The Republican journal., 1906-09-20
SEARSPORT LOCALS.


Mrs. j. B. Du Bose and child left Monday
for Marion, 5. Z.
We are indebted to John Kane for copies
of Chicago papers.
Capt. W. NJ. Topper went to Boston Mon
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John lnnes attended the
fair in Waterville.
Mrs. W. b. Worcester called on friends
in Bangor last week.
Miss Goldie Tracy is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Myron Parker.
Miss Ada Walker of Portland is the guest
of Miss f. A. Hopkins.
Mrs L. A. Colcord returned last week
from IA visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Wentworth are spend
ing d week at Swan Lake.
Thomas Williams left Saturday for Wa
tervilie to enter Colby College
Mrs. McNally OF Newton, Mass, is the
guest of Mrs Henry McCaslin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sweetser of Old Town
called on friends in town Monday.
Charles Cunningham of Orono, Me, was
in town lasi week visiting relatives
Rev. X. u. HarDutl Is dlleHullS lHe WIZ
gIegational conference III Lewiston.
Mrs. \. l. Pickering and children are
visiting in New York for few weeks.
Mrs. \. f. Whittier and Mrs. {. a. hit
tier are spending d week al Swan Lake.
Mrs. ". II. Mason left Monday for Boston
10 visit her daughter, Miss Ida Mason
The steamer Massasoit arrived at KID
I,i 4 ,at from RnStOn,
Mrs. Beulah Rankin was in town last
week, the guest Of Mrs. b. h. IendIetoh'
J. A. Clement is at Swan Lake for the re-
mainder Of the month for the fall fishing.
Mrs. E. {. Pike and Mrs. II. n. Colcord
were in Bangor last week visiting relatives
Col. Charles Lewis, the well known real
estate broke r OF Boston, was in town friday.
Mrs. Amanda Small, former resident of
Searsp0rt, called on friends IN town FRIDAY
J. W. Black attended the reunion of the
2Gth Maine Regiment in Rockport Sept.
18th
Miss Grace Field, who spent the summer
in town, returned to Wilmington, Del, FIJI
day.
The telephone poles in the village have
tops.
Miss Rebecca Ross returned Monday to
he Normal School of Gymnastics in Bos-
ton
Miss Mary Grinnel of Camden was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Grinnei last
week.
Robert Hichborn, first officer of sch. R.
W Hopkins, arrived Friday from New
York
Miss Constance Hills was in town last
week, the guest of Mrs. j. Beverly Du
Bose.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Walker of Island
Fails were in town Saturday calling on
friends,
The Searsport Water Co. are connecting a
great many residences in town with their
system.
George P. Carter is driving the r. F. D.,
No > team for F. \. Nichols during his va
cation.
MI and Mrs. Frank W. Flanders of Rock
land are in town, guests of MI. and Mrs. F..
NJ. Porter.
Miss Jessie NJ. Black was in Orono last
Me-.-E, he guest Of Misses j. c. and NJ. g..
Colcord.
Tie fve-lnasted schooner Dorothy Z.
Ealrett, Capt. Irwin, sailed Friday for
coal port
Mrs. \. j. kimball has moved into the
first floor of Mrs Il. +. Suljvans house on
Leach street
Dexter Fox, who spent the summer in
town, returned to his home in jamaica
Plain Friday.
Miss Lucia ". Edwards returned Thurs
fiay frnm a visit to relatives in iuultou and
Island Falls.
Alton jackson, who spent the summer in
town, returned to his home in Everett,
Mass, Monday.
Miss Ham, who has been at Capt. f. d. +.
Nickels for the summer, has returned to her
home in Monroe.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Stevens and children,
who have been visiting in town,left Satur-
day for Dexter
Miss Mabel |. Nichols left Saturday for
Milo, where she is engaged to teach IN the
public schools.
The Bar Point House at Penobscot Park
closed saturday, Sept. 18th, after very
successful season.
MlS. A n blanchard left Monday for
Philadelphia to joi.l her husband, Captain
Albert \. Blanchard.
Mrs. Ida Davis, who has been the guest
Of Mrs s. L. Leavitt, returned to her home
in Iloulton, Monday.
Mrs. Eunce NJ Stevens left Tuesday for
Dexter. She is delegate to the w. I. c.
u. state convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Webster have
moved to Stockton. What is Searsports
loss is StocktonS gam.
Miss Irene NJ Sullivan passed her exam-
nation and has entered the Normal school
in BIdgewater, Mass.
Mrs. y. c. Shute wishes to extend thanks
10 friends and neighbors who assisted her
in her late bereavement.
Mr.. Fred C. Kane of Boston, who has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary Kane,
returned home Monday.
Miss Gladys and Master Jack Eyre left
Thursday for Flushing, New York, W here
they are attending school.
George F. Sherman of Burnham was in
town sunday to attend the funeral OF his
nephew, Newell C. Shute.
Miss Hope Curtis, who has been the guest
of her parents, Capt. and Mrs. II. G. Curtis,
returned to Boston Monday
Mrs. J. NJ. Tenney arrived Monday fro N
Houlton, called here by the illness OF n er
mother, Mrs. Maria r. Black.
Charles s. Shute of East Newport was in
town Sunday to attend the funeral of his
hro-bor Mr. Nawall r. Shuta