The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-05-21
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Fred G.. Kane and frlenu, MI pohu' a.
rived from Boston Friday.
Henry A. Alger returned to his nome III
Hollston, Mass, last week.
Sch. Cora F. Cressey, Capt. Haskell SAIL
ed May 18th for coal port
l. A Clement caught 81 pound square
tail front in Swan Lake last week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Harris have returned
to their home in Somervllle, Mass.
Miss J. C. Colcord of Orono spent oundSy
with her mother, Mrs L. "A. Colcoiu'
Mrs Geo. H. Eames of Tacoma, Wash, Is
visiting friends and relatives IN Town.
The Foote homestead was sold at auction
Nav 18th to Mrs. Sarah {. IoWle LOT S54o.
Sch Lizzie Hall, Capt Reed, finished dis
charging coal for the Searsport Coai 20.
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Montgomery OF buch 4
mort snent Sunday with Judge and MIS-. D.
W. Black.
piob+ oooners arrived last week from
pd Esny to work for Pike Bros in their
cooper shop.
Cant n. G. Curtis residence on water
APP NO, tt connected with the telephone
system Saturday.
Shanar0 Slute HAS hoSSN y.Il;.
Mitchell house on Main slree' W WV AN
house on Warren street.
Sch Kittie Lawry, Capt. Colson, sailed
Thursday for Rockland with spoon eus iAe'
from Pike Bros. spool mill.
Sch Martha P. Small, Capt Barlow I'm; m,
jshed discharging coal FRIDAY anu '"''N
Saturday for coal port
pike Bros put large crew OF men d.
work Tuesday to build tnelf laiso o'opo-
shop in the Carver shlpya!o'
Mrs. ], c. Nickels and daughter, MISS
Rancho, who spent tne WINTER III Dioohi' ~
\. Y, returned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carleton OF oa ass
land Cal, were in town tuesday, Vie suo'''
of Mr., and Mrs. A. }. Nlckersoh'
Mrs Charles P. Ferguson arrived last 81
week from Portland and is Inc eues' VI
Mrs Flora Roulstone on Reservoir stree'
Mrs Lincoln A. Colcord and mother, MIS-.
Snsan Sweetser, who spent the winter IN
BROOKLYN, n. Y, returned home lasI "eeh'
Tho crew of the Penobscot Coal GO at
Nacks Point discharged 1000 tons OF coa a1
from sch, Martha P. Small IN III hours iaS'
week.
Sob Dorothy Barrett, Capt Irwin, arrived
Nav 18th from Norfolk with 3,4-z IONS VI
coal to the Pen0DOcot todl w 'no
discharging Tuesday
Steamer Bay City, with 1880 tons OF coa1
and barge Britannia with 2,o4o .ons " o tha
arrived Monday from Newport news W VIC
Penobscot Coal Co. at Mack Ioihl'
Sch Lizzie Hall was unable to procure
freight in Bangor or hilS ~ nh" com dis,
charged load of coal here for the Sears
port Coal Co.
The GREAT ocean race from Annapolis, n
Z to Buenos Ayres between the PARKS
Mabel |. Movers, Capt. Meyers OF sears
mort. and the Bruokslde, Capt. Molied' "
ANNAPOLIS, was won by the Brookslde ny
one day, the Brooksde making the run IN
GA DAYS and the Meyers in TO days. lhey
sailed from Annapolis March Atm.
At the annual meeting, OF the vll, n
cemetery association, held Saturday, May
18th. the following officers were elected lor
tba Ensuing wear: President, j. w. Black
Vira President, Clifton Whittum Secretary.
Miss Mildred E. Shute; Treasurer, ). II.
sullivan; Superintendent, l.; w. VEN Ven.
worth , executive committee, Geo. A. DOW
en-. NJ. NJ Whittum, Mrs. Elizabeth >.
Blanchard.
There will be social in the NJ. K. Nestry
nm Thursday evening, May 18th, under the
ansnjces of the O. T. d. Club. Members
who are unable to be present are requested
TO report to the Secretary on or DeloFe lne
date of this social the number OF dimes COL
lected, so that the Club may have com
nlete report of progress to date. A cordlal
Invitation is extended to all in the COM
muujty to attend this social Refreshments
will be served. The program VIII begln AT
s O'clock Admission to members Will De
free non-members ten cents.
HOTEL ARRIVALS The following guests
registered at the Searsport House the past
week w. S Ferguson, Geo. w. Woodman,
owen 7. Sullivan, Boston; E. S. Anderson,
PortIand;O. c. Hin, Boston; j. B. Carri-
gan, Ii. P. Dennis, Milnockett; Mr.. Isaac
SON Boston; j. D. Bean, Brewer; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. F. Haskell, Boston; Mrs. Williston
Grinnel, Camden; Mrs. G. W. Martin, New
York A. A. Robinson, Bangor; Mrs. 3. a.
Thomas, Foxcroft; NJ. E. Vose, Boston; L.
grange: Chas. NJ. Kean, Portland; Sam
Harris, Bangor; j. l. Marsh, Houlton;
Edward j. Jones, Watertown, Mass; l. H.
WOrster, Stockton; Capt: Geo; r. BARROW
Portland; Fred Young, Theodore Monroe,
Lincolnville G. L. Dunton. Wlnterport
Following is an item clipped from the
Valdez, Alaska, Prospector OF Marcn lo,l9oo'
"a telegram was received by Arthur Lang
yesterday from r. G. McAllister, grand
master of the Grand Lodge of Washington,
Free and Accepted MasOns, stating That he
had signed dispensation to certain Masons
at valdez TO organize d huge VI Mdooho anu
to confer the degree. The organization of
lodge at Valdez has been under way. for
several months The entire Mckinley hall
has been leased and a part Of this has been
partitioned off for a lodge room. The
paraphernaia and furniture have all been
ordered and when received Valdez will
have the best equipped lodge room in
Alaska. The officers selected to serve for
the first term are; wOrshipful master,
Arthur Lang; senior warden, James Fish;
Junior WARDEN, VIM. T. Scott; secretary,
W. A. Paine; treasurer, S. A. Hemple;
junior deacon, Grant Sweet. There will be
meeting in the lodge room tonight to
which all Masons are invited"
This becomes of interest locally when 1t
is known that Lieut.. Fred F. Black of the
10th Infantry, U. S. A., now located at Fort
Lixcum, Alaska, which is near Valdez. was
present and assisted in the institution of
above lodge Lieut. Black is a member of
Mariners Lodge of Searsport.
There will be special praise service at
the Congregational church at O'Clock next
Sunday evening. This will be the first of a
series of Sunday evenings with famous com
poSers of church music to be given through
the summer. At this service the choir will
render some of the celebrated compositions
of Dudley Buck, whose sacred music is of
the highest standard and has made him
famous. All of the numbers by the choir
will be by this composer and in addition
Rev. G. H. Mckinney will deliver short