The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-08-15

Thomas L. Wagner, who has been in the
employ of Mrs. J. c. Nickels for severa-
years, has accepted position with Mr..
John Frame, superintendent of the Penob.
Miss Frances Chase, of Waltham, Mass,
and Miss Alice G. Chase of Brooklyn,N. Y,
arrived Sunday and are the guests of Capt.
and Mrs. George A. Carver at Moose Point
cottage on the Belfast road.
Edward Young and others saw a large
bull moose Sunday in the field of Capt
William R. Gilkey on Mt. Ephraim avenue.
He was last seen crossing the Black road
into the woods of the estate of the late
Woodman Nichols. This was favorite
grazing ground for moose many years ago.
A change has been made in the plans for
the sale at the Harbor The sale will be
held on Tuesday, Aug Goth, and will be
opened at four O'Clock p. m. Sandwiches,
home made candies will be on sale. The
musical burlesQue, "Over the Garden Wall"
will be presented in the evening.
DoDeE's CORNER Edwards A. Matthews
and family went to Union last Saturday,.
Mrs. Mary A. ROsenbaum of Washington,
D. c., arrived last Saturday and is visiting
Mr.. and w. j. Matthews. -. MIR. and Mrs.
Il: B. Fernald OF Chelsea, Mass, have many
friends here who sympathize with them in
died of cholera infantum Aug. 4th.
DR.. Clarence R. Hines, who is a graduate
of Boston University School of Medicine
Homeopathic, and who has served sixteen
months in the Massachusetts Homeopathic
hospital and two years in the Massachusetts
General hospital and was also resident ply
scian at the Medical Mission Dispensary in
the North end of Boston, recently opened an
office at the residence of Capt. A. H. Lori
m nr
have taken rooms at the Charles Barney
residence on Carver street.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. The following out
of-town guests registered last week at the
Searsport House: E. Lewis, Joe Mason,
w. c. Taylor, Bangor; r. Latin, Caribou
Allen D. Emery, Portland; L. II. Burton,
Bangor; Mrs. NJ. K. Morgan, Ruth Nor
gan, Mrs. l; H. Leavitt, Lloyd F. Leavitt,
Montgomery, Bangor; VIM. P. Allen, Carl
bou ". Ii. Childs, Waterville;J . E. Hayes,
Belfast, Sam Harris, Bangor; j. II. Peter
son, Portland; F. Cunningham, Prospect;
W. H. Ennis, Boston; A. W. Trundy, Mil
linockett; D. r. Stuart, Montclair, y. j.;
G. II. Davis, Belfast; c. W. Friend, How
land; j. II. Rhines, 5. Nj. Homer, Boston;
W. VI. johnson, Portland; F. E. Blanch-
ard, New York; NJ: S. Dolliver, DR.. W. S.
GGavory, Troy, y; y; Miss !. H, Dolliver,
DIOchlOu r.. L. luTtlS, taunton.
Frank Z. Blanchard of New York was in
town last week, the guest of Mrs. Eliza
beth 5. Blanchard on Main street. Mr.
blanchard is native of Searsport, the son
of the late Capt. John c. Blanchard,
former well known shipmaster of Sears
port, who in 1851 was commander of the
bark John Carver of Searsport. Retiring
from the sea few years later he moved to
East Corinth, where he engaged in farming
and where he died several years ago. Mr.
Blanchard was brother of the late Capt.
Edward d. blanchard, who died at Monte
vldeo Oct. %, 1898, while in command of
the ship K. r Thomas when on the passage
from Hong Kong to New York. Another
brother was Capt. Hollis II. Blanchard,
commander of the Inflated steamer Port
land, who persisted with all on board in the
gale OF Nov. 81, 1898, when on the passage
from Boston to Portland Another brother,
George Blanchard, resides in New York,
and one sister, Mrs. George Smith, re-
sides in East Corinth This is MIR. Bauch-
ards first visit to Searsport for several
years.