The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-04-12

from visit with relatives in Stockton.
Nrs irias I. Nichols left Tuesday for
a weeks visit with friends in Bucksport
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Gill OF Chicago, lll''
have taken rooms at Mrs. John Davis
/ T. Hamilton, who has been visiting his
son William in Boston, returned Frlaay'
Misses Ethel NJ. Nichols and Ethe. NJ.
Dodge have arrived from Gorham Acade-
my.
Sch Helen !. Seitz, Capt. Carter, sailed
from Newport News April It'll for Sears
port.
Scbs. Horace y. Stone and Eleanor NJ.
Parcy are under charter for Searsport with
coal
Thirtv-fve Italian laborers arrived Fri
day to work on the Seaport K. K. at Mack S
Point.
Robert W. Hichborn left Monday for
Boston to join sch. r. W. Hopkins as nrs1
officer.
Mr.. John Bonforth of Benton was the
onast last week OF Nh and Mrs. j. NJ.
Whittier.
Mrs. Margaret b Parse returned Wednes,
dav from a visit with friends n Boston and
vicinity.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Nj. +.
church meets with Mrs Wallace Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Wagner and son Jack re-
turned Saturday from visit with 1rlehus
in Burnham.
Miss Desire NJ. Nichols, who has been
spending a few days in town, returned TO
Boston Friday.
Mrs. John Frame, who has been visiting
vicinity. returned
home last week.
Miss Myra Ordway of Boston arrived
Saturday and is the guest OF MI ana MIS-.
D. L. Cunningham.
Mrs. Curtis, mother Of DR.. A. R. Curtis,
returned from visit with trlehuo Ill JAIL
arScOtta last week.
Misses Blanche and Rebecca Ross arrived
Saturday and are with their parents, capt.
and Mrs. A. Nj. Ross.
Sch. Henry O. Barrett sailed from New
port News for Searsp"rt April 4th with coal
Tor the h. Il a. L. K,
Mr.. F. II. Going of Reading, Mass, one Of
the officials Of the Seafsp0rt water WORKS,
was in town Friday ON business.
The steamship Californian, Capt. Joseph
D. SweetSeT, sailed from New 1ork April
> for san Diego and San francisco.
Mrs Fannie Twombly of Brooks is in at
tendance on Mrs. Mar II. Colcord, who is
confined to the house by illness.
The Quarterly Conference of the N. f.
church announced for this week Will not
convene until the following week.
Columbus Hayford Of Pressure Isle was
in town Friday and Saturday, the guest OF
{. p Ferguson and A. L. Irundy
Foreman John Flannery OF the \. f; Tel.
q Tel, Co., with his crew, is stringng
cable from the village to Mack's Point.
The offering at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning viii be for the Con-
gregational Home Missionary society.
Mrs. c. Park arrived Saturday from Cam
pello, Mass, where she spent the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Anita P, Taylor.
Miss Harriet NJ Erskine returned
"Wednesday from New York, where she has
been visiting her brother, Dr.. James ?.
ErSkine.
Mrs Dana Dutch, who has been attend
ing on her mother, Mrs. James I. Erskine,
will return to her home in Dorchester
Thursday.
Capt. Mitchell Reid of sch. William c.
Carnegie, Is visiting his family at Booth
bay while his vessel is discharglng at
Mack Point.
The Christian Endeavor Society Will give
a monograph concert at the social rooms OF
the Congregational churcn frluay evening.
Admission 10 cents.
Miss Eunice G. Whittum lost Mexican
silver fob chain Tuesday between her
home and store. Finder will please leave
at the Post Office and be rewarded.
The railroad makes business for the hotel
and the list of arrivals at the SearSport
House is a long on-so long in fact that we
are compelled to omit it this week.
Sch. William c. Carnegie was locked
Wednesday evening, April 4th, at the Mack's
Point coal dock by the tug Ralph Ross.
The work of discharging began Thursday.
Robert C. Gilkey has bought the farm of
Albert F. Mathews, three miles north Of
Searsport village Mr.. Mathews will move
into the B. Frank Young house in the vii
lage.
Mrs. W. n Grouse, son Frederick and
Tremaine Parker arrived Friday from
Mount Stewart, 7. +. L. Nj Grouse Is en-
pIoye1 by the Seaport r. r. Co. at Mack $
Point.
Frank H. CIeaves has bought the house of
Charles II. Monroe, corner of Park and
Leach streets, and Mr.. Monroe has bought
the house of George w. Porter on Main
street.
The L. 5. Senate Monday passed a con-
current resolution authorizing the secre-
tary of war to order an examination and
survey of Long Cove and Cape Jellison
harbor, Penobscot bay, Maine.
The Cantata entitled "The Resurrection"
by Charles Fonteyn Nancy, will be given
at the Congregational church next Sunday
evening A special feature of the services
both morning and evening will be singing
by choir of boys. The public are cordial
ly invited.
Special Easter services will be held at the
NJ. E. church next Sunday. Special sermon
in the morning and a concert in the evening.
The Sunday school will present an inter-
esting program. Mr.. Bryant will render
cornet solo.
The steamship Alaskan, Capt. Charles NJ.
Nichols, arrived at Delaware Break water
April LIST, 81 days passage from Hilo. Capt.
Nichols reports heavy gale of the western |
entrance of the Straits of Magellan and |
dense fog for four days. He continued his z!
course and passed through the Straits of |
Lemaire. |
Following is list of coasting licenses is
sued by Richard Smart, deputy collector of /
customs of the port of Prospect, now Sears |
port, in 1889, 40 and Al: Capt. Phineas P. |
Griffin, sch. Genoa of Prospect, 1913 tons; |
Capt Robert Eells, SCH Ranger of Bangor,