The Republican journal., 1908-09-03
SfAfSP0RT LOCALS.

restaurant has been opened over ii. y.
Holmes drug store on Main street.
Mrs. F. W. Smith and son Wendall of
Portland are visiting Mrs. +. 5. Dyer
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred N. Gilkey of Camden
spent Sunday with relatives in town.
Francis Grace of Auckland, n. T., was the
guest last week of Mrs. Clara b. Eyre
Mrs. Evalina Carver of Tacoma, WASH,
visited relatives in town the past week.
Miss Guida C, !" .uer of BuckspOrt was
the guest Saturday of Mrs. }. d. Sweetser.
Miss Henrietta Carey of New York is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Henrietta Dung.
Rev. and Mrs. c. H. Mckinney are re-
ceiying congratulations on the birth OF a
son.
About sixty went on the excursion last
Saturday TO Belfast, NOrthpOrt and Isles
boro.
Amos P. Lord has the concrete cellar wall
for his new house on Main street all COM
pleted.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Showers and daughter
of Palm Beach, Fla, are visiting relatives
in town.
The monthly contribution will be taken
at the CONGREGATIONAL church next Sunday
morning
Miss Louise Burleigh of South Berwick
was the guest last week OF her aunt, MIS-
Ellen L. Lelb.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Hamilton, who spent
two weeks vacation in town, returned TO
Boston Friday.
William Gahagan arrived Sunday from
Rockland and is visiting Mr.. ana MIS-
Peter Monroe.
Mir. and Mrs Ralph Upper of Bruins
wick. Ga, arrived Tuesday TO visit rela-
lives in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Pyam Gilkey of Philadel-
pbia were the guests last week OF MIS-.
Henrietta Gilkey.
Mariners Lodge, No. g. F. & \. NJ, will
resume their regular meetings IuesutE
evening Sept. Sth
George E. Darling has returned to his
home in Providence, Ii. L.. a1tef WISH u
two weeks in town.
Charles Treat arrived Sunday from Rock
land and is visiting his grandparents, capt..
and Mrs John ClOsson.
Mrs. NJ. S. Dodge of Everett, Mass, who
has been visiting in town, lett SATURDAY ior
Ellsworth to visit friends.
The Searsport Cornet band went to Swan
willie last Thursday and furnished music
for Old Home Day exercises.
The searsport Tigers defeated Belfast
base ball team last Saturday at Mosmah
Park by score of to 4.
MIR and Mrs George L. Merrill and
family, who spent the summer III toWn' It.
tnrned to Dixfield Wednesday,.
Miss Eugenia Fowler, who has been VS.
thing friends in town, returned SATURDAY W
her home in Brooklyn, n. y.
DIR. and Mrs. P. P. Nichols, and Mr.. ana
Mrs Eugene P. Carver went down the pay
Monday in the yacht Llillas.
Mfr. and Mrs Amos D. Carver and son,
Clifford n Carver, left by tram MONDAY 1or
their home in Brooklyn, n. \.
Sch, Cora F. Cressey, Capt. Haskell, Tin,
ished discharging Wednesday and salied
Thursday for Newport News.
Dogs were seen chasing deer Aug. 25th
in the woods of w. S. Carleton Deer have
been in that locality for some time
Miss Souhia Sawyer of Brooklyn. \. T.,
was in town last week to attend the Tuner
al of her uncle, Capt. q. A. carver
Mr. Monroe Sanborn Clough of Boston,
who has been passing month at the Sears
mart House, returned home Tuesday
t'UtTDTl y. 7 dIfbl VI blooh'y ~ -
wa, in town Friday to attend the funeral OF
his grandfather, Capt. George \. Carver.
sch. Gov, Brooks, Capt Mcleod, finlshed
,iischargiug az the Penobscot coal dock
Non,ay and sailed Tuesday for Norfolh.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Havener and FAMILY,
who spent several weeks in town, returned
ia their home in Worcester, Mass, Satur-
day.
NiabolS who had DHen
risitil5 friends in Canaan and Prospect
Harbor the past month, returned home
Monday
Wilbpr !. Carver, cadet at the U. >;
NsyaI Academy at Annapolis, Md, arrived
sunday to visit his mother, Mrs. Clara II.
Carver.
Miss Marian Perkins of SomerVllle,
Mass who has been visiting her uncles,
/. ". and W. 2. Rich, returned nome last'
week
Prof Frederick f. Sweetser. who spent
,la simmer in town with his mothef, MIS-.
susan l. Sweetser, returned to Ne" LON
don, Conn, Tuesday.
Cant. Harry L. Perry of the steamer
PEiIadephia of the red ID. line VINO sPeit d
two weeks vacation in town, returned last
week to New OK.
Mr. and Mrs. George Black, who have
en- visiting relatives IN to" .lle pe's' ~
weeks have returned 10 their home III
Franklin Grove, LII.
Can't, and Mrs. Charles \. Cocord ana
friends. who have been visiting III town Tor
saveraI weeks, returned to their home I'D
Daubury, Ct, last week,
Hon. Henry S. Boutell OF Chicago ana
Orlando b. Frost of Belfast will speak at
Union Hall Friday evening Sept 4th on the
p,IiticaI issues OF the day.
Can't. F. S. Glover of Brooklyn, n: :,
speut the past week at the "Brookslde,"
and left on Saturdays boat to take COM
mand of his vessel, the Albicore.
Miss Angeline n. Carver, accompanied
nv her nephew, Master Archer Gilkey, left
last week for North Adams, Mass, where
Miss Carver is teaching in one OF the pup
lie schools.
There will be hayrack ride to Penob-
scot Park Friday by the Methodist Sunday
school. The teams will leave from the
church at d. m. All members are to car
~ lunch.
Capt. and Mrs. Harry L. DOW, who have
been visiting relatives in town, lett last Sat
urday for New York, where Capt: DoW's
steamer, the Windber, is chartered for Port
Tampa, Fla.