The Republican journal., 1907-11-14
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Miss Ethel Eden is attending the Shaw
Business college in Bangor.
Albert B. Ferguson has been in Belfast
tie past week visiting relatives.
MIR. J. c. Dutch died at his residence Fri
day, Nov. Sth. Obituary later.
The Ladies' Guild will meet with Mrs.
Nathan Gi-key, Tuesday afternoon, Nov. ~.
Howes Savory shot the first deer of the
season in town Friday. 1t weighed about
100 pounds.
Mrs. A. S. Towle went to the Waldo
county hospital al Belfast Friday for medi-
cal treatment.
Smells were caught in great quantities
along the waterfront during the high tides
of the past week.
Capt. Carlisle of the sch. Prescott Palmer
is visiting his family in Boothbay while his
schooner is in port
Schooners Lucida Sutton, Capt. Peterson
and Frontenac, Capt. Coombs, both sailed
Friday for coal port.
Mrs. Nancy j. Kimball and Mrs. Abbie
Dix have moved into the L. A. curtis
chambers on Park street.
Miss Ethel L. Rice arrived from Oakland
last week and is with her mother, Mrs. +.
Frank and Lawrence Hamilton and fami-
lies have moved from Menhaden Point TO
tie Mosman house on Goodell street.
Eugene Hathaway, formerly tonsorial
artist of SeaIsport, has bought the Robert
MAYO farm on the Marsh stream in Monroe
Shepard Shute and family have moved
from the Savory house on Mt. Ephralm
avenue to the D. Y. Mitchell house on
Main street.
Sch William Eadie arrived from Els
Nulth last week with a load of slaves for
the American Agricultural & Chemical Co.
at Mack's Point.
Rev. c. II. Mckinney returned last week
from a visit with friends in Ashland ana
occupied the pulpit of the first Congl
church sunday.
Sch Prescott Palmer, Capt. Carlisle, ar
rived Thursd day from Newport News with
d 422 tons of coal for the PenobScot Coal Co.
at Mack's Point.
Mrs. Susan Craig and Miss Lucy Palmer
of Belfast were in town last week to attend
the fftieth wedding anniversary OF MT.
and Mrs. George F. Smith.
Last week we reported that Miss Olivia
McGilvery had gone to Bangor. ms was
the result of misunderstanding, as MISS
McGilvery was in kents Hiil.
Miss Deborah Williams, who has been
the guest of Miss Jessie c. Nckerson on
Union street, was in Freedom last week
wishing her sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Small.
Sch. Sunlight, Capt. Wilbur, arrived
Thursday from North Weymouth, Mass,
with phosphate for the American Agrlcul-
tulal Chemical plant at Mack'S Point.
Several Searsport shipmasters, members
of the Boston Marine Society, went to bos-
ton Monday to attend the annual meeting
Of the society which was held Tuesday
Sch. Jacob NJ Haskell, Capt. Hartman,
finished discharging Monday at the Penob-
scot Coal dock and the Winfield 5. ochuster,
Capt. Crocker, was placed under the stages.
Amos Roberts, " ho has been conducting
a boarding house at the Rack LII place, cor
lei Of Main and Navy streets, for the past
two years, has moved to Bangor, where Ne
will engage in the same business.
Tug Fred E. Richards arrived Monday
with the R0ckland N Rockpoft Lime
Cumpany's barge No. Ill tow from oar-
teret with 1900 tons OF phosphate 1oT the
American Agricultural u Chemical Com
pany's plant at Mack's Point.
Mrs c. \. Meyers and daughter Violet,
who have been on a voyage 10 MUntevldeo
with Capt. Meyers in the bark Mabel l.
Meyers, arrived last week from New ork.
The bark has been chartered to load lumber
at Yarmouth, \. s., for Rosarloat S11 per
thousand
Friends and eighbors of Mrs. Ruth c.
Dyer net at her home Nov. Sth in remem
brauce OF her S9th birthday, which made
the day a very enjoyable one. They pre- |
scented her with the ''sweets of life as well
as useful presents, for which she felt very
thankful and happy.
Robert Paddock of Milo, a painter EN-
ployed ON the tower of the American Agrl-
cultural Il Chemical works at Mack's Polnt'
lell distance OF about 20 feet last FRIDAY
by the cauting OF a staging. lie struck ON
ii pile of loose boards on the wharf and was |
severely shaken up but no bones were
broken.
Sch Robert Graham Dunn, Capt. Albert
7. " hitter, from Newport News for Sandy
point with COAL was in collision with the
Shovelful Light ship on Nantucket Shoals
last Saturday night. The schooner lost her
,ibboom and the light ship had her bell
tower shocked out OF commission. Capt:
hitter was boarded by Capt. Kelley of
the Monomoy Lille Saving station but did
not require any assistance.
The farm buildings of Charles 0. Fernald
at Dodge's Corner, North Searsport, were
at nine O'clock. The house was two story
structure with L aud a large barn attached.
I he cause of the fire was a defective chin
ney, 1t is reported the property was III
sured for 1000. The buildings were built
by the late William J. Dodge, prominent
citizen of North Searsport many years ago.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. The following out
of-town guests registered last week at the
Searsport house: j. G. Pilsbury, Bangor
A. W. Knight, Portland; II A. Buzzell,
Bangor; Ii. B. Herrlck, j. c. Hayes, Bel
fast; ". S. Remission, Rockland; S. Viii
liams, Boston; G. l.. Gilman, VIM. Hum
phreys, Portland; f. L. Robinson, New
York NJ. II. Sampson, Portland; c. S.
Nickerson, H. A. Grove, l>oston; ID. j.
Robinson, Bangor; }. c. Coleman, Boston
Mr.. and Mrs D. G. Greenlaw, Belfast; w.
Davis, Hampton, n. ii.
The sale of tickets for the organ recital to
be given in the ii. E. church, Nov. 21st, I'M
der the auspices OF the Epworth League is
meeting with great encouragement from the
citizens of this town, and judging from the
energetic manner i'll which the League
members are pushing this sale the church
will be crowded. An artist of the great
ability of +. Russell Sanborn is not often
heard in this part OF the State and at the
low price of % cents for admission, no seats
are likely to be vacant. Mr.. Sanborn Is to
be assisted IN the program by male quar-
tet and several vocal sOlOIStS.
The rededication of the Methodist Epis-
copal church will take place Sunday, Nov.