The Republican journal., 1906-07-12

down Saturday in his private car, No; 200,
and spent Sunday at Kidder's Point dock,
returning Monday to Bangor.
News has been received here of the death
of Mrs E. II. Dean at her late home in
Brookline, Mass, July 9th. Mrs. Dean,
with her daughter, has spent several sum-
mers in Searsport, where she had maze
many friends, who will be deeply panied 10
hear of her death.
PARK. Mrs Fred Pendleton and sons,
Ferdinand and William. have returned to
their summer home. Mrs. Ihafles bar
butt and daughter Florence CT Portland are
at home for the summer. Miss Katherine
McGilvery of Lewiston came home Satur-
day to spend two weeks vacation with
her mother and sister,. Miss May Park is
at home again after visiting four weeks
with friends in Boston and Portland....
Mrs. George Grant and daughter are, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs John Blanchard. -.
Mr.. John Boyd is engaged now in moving
his mill to Prospect. He will be greatly
missed as he will live there in the future.
Mr.. Manuel Romero is working at the
pavilion at Penobscot Park. He hopes to
have work until late in the fall. :
Following is list of vessels built by
Master John Carver OF Searsport: In 1924,
sch. Boston 1925, sch Superior; 1896, sch.
Peggie; 1927, sch. Charlotte; 1928, sch.
Brandywine; 1881, sch. Champion; 1882,
sch. New England, sch. Hudson; 1885, sch
George Washington, brig Kentucky; 1886,
sch. Potomac; 1887, sen. Majestic 1889,
sch Genoa; 1910, ship Benjaman Aymar ;
ISL. sch. Geneva: 1912, bark John Carver,
bark Written; 1914, sch. Avon; 1919, sch, +,
\. Heath, sch. Italian; 1916, sch. Iennes-
see, brig Benjamin Carver; 1917, bark +.
rendleton; 1913, brig Isaac Carver; 1919.
brig Keoka 1880, ship John BunyaD; 1851,
sch. \. f. Howe; 1852, bark Henry Buck ;
1858, brig Altavela 1884, ship Charter Oak ;
1855. brig Kentucky; 1856, bark lnvestga-
tor 1862, ship b. F Carver 1864, bark Fam
nie; 1857, brig Amy a. Lane.
The out-of-town guests registered last
week at the Searsport House were as toll
lows: Miss y. A. Coombs, Boston; J. j.
Moore, bingham; F. H. Robbins, New
York F. W. Mathews, Boston; George A.
Quimby, Belfast; c. L. Perry Houlton
VI. H. Wyman, Boston; A. H. HoXle and
daughter, G. H. Gibbs, Walter Lancaster,
A A. Gould, Bangor; {. McMann, Houlton, :;
y. G. Blaisdell, I. Il. Taylor. Susie A. N
Perry, Boston; A. W. Knowlton and wife,
Newburgh; c. j. Gilfllin, St. Johnsbury,
Vt. NJ J. Rogers, Boston; A. c. Howard,
Brockton; j. II. Pendleton, Northport :;
James Roberts, Reading, Mass, John
Pierce, Northport; g. H. Davis, Belfast;
I. y. Staples, olochtoi Allstoh ooIiiA -'
Mrs Allston Gushing, Miss Clara |. Cush-
ing, Charles Gushing, Parker ?. Burielgh,
Mrs. Parker P. Burleigh and maid, Miss
Dorothy Burleigh, Miss Stella Burleigh,
Houlton; 0. A. Shields, Bangor; NJ. ".
Stearns, Caribou; E S. Bent. Boston; Z. G.
Wyman and wife, Bangor; p; }. Taylor and
Houltop; Nathaniel Crockett, S. c. Farris,
Norton, Dover; L. Il. Norwood, Miss L. II.
Biguey, Miss Helen NJ. Bgney, Greenyille ::
Miss Katie NJ. Runnals. Dover; R. R.
Rhodes, Rock land; j. G. Erskine, Portland :;
J. c. Carrigan, Millinockett; c. 7. Nutter,
brewer, Rock land; Fulton Croker, New
York G. W. Mayo, Parker Grey, Houlton
c. H. Lovett, Portland; \. 4. Williams,
Bangor Remission, Rockland
RECITAL On Saturday afternoon was
gwen the first OF series of weekly recltals,
at the studio of Miss Guida c. Homer on
Main street. The pieces, played entirely
from memory, were rendered III very
pleasing manner by the young performers.
They showed a decided Improvement, not
only in the execution OF their numbers, but
in their concentration for which the public
recitals are an excellent thing. All friends
Of the pupils and those interested are cor
daily received at the weekly recItals at
> 80 p. m. on saturday afternoons. Follow
NY is lie program
springs Delight, Oestern
William Grinnell.
Etude, Virgil
Herbert Partridge.
Etude No. ), Is, "a. %, Virgil
Nettie Bunker.
Etude, No. Il, 16 IS, Virgil
Billy Blanchard
curious story First time piece,) Heller
Henrietta Gilkey.
Volkslied and >, kohler
Jennie Wagner.
Forward March, Krogman
Emily Ross.
In the Merry sunshine, Virgil
Pronel Gilkey.
tai On a Tramp, oos+orr
10 Little Flatterer, -''
William GrinGell.
Hungarian Dance, RheinhOld
Henrietta Gilkey.
By the Spring, Gurlitt
Emily Ross.
Springs Greeting, Virgil
Proneu Gilkey.
Barcarolle, Kern
Leverne Nichols.
Waltz Petite, Neidling
Henrietta Gilkey.
NORTH SEARsPORT ITEMS.
Ava Carter of Citypoint was in town the
Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dow of Prospect
were at ". \. BOWS July 4th.
Percy Scribner, who is in the employ of
the \. L. Tel, Il Tel Co., spent the Fourth
at home.
The July 4th ball in Marden's hall was
well attended. About fifty couples were
present.
Edwin L. Nickerson of Waldo was in
town last week visiting his sister, Mrs. j.
E. Marden.
There will be social hop in Carter's cot
tage at the head of Swan Lake Thursday
night, July 10Th.
A large delegation from Belfast has been
frustrating at the lake, occupying the Rog
ers, Pioneer and Shadyside cottages.
Miss Ida Mae Mason and her mother of
aud will spend the summer at H. I. Serb
ner's.
DoDGE's CORNER. Asaph Dodge of
Washington, y. c., has been visiting rela-
tives here. His wife and daughter are
travelling i'll Europe. +. A. Matthews
and family spent Saturday and Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Mat
thews... Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Marden visit
ed III Waldo last sunday.
Mrs. Carter's Peony.
Mrs Hattie Redman Carter of Sedgwick
village has growing in her front yard a
ueOnV root which deserves Suecial mention