The Republican journal., 1908-08-06
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

ness Trip u bostoh'
Ferdinand Pendleton Of Boston mas d
rived and is with his family at farK'
Rarpe BLACK Tom finished discharglng
Thursday at the Pen0bscOt coal doch'
Mrs. Mary Dakin arrived SUNDAY lIo"
gnston and is visiting relatives in town.
Ar .rd Mrs Hiram Eaton of Brewer
wara in PARK last week visiting relatives.
The Searsport base ball team dele az -
the Belfast team Saturday py scoio "a AZ
tO4.
Samuel N. Rackliff of Belfast visited ms
old home last week, calling on relatives al"
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi D. Crook and dauga-
fer Doris are at their cottage OIL Ilo"o""s
Point
Mrs Fred R. Poor Of Belfast was in town 'i
last week visiting her mother, MIS- L. d.
Billings.
Mics Maud B. Colcord was in town last
gaek, the guest of Capt. and MIS-. Anos
Nichols.
Two narties of Indians from Old Town
.ra encamned on Partridge Point Tor 1e"
weeks.
Thomas p. Whittier of New York was IN
town last week calling on relatives anu
friends.
Mrs r. B. Billings of Lynn, Mass, az
r;nad lost week and is at her cottage Oh
Main street
Misc Tewene A, Nichols left Monday 1or
1ba,,oSton where she will visit relatives
and friends. x.o,,
Miss Clara Billiard of West Newton,
,t"Is il in town the guest of her aunt, MIS-
ID. S. Beals.
Mrs. Hattie A. Nichols returned ;ass
al aai' from, six weeks visit with relatives
in Ellsworth
Clifford n. Carver returned last mef u,
from a fishing trip on the Alies"'u 49,
Northern Maine.
The many friends of Mark Ward were
pleased to see him out again a1tef al iiiho''
of seven months.
Mrs. Mary McMoran of Phlladelphla -
spending several weeks at IL. L. oei'ohoi
in North Searsport
Mrs. A. A. Jackson and son arthur VI
Everett, Mass, are al tne Iehulo'on A
stead for few weeks.
Mr. w, K. Morrison and his nieces. Misses
Fyelyn and Cora Morrison, were III WV"
Friday calling on friends.
Miss G. L. Ford, Miss Mae W. Snow ana an
Miss Letarneau of Rrockton were at 'ne
Brook side cottage last week.
DIR. James P. Erskine of New 1ofE ar
rived SATURDAY to visit his parents oap''
and Mrs James L. Ersklne.
The Bangor & Aroostook 4. II. 20. NOW
have about 10000 tons of coal IN Storage "'
their plant at Mack's Point
FM Griffin arrived Sunday from ios-
ton and is the guest of his parents oap''
and Mrs. W. A Griffin at fark.
Miss Louise A. Monaghan of Boston,
trained nurse, is visiting her sister, MIS-.
Edna Emo at Brookside cottage.
Mrs. Anna r. futile and daughter OF
Providence, R. l., were in town last week
CEILING on relatives and friehds.
MIR and Mrs. Henry B. Black. who have
haan visiting in town, left Monday fOr
Sedgwick for stay of several days.
John S. Dutch, who has been the guest OF
MI and Mrs. E. A. Sargent, returned to
his home in Waltham, Mass. Friday.
Mrs f. C. Billiard and son Edward OF
Somerville, Mass, are the guests Oh MIS-
Peasley at the Peasiey homesteao' DIN
Mrs. b. HI. Nickerson and daughter Hope
of Portland were in town last Week. eueS1s
If Mrs. c, P. Ferguson on Park street.
Miss Guida C. Homer has closed her stu
dio of music on Main street Tor the season
and will be absent during the month OF
August.
AIR and Mrs f. II. Mosman and daugh-
ter of North Reading, Mass, are spending
a few weeks at their cottage III Nios''"n
Park.
Hollis Weber and Charles Woods, who
have been visiting in town, Tetufneu 10
| Kos
ton Monday.
G. Benson Mcclure and John f. N: Parke,
emplo, ed by French, Edge " 20. oi nlooh-
I'm " arrived Tuesday for their an
nual vacation
Sch. Martha P Small, Capt. Barlow, ar
rived Friday from NolIolk VIII o'9o ~ 'on ,9
tons OF coal TO Tie Iehoooeo' oo''
Mack'S Point.
Miss Mary Snow of New BEDFORD, LASS
who was the guest of Miss George l.. rory,
is now visiting MIS-. james w. io' -" "
T. Scribner's.
MIR. and Mrs Dana Nj. Dutch Oh Dorch rs
.or Macs arrived Saturday and are the
vnests of Can't, and Mrs. james L. Ersklne
on Main street.
Several members of Penobscot Company,
I,oiformed Rank, K. of P, left Saturday
and Monday for Boston to attend Inc SUI
preme encampment.
Can't. and Mrs. James Harris of Corea
.yara in town last week in their gasolene
,aunch. Mrs. n. F. Kimball returned with
them for an extended WISH.
Mrs. Mary L. Hall, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy on Norris
street the past month, returned to her home
in Chelsea, Mass, Saturday.
Miss Julia b. Sullivan, who has been in
town. month, the guest OF her sister, Miss
Katherine Sullivan,on Water street, return
ed Saturday to Waltham, Mass.
Miss Ethel N. Wentworth. who has been
sneuding her vacation with her parents,
ar and Mrs. j. Z. Wentworth, on North
Searsport avenue, returned Monday TO bos-
ton.
The fire alarm at six p. M, last Friday
evening was at the residence OF MIS-. II. Y;
GiIkey. The fire department responded
promptly but the fire was extlngulshed
when they arrived.
Capt. Joseph Porter gave one OF MS
famnns clam bakes recently on the Mosman
shore to party of fourteen. Inc CLANS
were thoroughly cooked and READY Ior tne
table in five minutes.
Sch. Davis Palmer, Capt. Mckown, nm
;shed discharging coal at Mack's Polnt
Wednesday and sailed Saturday for Booth
hay Harbor. where she will lay up awaiting
a revival in the coal business.