The Republican journal., 1906-03-01
SEARSPORI LOCALS.

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over Sunday.
Miss Inez Deliver returned to Brockton,
Mass, Friday.
Mrs. L. A. Colcord returned last seek
from New York.
Miss Ida A. Whittier visited friends in
Bangor Saturday.
Mrs. F. W. Flanders has returned to her
home in Rockland.
Mrs. c. NJ Closson returned from visit
to Winterport Monday.
John Innes has II sheep that have drop
ped l6 lambs this month.
Capt, d. c. Nichols returned from New
York last Saturday evening.
w. E. Grinnell shipped fine driving
horse to Boston by boat Monday
number of young folks attended mas
ouerade sociable Tuesday evening.
Miss Isador CORVALLIS of Castine is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Mary Whitcomb.
Mrs. Hattie Robertson of North sullivan
is employ ed at Capt. A. B. Pendletons.
Mrs. W L. Mathews has closed a very
successful term of school in Frankfort.
c. II, Monroe is putting new gasolene
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Monthly contribution for parish expenses
at the Congregational church next Sunday
In the list of captains in last week s issue
James c. Gilman should read James c. Gil
more
Mrs. Henry Sweetser of OldTown arrived
Monday and is the guest of Mrs. Louise
Bailey.
Fri m r.
iscotta and is with her son, Dr. Alton h..
Curtis.
Mrs, w. T. c. Runnells left by train
Saturday for Boston to attend the funeral
of her sister.
Miss Guida c. Homer spent. Sunday in
BuckSpUrt with her parents, MI. and MIS-.
{. {. Homer.
Hon. Albert PIERCE of Frank fort was in
town last week, the guest of Capt. and MIS-.
A. NJ Ross.
Quite party of local horsemen went to
the horse trot at Half Moon Pond Sunday
afternoon.
Steamer Bay View finished dscharging
coal Wednesday and sailed Feb. I'D, Tor
Newport News.
Miss Jessie NJ Black was in Orono a few
DAYS last week, the guest of Misses Nj. Il.
and j. 4. NOlcOTu.
Bark Mabel l. Meyers. Capt, {. n.
Movers, arrived at New York Feb. 18th
from Buenos AyreS.
DR.. E. Hopkins, who has been confined to
the house the past two weeks with malaria,
is slowly improving.
Lincoln r. Colcord is in Boston this week
TO attend the District C0nclave of his
Fraternity, Kappa Sigma.
Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Sweetser, who
have been spending the winter in Brooks
vile, returned home Monday.
Mrs. James B. Parse left Wednesday
for New York to join her husband, Capt }.
b. Parse, in the steamer Pathhnder
Miss Ethel Wentworth, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Wentworth, has returned to Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. James Doherty of Fort
Fairfield were in town Saturday and Sun
day, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj. Whit
tier.
J. II. Montgomery will put in new soda
fountain from the American Soda Fountain
Company OF Boston about the first week In
April.
J. II, Clements of Monroe has bought the
black smith business of ID. w. McFadZen III
Mechanics Hollow and will take possess
sion this week.
The Epworth League will serve clam
stew, coffee, doughnuts, ETC., IN the Nj. y.
yestry on town meeting day. Patronage is
earnestly solicited.
George A. Lewis, engineer of the Sears
mort Water Company, completed surveying
from Half Moon Pond Saturday and return
ed to his home in Boston Monday.
Searsport members of Penobscot Encamp-
ment, No. %, of Belfast attended meeting
Tuesday, Feb. Goth, where they witnessed
the patriarchal degree worked on three can
didates and partook of a fine supper in the
banquet hall. They returned home very
much pleased with their visit
The pupils of the Grammar school who
were not absent during the winter term,
which has recently closed, are as follows:
sally Dow, Eva Havener, Manuel Romero,
Arthur Sullivan, Alphonso wagner ana
Lester Dung. Apseh'oh oiio h''i ""S'
Shirley Carter
List Of unclaimed letters at the Searsport
most Office: Thomas Clark, MIR. Iorman
Coat, David Curtis, Miss Hattie Haskell,
John W. Macaloney, VIM. u. koneTsln,
Mrs, G. Young, Dora Finn, M. II. Hilton,
Matt Watson, Frank Martin, Ali'e =. KID
lev. VIM. Thomas, Mark Trainor, Miss Nj.
Z. Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Towers entertained
ahOUt forty OF tnplI II az lhoiI lCoi-
dence on Norris avenue Saturday. Cake, |
coffee and a fine clam stew, made by caterer
W. P. Rich, were served. The guests were
entertained during the evening with vocal
and instrumental music, which was very
much enjoyed.
The following out of town guests were
registered at the SearspOrt House the past
week Nathan Hunt, Charleston, Me-;
Charles Hooper, A. W. Harris, LeVant; +.
D. Gourley, Boston, E. W: LeavenW0rth,
Portland; N. w. Staples, Stockton; u. ID.
Davis, Belfast; J. L. Conroy, L. II. Burton,
Bangor: A. L. Morrison, Boston; 5. a.
Goodwin, Bangor II. L. Brakeman, Detroit, |
Mich: il. S. Sullivan, Chicago; W: A.
Gordon, Bangor; I. S. Dennison, Boston;
W. C. Jones, Barre, VT; p. 5. Russell,
Rockland; G. P. Lombard, Belfast; Charles |
Rendell, Stockton.
The San Francisco Bulletin says: "Ship-
ming men are greatly interested in the CON
tract which has recently been entered into
Nv the American Hawaiian Steamship Com
nany with the Tehuantepec Railroad to car
rv sugar from this city to New YORK IN
twenty-eight days." The following steam
ers of this line are commanded by Sears
port captains: Alaskan, Capt Charles NJ.
Nichols; Oregonian. Capt. Joseph F.. Mich
OILS californian, Capt. Joseph ID. SWeetseI'
and American, Capt. Theodore L. Coicoro.