The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-05-31

Miss Myra Dow, who has been spending
the winter in Boston, arrived home thurs
day,
r. A. Mari is in town visiting his brother,
Prof, d. E. Mari of the SearSport Hlgh
school.
Ralph Marks of New York was in town
last week, the guest of his brother, George
+. Marks.
DIR. F. X. Sawyer left Saturday for three
weeks visit in boston, New York and Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleetwood Pride, who have
been visiting Miss Lucia W, Edwards, lett
last week for Boston.
Mrs. Jennie Myers of Thorndike was in
town last week, the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. A. L. Mosman.
The monthly contribution will be taken
for parish expenses next Sunday morning
in the COng'l church.
j. j. Moore, superintendent OF the Sears
port water works, left Saturday to visit his
home in bingham, Mass.
Phineas P. Griffin of Everett, Mass, ar
rived Thursday for few days visit Win
his mother, Mrs. l. {. Park.
Mrs. Matte Nichols of Bucksport, who
was the guest of Mrs. Lllias Nichols, re-
turned to her home Sunday.
The schooner Kittie Lawry, Capt. Charles
\. Closson, sailed Sunday for Rockland
with cOoperage for Pike Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F. Mathews have
rooms with Mr.. l.. H. Mathews until Sep
TENDER, when they will move to the village.
Mrs, j. H. Park has sold her fine residence
IN the eastern part of the village to Mr.. Ber-
nard Perry, an engineer ON the b. Y "A rail-
road.
Mrs. F. Z. Bartlett arrived Saturday from
Old Town and is with her husband, engi-
nter Bartlett, at Mr. and Mrs. James b.
SweetSer's
James A. Colson presented flags Monday,
to each pupil in the Primary and Inter
mediate schools, as has been bis custom for
several years.
The Waldo County Sunday School Asso-
citation will hold their convention at the
Baptist church in Belfast next Friday.
Picnic dinner will be served.
Supt. II. L. IIallett of the B. Il A. railroad,
ACCOMPANIED by his wife and a party Of
friends, were at kidder's Point over Sun
day in his private car, No 90.
Miss Blanche Whittum has resigned her
position as day operator at the Central
Telephone office, and Miss Florence Col
cord has been appointed her successor.
The dance which was to have been given
in Mardens hall Friday evening, for the
benefit OF Henry Trip has been postponed
until some date in june, to be announced
later
The schooner Van Aliens Boughton, Capt.
Haskell, arrived Monday noon from New
port News with coal for c. H. Sprague &
cd w a
the coal pier at Mack's Point.
Foreman Clancy and crew of the Water
Works Co completed laying the mains on
Mt. Ephraim street Wednesday and water
was turned on for hydrant use. The work
on Leach street was completed Saturday
and the water turned on. Two gangs of
men are now at work on Elm and Union
streets.
The class of 'o7, 5. H. S. will present the
comedy drama entitled "Miss Harvey's Di-
plomancy, or Little Percy" at Union Hall,
Friday, June 1st. Doors open at 7; curtain
ats. Admission % cents. Reserved seats
on sale at Clement & Adams, So cents. A
social dance will follow the drama with
music by Keyes' orchestra. Dance tickets,
% cents.
Sears Lodge. No 50. of Searsport was
represented at the district meeting of Odd
Fellows held in Belfast Friday evening
with Waldo Lodge of that city by the fol
lowing; A. L. Mosman, Charles Rogers,
James Stevens, George Sargent, John
Murphy, Ernest Robertson, Frank Mort
land, John Davis, Fred Savory, j. E. Went
worth, Walter Towers, AnSel AuSpiund,
Charles Averlll and Reed Lowell.
At the annual meeting of the Village
Cemetery Association held Friday evening,
MAY "a, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: }. W. Black, Pres.
Clifton Whittum, Vice Pres; L. w. Went
worth, Supt. George A. Bowen, member of
executive committee for three years; Miss
Ella A. Hopkins, Secretary; J. H. Sullivan,
the bylaws to hold the annual meeting on
the first Saturday in March instead of May,
as heretofore. 1t was voted to take water
from the water works for use n the ceme-
terry.
Out-of-town guests registered at the
Searsport House last week were as fol-
lows: j. F. Harris, Belfast; II. S. Buzzell,
Bangor; F. c. Young, Winterport; J. c.
Pilisbury, bangor; z. r = Pendlet9n, Henry
c. j. Glidden, Southwest Harbor; W. P.
Connolly, New York; J. J. Hagerty, Bos-
ton; G. H. Davis, Belfast, G. ii. Boln,
Joseph II. Treat, Michael White, James
Black, Michael Connolly, Bangor; r. {.
Marks, New York; c. \; Staples, stockton;
Williams, Boston; }. j. Moore, bingham,
Mass George A. Lewis, Boston; James 5.
Cole, Stockton; Miss Annie Pike, Bucks
port, Hugh Jameson, Mr.: and Mrs. j. S.
Clark, Bangor; A. W. Sherburn and daugh-
ter, New London, CT. c. w. Pattee, Bruins
wick; H. L. Haskell, Portland; Fred A.
Tibbetts, Belfast; George F. Dickey, Ban
gor; George K. Doak, Belfast; d. B.
Veasey, Blue Hill; II. Il. Sproul, Bangor
F. w. Jackson, Boston; H. A. Pike, bucks
port; Charles F. Bean, Guilford; c. H.
Paine, Boston, Joseph Collins, Bangor
Fred c. n. Parke, Greenville; f. L. Burns,
Bangor Fl. b. Grant, w. B. Grady, Boston
O. L. Wheaton, wife and children, j. S.
Porter, Houlton; c. A. Clewley, j. E.
Carrigan, A w. Lewis, Frankfort.
The following is list Of coastwise Ii
censes, issued in the port OF Searsport and
district of Belfast, in 1850, by Peleg
Nichols, deputy collector of Gu toms: Capt.
John Berry of Prospect, sch. Traveller of
Searsport; Capt. Everett Staples of Pros
pect, brig Science of BuckspOrt; Capt.
Peleg Staples of Prospect, bri g l. ". Hav-
ener of Prospect; Capt. Harrison Steel of
Prospect, sch. Rose of Boston Capt George
}. Hirup of Searsport, sch. Kosciusko of
port, brig Calcutta of Searsport; Capt.
Theophilns Eaton Of Searsport, sch. Hero
of Searsport Capt. BENZ. Pace of Sears
port, SCH Levant of Searsport; Capt.
Josiah F. Hichborn of Prospect, brig VIM.
McGilvery of Prospect Capt. James A.
Partridge of Prospect sch. Marcellus of
Bucksp0rt; Capt. Jonathan G. Park OF
Searsport, sch. Ranger of Boston; Capt.
Charles BERRY of PrOsDect. sch, Ottoman of