The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-02-14
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Littleield spent Sun
day in Monroe with relatives.
Shepard Shute has moved into the Z. L.
Savory house on Nit. Ephraim avenue.
P. j. Dunn, well-known real estate
broker of Bangor, called on friends in town
saturday.
MI and Mrs T. L. Decrow are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF daughter,
born Feb. 5tn
Charles H. Monroe has taken the Waldo
county agency for the Odds gasolene
stationary engine.
Mrs James B. Sweetser left Friday for
W est Brooksvlle to attend the funeral of
her brother, Omar Lord.
The Congregational society will give
supper at the vestry Thursday, evening,
Feb. 21st, at $50 O'Clock.
Mrs Henry W. Kneeland arrived Friday
from Maiden, Mass, to visit her parents
Capt. and Mrs. F. A. Curtis.
George F. Sherman of Burnham was in
town Sunday to attend the funeral OF his
sister, Mrs. Louise S. Bean.
Mrs Sarah Small arrived Saturday from
Stonington, called here by the death of her
mother, Mrs. Louisa S. Bean.
James IIawley, who has been spending
We weeks vacation with his parents in
Boston, returned home Thursday.
Charles S. Shute arrived Thursday from
East Newport called here by the illness
of his mother, Mrs, Louisa S. Bean
Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe n. Porter have the
sympathy Of the entire community IN the
death of their only child, Roscoe S.. who
passed away Feb. 9th.
Capt Clarence \. Meyers arrived Mon
day from New York to remain a few days
willie his bark, the Mabe! /. Meyers, is
loading for Montevideo.
Mrs. Prudence McGilvery, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Kate McGllyery,
who has been i'll with typhoid fever, arriy
ed last week from Lewiston.
The steamer Bay Port, Capt Jensen,
finished discharging coal Feb. 18th at the
Penobsc0t coal dock at Mack'S Point and
sailed the same day for Newport News.
Representative B. F. Colcord left Monday
for Augusta accompanied by Mrs ocord,
Miss Florence COleOrd and Miss 5. Louise
Pike to attend the Governors ball on Tues
day.
Frank f. Curtis, first officer OF the steam
Ct Oregonian, arrived Friday from New
York to visit his parents, Capt, aud MS.
Frank A Curtis, and returned to New DIRK
Monday to rejoin the steamer.
i. H. Magoon and J S. Goodway of Port
laud were in town last week circulating
petition among our citizens for the removal
of The State capital from Augusta to Port
land, but met with very poor success While
here and continued on their way to Bangor.
The following is a copy of the original
crew list of the bark \. &. Hichborn of
Pros ppct, issued from the Searsport custom
house in 1851. The bark was bound to st.
Croix, d. w. L.. Captain, William Rendell
of Prospect; first officer, Aaron LlttIefeld
of Prospect: second officer, John L. anno
of Prospect; cook and steward, " lillian 3.
Smith of Rome, Me. seamen: Sc IA Gil
more, James II. Pierce, William Rendell,
lothian Rendell and Simon b. Littletie!d of
Prospect.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. The following out
of-town guests registered last week at the
Searsport House: A. NJ. Wilbur, Stockton;
H. H. Stetson, Houlton; r. E. Thorndike,
Bangor; E. W. Hunting, II: II; NORM, 3. F.
Pendleton, Stockton; Fl. S, Bassett, Ban
Chicago; c. n. Staples, Stockton; John Is.
Cook, Bar Harbor; I. D. Robins. II. d.
Larrabee, New York Capt. X. a. Jensen,
Mrs K. A. Jensen, Boston; Z. W. Potter,
Brunswick II. NJ. Clayton, B; I; Clark,
Milinocket; }; B; Cooper, D.; II. Harding,
Watervine; W; H. Ennis, Boston; c; Il,
Peeling, New York; A. II. Magoon, j. 5.
Goodway, Portland; S, L. Harris, Bangor;
C. A. Hamilton, Rock land; G. II. Davis,
Belfast; g. A. Weber, HallOwel; +. II.
Young, Stockton ; E. d. Stock well, Bangor;
I. S. DeLnison, Boston; A. E. Trundy,
Stockton; Pat Gillen, Millinocket; ChaS
Dix, F. L. Coombs, Caribou; G. f. Sher-
man Burnham; F. W. Kinds, Castine; 0.
Ii. Gates, Lewiston; S. b. ketchum, Bos-
ton e; j. J. Moore, bingham.
OBITUARY. Died Feb Sth at the home of
Mrs. n. c. Shute, Mrs. Louisa S. Bean,
widow of the late James Bean of
Detroit, Me-, after weeks illness
of pneumonia, aged rs years. Mrs. Bean
was the daughter of David and Mercy
(Mtchell) Sherman of Monroe, where she
was born in 1925 She married Thomas
S. Shute, former well known livery
man and horse dealer of this place, in
1S47, and who died July l, 1859 She
continued to reside in Searsp0rt until
1879, when she married James Bean
of Detroit, who died in September, 1903
Since then she has made her home with her
son, Charles S. Shute, in East Newport and
Searsport. She leaves one son, Charles S.
Shute of East Newport, and two daughters
Mrs. Sarah Small of Stonington and Mrs
Vna Cole of Sunset; one brother, George
f. Sherman OF Burnham, and one sister,
Mrs. Jane Call of Brooklyn, n. Y. The flu
neral services We're held at the residence of
Mrs. n. &. Shute Sunday afternoon and
were conducted by Rev. L. p Williams of
the First Congregational church. The i'll
terment was in the family lot in the village
cemetery.