The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-01-04
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

OlHNOu UNI AOO'sGOs
Mrs. George S. Sargent is visiting friends
in Boston.
ND. Hewes returned to Waltham, Mass,
Saturday.
Andrew L. Allen returned to New York
last week.
Mrs. l. C. Closson is visiting friends IN
Sedgwick.
Miss Rernice Jordan spen. Christmas in
Ellsworth.
Miss Henrietta Gerry has returned to
BiddefOrd.
Sch. Regina arrived Saturday with grain
for Pike Bros.
Miss Martha Ross returned to Brooklyn
N Y, Monday.
Miss Inez Dolliver arrived Friday from
Blockton, Mass.
J II Montgomery was in Bangor last
week on business
y w. McFadden has bought the Carr
house on Elm street.
Miss Joanna and Lincoln r. Colcord re-
turned to Oron0 Tuesday
f. A. Sargent returned Saturday from
business trip TO Boston.
n II Mudgett of Bangor was III town
Monday calling on relatives.
Misses Blanche and Rebecca Ross return
ed tv Boston Monday by tram
Miss Elizabeth Carver returned to her
home in Brooklyn, y. y, SATURDAY.
Miss fthelind layener has returned to
Boston. where She is attending school,
Mrs Fred nersey is the guest of her
narruts Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Sargent.
Miss Ethel Elder has returned TO the
Kicker Classical Institute at Ii0ullon.
Prof. F, L. Sweetser returned to ms
home in New London, Conn, Dec -'Ih'
Miss Wealthy Nichols of Lynn, Mass
was in town last week visiting friends
Miss Angie Carver has gone to Pittsteld,
Mass, where she is teaching stenograpy'
Mrs. Hannah T. Pendeton IS visiting her
sister, Mrs. Clara Blanchard, in Portland
Peter Ward of Everett, Mass, arrived
sunday to visit his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Peter Ward.
Miss Nellie Donnelly, who has been VISIT
ing in town, returned to Naltham Nass''
last week,
Comm union services will be held at the
CONGREGATIONAL church next Sunday after
noon at3.3O.
Can't. Charles Closson has hauled up his
schooner, the Kittie Lawry,l In Long Cove
for the winter.
Mr., Merriweather, who has been the
gnpst of Mir, Robert T. Nichols, returned to
Boston Monday
Engineer Perry and family, OF the =. q
A road, have rented rooms IN MIS- l. -
CIOSSons house.
Contributions for parish expenses Will be
taken next SUNDAY morning at the Congre-
gatlonal church
Dana Dutch and wife, who have been
visiting in town, returned to their home IN
Boston last week
Miss Henrietta L. Ross returned Monday
to Gloucester, Mass, where she is a teacher
of physical culture
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Rogers are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF nine
pound son, born Dec. 10Th.
Those wishing to renew subscriptions for
The CougrrgationaliSt Will please call On
Rev. Z. 7. Williams this week.
Capt Phineas Pend,eton and daughter
Lucy are spending a few weeks with trends
and relatives III Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Desire NJ. Wood Of Springfield,
Mass, arrived Dec. 27th and is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth {. Carver
Isaac II. IIavener has position as news
agent ON the Seaport branch of the Is. ana
A. between Searsport and Lagrange,
Miss Lillian tunnels, who has been
teaching school in Rockland, Mass, has re-
signed and accepted d position IN MelroSe.
Miss Ethel NJ. Nichols, who has been Wis
fling her mother, Mrs. c. NJ. Nichols, re-
turned to Gorham Normal School MOnday'
f. NJ. Gidden, wife and daughter, Miss
Marion Lee, left Saturday for Southern
California where they viii spend the WIN
Ter,
The steamer Barracuda, Capt. Chiffon
Curtis, which was released by the japanese
government, arrived at Moji, Dec. 2hd, Oh
her way to san Francisco.
Steamer Alaskan, Capt. Charles NJ. Mich
OILS. sailed from Seattle for Honolulu Jan.
list. On her last "trip from san Francisco 10
Seattle, she made the run Ill % hours
Mrs. Cushman of Wmsow and Miss
Fannie Philbruok of Sheburu, y. H., who
have been visiting Rev. and Mrs. /. +.
Williams, returned to their homes last
week.
The directors of the >earsport Nationa,
Bank net in their banking rooms saturday,
Dec 3lst, and declared d semi-annual dlYl-
dend of four per cent, payable tuesday,
Jan. >, 1906
Billy BlaI chard while sliding on the hill
near the Union SchuOlhouse Monday morn
jng ran into a double horse sled driven by
Niles Towers and received very bad scalp
wound lie was taken to the office OF Dr.
H. II. Sellers, where fourteen stitches were
taken 30 close the wound.
The sad news was received Tuesday
morning of the death of Mrs. JENNIE {.
Hunter Mrs. Hunter went to Boston last
Thursday for medical treatment and her
sudden death was a shock to her many
friends in SearSport Obituary later.
Next Sunday evening the union services
for the ssWeek of Prayer will begin at the
Congl church. 1t is hoped that the ser
vices will be well attended and that they
will be of great profit. The line Of sub
iects to be considered will be that suggested
bv the Evangelical Alliance.
At the annual meeting of the Sears Lodge,
|. 0. O. f., the following officers We're
cleo ed y. g., John Davis; V. g., Ii. II.
Sellers sec'y Charles A. Rogers; Treas,
Henry p. Richards, Trustees, &. A. Bowen,
A /. Mosman, f. Nj. Perkins. Minor
officers are to be chosen later.
The steamer Bay State arrived Sunday
from Boston in place of the steamer penob-
scot which was disabled in Boston harbor
by "a collision. The Bay State is the largest