The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-02-20
::SEARSPORT LOCALS.

James 5. Eaton mas OOuSHV SAo C'"
blanchard farm at Standpoint.
Elder Michael Andrews of FRANKFORT
was in town last week on business.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wagner are re-
ceiying congratulations on the blrth OF
son.
Penobscot Lodge, K. of p, placed nne
Chickeripg piano in their lodge room last
week.
The Searsport Cornet Band extend thanks
to their friends who assisted them In thelr
last entertainment.
Capt. Cyrus n Colson has rejoined MS
steamer. the Banes, which has been hauled
up at Boston for some time.
Do not forget the circus of the Congrega-
tional Calendar Club at Union Hall, thls'
Thursday, evening, Feb Goth.
Henry S. Hartman, formerly OF North
Searsport, has opened blacksmith shop IN
the Grinnell shop on Goodell street.
Miss Ora b. Story of Kennebunk is visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID.
clements, on North Searsport avenue.
Jobn Fl. Montgomery has secured posi-
zion as travelling salesman for Park, Davis
g. G, wholesale druggists of New York
city.
MIR and Mrs. James H. Duncan OF Patten
were in town last week the guests OF capt
and Mrs. Charles A. Whittier on Reservoir
street.
Mrs Frank A. Curtis, who has been IN
Rostou at the hospital for medical treat
ment for several weeks, returned NOME
Sunday.
Sch James W. Paul, Jr., Capt. ). "A.
Mech. was placed under the shears at LILO
penobscot Coal dock Sunday by the Jug
Bismarck.
The concert given by the Searsport Cornet
Rand last Friday evening was largely a'-
tended and one of the best entertainments
of the season.
Sch. Rebecca Palmer. Capt 0. W. C'arR'
finished discharging Saturday at the re-
nobscot Coal dock and sailed TUESDAY iof
Newport News.
Miss Mildred E. Bowen, who has peeh
visiting relatives in Cambridge and DOT
chester, Mass, the past four weeks re'"in-
ed bone Sunday.
Tho foe. rain and strong southerly "ihu
on Friday and Saturday completely ues'ios
cd tha shedding, leaving many-eords Oh "ooo
and logs yet TO be hauled.
Sidney NJ. Weber, the Main street ciotn-
iar has rented part of Mrs. a. D. Lowe
house on steamboat avenue anu ''io'0o n''
family here from Monroe
Tug Joshua Lovett, which to"eo 'he
barge i. Il. Walker from Boston, leit rev.
1o,h for Cutler, Me-, to tow the steamer
,,oSsasoit which was recently ashore ana
6nated at that place to Boston Tor repairs
uerhert C. Holmes, the Main street drug
gi,t. went to PASSPORT FEB. llth W "''F"'
the funeral of his father, Eben >. hoiiiies'
who died Feb. Sth at Southern Pines, NoiVn
Carolina. where he had gone Tor his heailn
Eddie Hall, who made the round voyage
in the tiye-masted schooner ReDecca fai'hel
from searsport to Newport News and pack'
is taking "a vacation until WARMER "e"'ne'
before he again resumes his duties ol 'ho
ocean pillows.
Joseph Porter while claiming on Sears Is
,aud last Friday found d star fish on the
beach with nine points. Usually star fish
found in these waters have but nVe poihts'
Or lobes. with the mouth on the underneath
part of the body
Roscoe Doty, blacksmith at the Penooseot
Coal companv's plant at Mack 5 Point, tell
;,,to the hold of the schr. Rebecca falm-
er last Saturday and broke his right leg
abnva the knee. He was attended by DTS.
Curlis and Larrabee, who set the injured
limb.
Cant, Clarence n. Meyers of the barkeh-
tine. Mabel |. Meyers. has effected Settle-
ment with the Standard OIL Co. lot the
damages sustained by his vessel from
collision with one of the barges OF the
Standard Oil Co. last December. Inc price
paid is reported to be $500. Eugene L.
Carver. ESQ, of Boston was the attorney
for Capt. Meyers.
Peter Ward and Charles B. Deshon have
been at work the past week on the lore
castle of the five-masted schooner James w.
Paul. ,Jr., Capt. Mech, making new doors
and new hunks to take the place OF those
which we're demolished by big green sea
which boarded the schooner on her recent
passage from Newport News to Searsport.
Rarge !. b. Walker with 3,258 tons OF
coal tn the Penobscot Coal Co. arrived Feb
10Th. from Norfolk via Boston, towed from
the latter port by the tug Joshua LoVett.
Tho / h. Walker was formerly the ship j.
Il. Walker, built al Thomaston, Me-, by the
late Edward O'}rien in 1879 for Capt Geo.
Wallace of Thomaston, who sailed her
for many years, mostly in the Cali1orh'a
trade.
DIR. and Mrs S. S. Porter OF Marietta w.
sailed from New York on the White Star
Line steamer Arabic, Feb. 9th, on trip 10
the Orient. They will visit Palestine ana
Constantinope DR.. and Mrs. Porter VIII
leave the cruising party at Villefranche ana
cross Europe by rail, stopping Ell route al
Paris and other points, returning to America
nv the way of London and Liverpool in the
early spring.
HOTEL ARRIVALS The following out
of-town guests registered last week at the
Searsport House: Capt. o. W. Clark, Sch.
ralao., p,,l,,a,. Cant i A Mech, Sch.