The Republican journal., 1907-11-28
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Mrs. George S. Sargent and son Waller
are visiting relatives in Boston.
Misses Jessie c. Niekerson and Deborah
Williams were in Boston last week.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Henry Carr are receiving
congratulations Oh the birth OF son.
II Carr has closed his boarding house
at Mack's Point until after the holidays.
Tho barge Black Tom finished discharg-
ing at the PenobScot Coal plant thursday.
Frank Martin left Monday on hunting
trim on the head waters Of the st. Crolx
river.
The Ladies' Guild met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs Emily I. ColcOrd on Bay view
street.
Eden Hartman has moved into the FL
lis bouse on the corner of Main and Elm
streets.
Miss Lila r. Cyphers is ip town, the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and MIS-. l.. ..
Cyphers.
Miss Mary Putnam, who has had employ
ment i'm Belfast, was in town last week on
business.
The schools in town closed Friday, NOV
29nd. for five weeks and will reopen Mon
day, Dec. 3Oth.
New York and taken command OF the lrull
steamer Bannes.
C. O. Sawyer & Co. have placed an ad-
dition on their warehouse LOT the sVoiihs
cement and tile pipe.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church VIII
hold their Christmas SAFE d. lhe Ne''iS
Thursday, Dec 18th.
Herbert r. Dyer has been engaged as
book keeper Tor the American Agricultural
Chemical Co. at Mack's Point.
There will be union Thanksgiving seryl-
ces at the Congregational church thls'
Thursday, evening at O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ Harris were in
town Sunday, the guests OF MI. ana Mrs. Z.
E. Adams ON Reservoir street.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Cook of Belfast
are the guests of Mrs. Cooks uncle, capt.
Amasa D. Field, on Main street.
sch. Silver Spray finished discharging
phosphate at the American Agricultural
Chemical company's plant Monday
Miss Harriet n. Porter has gone to
Seattle, Wash, where she will spend the
winter with her brother Henry III. Porter.
Charles ii. Monroe has purchased the
Baptist church on the corner of Nam ana
Water streets and will tit it up as machine
shop fOT the repair Vi dutouloOiiCo.
CAPTAIN Albert T. Whittier has resigned
command of the schooner Robert Graham
Dunn, which recently discharged cargo
OF coal from Newport News at Standpoint.
E. 5. Sherman of Rockland, eastern agent
OF the Eastern Steamship Co., was In
town Wednesday and thursday OF last
week on business connected with the line.
The Rockland &. Rockport Lime Com
pany'S barge No. s finished dlScharglng
phosphate Friday at the American Agricul-
tura Chemical Co.'S plant and was lowed
to kockland.
Miss Georgia l.. Ford left last week for
visit to relatives in Boston and vicinity
and Manchester, CT. Miss Ethel E. Rice is
in charge of the telegraph office during
Miss Ford's absence.
Herbert \, Colcord has given up the po-
situn as agent of the Eastern Steamship
company here and o. &, Atwood OF WINTER
port viii have charge of the business dur
ing the winter months.
Cards were received last week announcing
The marriage, Nov. 10th, in Boston, OF NJ ISIS
Katherine Clifford Nickels, daughter of the
and hltilbHgn Percy Ward of Peabody,
Mass
IN" Penobscot Coal Il Wharf Co. az
Mack's Point suspended operations Satur
day and all the crew have been discharged
with the exception of seven men who are
engaged in overhaulng the plant and MAX
ing minor repairs.
AT the sixth annual meeting OF the May
Hover descendants of Maine. hello at hl1efA
tan Park, Portland, Thursday, Nov. Dist,
iuf the election of officers, Dr.. Elisha Hop
kins uf SearSport was elected surgeon tor
the ensuing year,
DopGEs' CORNER MIR. and Mrs. Edgar
Thayer of Frankfort visited MI ana MIS-
Geo. E. Chaplin last Sunday. :. EDWARDS A.
Matthews is quite i'll at his home III fot.,
land Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coffin visited
Mir. and Mrs. VIM }. Matthews recently.
The organ recital and concert given last
Thursday evening in the Nj. +. church was
largely attended The playing of y. Ru5-
sell Sanborn, the noted organist OF Boston
was a great treat to music lovers here
Quite q number of out-of-town people were
present.
President Cram of the B. d A., accom-
panied by party of capitalists, was al
Mack's Point last week and spent some
time in that locality. 1t is rumored ne
gotiations have been made for land and
privileges west of the phosphate plant
where Wharves and buildings will be erect
ed in the spring to be used for another
large distributing establishment. Keep al
eye on Searsport.
The "Nichols SCHOOL, closed Friday, aftel
a very pleasant term of eleven weeks
taught by Miss Abbie Chase. The follow
ing pupils were not absent one-half day
Archer Gilkey, Bertha Worcester, Car
Carlson, Harry Carlson, Marguerite Whit
tier. Absent only one-half day: EveyI
Young. The school gave Thanksgiving
entertainment Saturday to help raist
money for some new maps for the school
room, which are very much needed. The
teacher wishes to thank their parents and
friends who so kindly assisted the children
during the term in their efforts for schoo
Improvement. ~.
In the list of SearSpert shipmasters prin
ted in the Journal several weeks ago, al
error was made in the number of ship.
commanded by Capt, James P. Butman il
his seafaring career. Following is com
plete list of the ships he COMMUNICATING
in all-the Marcia c. Day and Lewis Walsh
having been omitted from the former list
John Bunyan, Marcia G. Day, Lewis
Walsh, Gov. ROBBIE, William I'll. Conner
Elizabeth, Abner Coburn, Henry B. Hyde
and E. B. Sutton, which was his last ship
This makes Capt. Butman the champion
ship commander OF Searsport. The late
Capt. John W. McGiivery and Capt. Phin
cas- Pendeton, 3rd, come next with eight
ships each.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. The following out
of town guests registered last week at the