The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-03-22
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Mrs H. L. Perry left Thursday on a JUST
ness trip to Boston
W P Rich and Clifton jackson went to
Boston Thursday on business.
A. f. Trundy was in South Lagrange and
Bangor last Friday and Saturday.
Fred J. Biather of Boston arrived Satur-
day to visit his father, Mr.. A. J. Biather.
DR.. Hopkins has recovered from his re-
cent illness and is about the house daily,
The municipal officers of Searsport have
appointed Capt. L. +. ColcGrd as harbor
master.
Pike Bros. have been rapidly filling their
mill yard with spool and stave wood the
past week.
Capt. Phneas Pendleton has bought a
fine carriage horse of ". 3. f. Twombly
OF Monroe
Mrs. Fred L. Palmer and Mrs G. II.
Weber OF Monroe called on friends in
town last week.
The offering at the Congregational church
next Sunday viii be Ior the Seaman 5
Friend Society.
Dr. 5. c. Pattee and j. II. Mont gomery
have been appointed members Of the local
Board of Health.
Miss Gertrude L, Bowen returned to { as
tine, VI pdnasdaN where she IS attend ng
the Normal school
Hon a. T. Nickerson arrived Sunday
from Boston, where lie has been on business
for the past ten days.
William T. Grinnell and family have
moved INTO their new home, The Touraine,
on Steamboat avenue.
Capt Fred n Park left Monday for Bos-
ton, where his vessel, bark IL. &. J ohns0n,
is loading for Rosario.
Thomas, Fred c. and Miss Catherine
Kane returned to their homes in Boston
and vicinity March 18th
The many friends of George O. Merthew
in Searsport were sorry to hear OF his sud
den death in Belfast last week.
The singing of the boys choir last Sunday
evening at the Congregational church ser
vice was very much appreciated.
The ship Bangalore, Capt. Albert \.
Blanchard, arrived at Honolulu, Mar 10th,
from Philadelphia via Valparaiso.
Mrs. Clifton Whittum, who has been Wis
iting relatives and friends in Waltham,
Mass, returned home Sunday morning.
The charter OF the bark Mabel l. Meyers,
in last weeks issue should have read $3.50
per thousand instead of $3.50 per thousand.
sch. Addison p. Billiard, Capt. Croker,
sailed from Newport News Mar. 18th, with
coal for c. II. Sprague IL Son, Mack S Point.
Sch. William L. Douglass will be dis
charged Thursday and sch. Van Aliens
Boughton Will take her berth at the dock.
Mir. and Mrs. F. II. Cleaves have taken
rooms with Mrs. H. S. Paine until the
necessary repairs can be made on their
house,
The steamer Californian, Capt. Joseph d.
Sweetser, arrived at Philadelphia March |
18th, from Honolulu after a passage of 60 |
days.
The W. c. T. U. viii meet Friday, March
sd, at 80 p. M, at the home of Mrs. W. I.
c. Runnells. All members are cordially in
vlted.
Conductor James NJ. Whittier has bought
of the heirs of the late Capt 7. b. Nichols
their fine residence in the eastern part of |
the village.
There will be an auction sale at Union
Hall Saturday, March 24th at o'clock. A
piano and several other articles are on the
List to be sold
Sch. Lizzie Lane, Capt. A. G. Closson,
sailed Sunday for Onset Bay with cargo
Of ice from Bucksport for the Buzzard's
Bay Ice Company.
j. w. Black and daughter, Miss Jessie NJ,
went to Harrington Friday to attend the
funeral OF Henry Hook, the well known
of that place
Maurice s. Doliver has resigned his
situation in the H. II. White Co., Boston, to
accept position as head window dresser
with the dry goods firm Of Z. W. Edwards
Il Son of Troy, Ny.
Daniel II. Devereaux,a former resident of
now of Brunswick, Ga, is to re-
turn here about the first of May and will
open portable pipe fitting and plumbing
shop which will be equipped with modern
up-t0-date tools.
Miss Henriette r. Gerry of Searsport
was one of the ten Trull Hospital nurses
who by their courageous conduct at the re-
cent hospital fire in Biddeford endeared
themselves to the people of two cities of
and Saco.
The Village and Harbor schools begin
Monday, March 26th. The other schools
will begin about the middle of April. Fol-
owing are the teachers: High school, |
i. E. Mari; Grammar, Abbe c. Chase;
Intermediate, Deborah Williams; Primary,
Jessie M. Black Harbor, Theodate Meri-
hew.
The remains of Miss Ellen A. Mosman,
who died in the Old Ladies' Home in Lewis
on Mar. 18th, arrived by train March 18th, t
md were inferred in the family lot in the
'illage cemetery. Prayer was offered by
Rev. T. P. Williams OF the First Congrega- I
ional church, of which she was member. )
There will be benefit concert for the
lasonic Benevolent Fund in Union Hall,
his, Thursday, evening, March 22nd. Ad- (