The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-11-21
'SEARSPORT LOCALS.

business.
Sch. Prescott Palmer, Captain Carlisle,
sailed Tuesday for coal port.
Edward II. Blake has gone to Millnocket,
where he has employment for the winter.
James D. Stevens left Saturday for Bos-
ton, where he has employment during the
winter.
Arthur Ridley returned last Thursday
from business and pleasure trip to San
Francisco.
Miss Guida C. Homer spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Homer, in
Bucksport.
Mrs. Lincoln A Colcord left Saturday
for Brooklyn, n. Y, where she will spend
the winter.
Hiram Grant, veteran of the Civil War,
has gone to the National Home for disabled
soldiers at Togus, Me.
Miss iona NJ Nichols left Friday for Milo
junction, where she will teach in the school
building just completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliston Grinnel left Nov.
18th, for Southern California, where they
will spend the winter.
Moses Small, formerly first officer of the
schooner Winfield s. Schuster, left Friday
for his home in MachiaS
Miss Sarah E. Magoon of East Bangor
was in town Sunday to attend the dedica-
tiou of the NJ. E. church.
CORRECTION. The death OF Mr.. j. c.
Dutch in last weeks SearSport Items should
have been Mrs, J. {. Dutch,
Mrs. James B. Parse and daughter Edith
left saturday for Brooklyn, \. Y, where
they viii reside the coming winter.
Sch. Robert Graham Dunn, Capt. Albert
T. Whittier, arrived at Standpoint Nov,
18th, from Newport News, with coal.
The annual Thanksgiving offering will be
taken at the morning service IN the Con
gregational church next Sunday Nov. 24th
sch. Lizzie Lane, Capt. Alfred G. Clos
son, arrived Sunday from Salem, Mass.
and is hauled up at Long Cove for the win
ter.
Twenty cans of young salmon about four
inches in length arrived last week from the
u ). hatchery at Orand and were put into
Swan Lake.
Arthur Colson, formerly in the employ of
W. a. Winchester at his Maine street mar
ket, is now employed in the Appln store at
Cape JeiilSOn.
Sch. Winfield S. Schuster, Capt. William
ClOcker, finished discharging at the Penob-
scot Coal dock Thursday aud sailed Friday
for a coal port.
Mrs. Zlphia Doane of Harwichport,
Mass, arrived Monday and is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. William E. Grinnell, at the
Searsport House.
James opelman of Bangor with crew
OF men has repaired the damage done the
Eastern S. 5. Co.'S pier here during the re-
cent southwest blows
Capt Phineas b. Blanchard left last
THU sday for New York, where he will
join the steamer American of the American
Hawaiian line as first othcer.
The many friends of DR.. Elisha Hopkins,
who has been confined to the house the past
two weeks by illness, are pleased to hear
that he is on the road to recovery.
capt Joseph D. Sweetser of the steamer
NIrgInian OF the AM ricdn-l Hawaiian line,
who has been spending a few days at home,
left by train Monday Tor New York,
Mrs Marian F. Lewis lost small nickel
purse between the post office aud Miss
Enora Warehouses; home. The Under
VIII please leave at the post office.
Frank Crockett, station agent at Norcross
on the s. X A. K. r, is spending two
Weeks vacation with his mother, Mrs.
Atelvna Crockett, on Elm street.
An members of Anchor Chapter, O. E. s..
aIe lequesred to be present at the next reg
utal meeting, Monday, November 25th as
important business VIII come before the
meeting.
sch. sunlight, Capt. Wilbur, finished
dlsclaTgng phosphate last week at the
American Agricultural q Chemical work S
ai Mack's Point and sailed for Cape Jeli-
son to load lathS for New York.
Capt. George A. Mitchell, quartermaster
ana commissary of subsistence of the Sol
dlel' Home DIT Togus, was in town Satur-
H..\ WISHING his mother Mrs Mary r.
Mitchell, on North Searsport avenue.
Word has been received of the death,
Nov. 18Th, i'll Lombard, Illinois, of Stephen
R. lhurston, aged 70 years. MI Thurston
was son Of the Rev. stephen Thurston-
''a man he was to all the country dear"
Nathaniel Doane of Manchester, N. Ii -,
formerly nigh sheriff of Hilsboro county,
was in town last week visiting his sister,
Mrs. William f. Grinnell. Mir. Doane is
now engaged in the lumber business at
Swans Island, Me, where he has large
saw mill.
Sch Prescott Palmer, Capt Carlisle,
flushed discharging at the Penobscot coal
dock Tuesday and the barge Black Tom
was placed under the stages. The Black
Tom, which arrived Sunday from Phiiadel-
pha, was loaded with /, l54 tons of authra-
cite coal consigned to Z. ii. Sprague & Co.
There will be grand ball in Union Hall,
Searsport, Thursday evening, Nov. 29th,
for the benefit Of the Searsport band
Music by Searsport band. Floor director,
Frank {. WhitcUmb; Aids, IL. K. Dyer,
John Bartlett and Carleton DOak. Dance
tickets, so cents spectators, 10 cents All
are invited.
Captain James 3. Parse, formerly of the
steamer Virginian of the American II awai
ian line, left last week for New York, where
he has taken command of the steamer Cali
fOrnian of the same line on the route be-
tween New York and Port Mexico. Capt
Joseph ID. SweetSer of SearSpurt, formerly
commander of the Californian, has been as
signed to the command of the Virginian,
which is now at New York being changed
from coal to an oil burner. When the re-
pairs are completed the Virginian will pro-
coed to Norfolk, where she will load $4,000
tons Of coal under U. S. government charter
for san Francisco
HOTEL ARRIVALS. The following out of
town guests registered last week at the
Searsport House: A. Lesan, Winterport;
S. copper, Boston; ID. X. Stuart, Montcair
n. j.; j. f. Williams, Bangor; w. W. john
son, Portland; Lewis West, Bangor; G. S.
Hunt, DiXmont; James McKinnon, Morrill, !;
H. f. Coleman, Burnham; A. d. Robinson,
A Darby, Bangor; F. G. Gilman and wife,
Boston; }. IL, Campbell, Manchester; C. E.
North, boston; K. +. DNnton, J. r. Dunton,
Belfast; &. b. Dexter, Bangor; }. f. Burr,
Baltimore; j. s. liemphil, w. f. Eden, r.
( ThomnSon &, r Fraser Uouton. / r.