The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-06-25
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

from Everett, Mass.
Prof. George D. Pettee arrived Friday
from Cleveland, y.
Lincoln R. Colcord arrived last week
from New York.
Charles Fl. Monroe returned Saturday
from business trip to Boston.
See NJ. A. Cooks advt. for one hour sale
next Saturday from to p m.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Blanchard is in Sandy
point visiting Miss Lizzie French.
Louis Bailey left Saturday to visit his
father, F. j. Bailey, in Waldoboro.
Daniel nj. Nichols arrived Sunday from
Boston, where he had been on business.
Miss Gladys Eyre arrived Saturday from
New York, where she is attending school,
Miss O. j. Lawrence, who spent the win,
ter in Washington, ID. c., has returned
home.
Lieut.. Fred F. Black, U. S. A., arrived
from Fort Liscomb, Alaska, Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. w. A. Griffin left by train Monday
afternoon for few days visit in North
Orrington.
William MEG. Buck and son of Marion,
D. YAK IIlteu ldoG WCCh eAAAa %AS SA~o .
of Mrs A. V. Nlckels.
Mrs James B. Parse and daughter Edlth,
who spent the winter Ill Brooklyn, N. L.
returned home Friday
Miss Prudence Griffin arrived home re-
Gently having spent The winter with rela-
tiveS in Haverhill, Mass.
Miss Ethel NJ. Dodge, who has been at
tending the Normal school in Gorham, Me-,
returned home last week.
John McGown, who has been visiting
Capt Phleas Pendleton, returned to his
home in Brookline, Mass, Tuesday.
John Ii. Montgomery of Bucksport was
i'm town Thursday to attend the funeral OF
his sister-in-aw, Miss Edna Z. Black.
Mrs. Frank Sheldon of Somerville, Mass,
arrived Friday and IS the guest OF hef
brother, Il. A. Trun2y, on Main street.
Mrs. F. S. Pierce and Mrs. K. W. Page OF
Bucksport were in town Thursday to at
tend the funeral of Miss Edna z. Black.
DR.. and Mrs. S. S. Porter arrived last
week from Marietta, O., and have opened
their cottage at Navy Cove for the summer
The Misses Griffin, accompanied by their
cousin. Dr. Griffin of San Francisco, took
pleasure trip to Bangor by boat last Satur-
day.
Mrs. L. c. Havener and children arrived
Tuesday from Worcester, Mass, and are
at Capt. Phineas Pendleton's on Main
street.
Cant. and Mrs. C. F. Carver of Camden
were in town Sunday, the guests OF MI
and Mrs Charles o. Sawyer on Water
street.
Rupert p. Colcord. who has been attend
ing school at Kent's Hill, is employed at
the Kneo House, Mo0sehead Lake, Tor the
season
Harold Smart, Ernest Staples. Raleigh
Whittier and Miss Olivia McGllvery, VINO
have been attending school at hents dlll,
arrived home Friday evening.
Allen Pettee, who is attending Yale Col
lege, arrived Thursday and is with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. &. d. Pettee, at the
Pettee cottage on the Belfast road.
DIR. C. f, Griffin, who has been spending
a few days at the home of his uncle, capt..
W. A. Griffin left by boat Saturday for Bos-
ton ell route for his home III San francisco.
Sch. Davis Palmer, Capt McKown, finish
ed discharging 4,945 tons OF coal MONDAY at
the Penobscot coal dock, Mack Point and
sailed Tuesday to load coal at Newport
News for Searsport.
We have been reminded by several ladies
who 90 to the steamboat wharf that the
grass which oVerlapS the sidewalk on ooth
sides is all headed out and ready to cut,
which would prevent further annoyance
from SoiIing their garments.
The Democratic class convention will be
held at Union Hall, Tuesday June 30th at
80 p. III. to nominate representative TO
the legislature from the class composed OF
the towns of Searsp0rt, Stockton, Prospect,
SwanviIle, Waldo and lslesboro.
,,oI- ;,,
catching cod fish and hake between the
buoys of Long Cove and Brigadier Ledge
Louis Clossun while fishing Saturday caught
seven Goldfish in a hole between these two
points in forty fathoms OF water, which
spot does not appear on the government
charts.
The spring term of school in the Nichols
District closed Friday alter very pleas
ant and profitable term Of eleven weeks,
taught by Miss Abbie c. Chase, assisted by
Miss Lillias G. Ford. The pupils not absent
during the term were, Carl Carlson, Harry
Carlson, Josephine Davis, Fred Whittier
and Frank Young; absent one half day
only, Marguerite Whittier. Carl Carlson
should have special mention for not missing
IA half day for the entire year of three terms.
The June month of the calendar Club ale
providing a somewhat novel entertainment
Tor next Friday evening June 10Th IN Union
Hall 1t will be something in the nature Of
a .'Pop. Concert" The hall will be open
from 7.3O to 1000 p M, and the admission
to the Hall will be 10 cents. Refreshments
will be served on the European plan and AN
excellent and varied program is being ar
ranged To know those having this matter
in charge is guarantee of very pleasur-
able evening and that the high standard set
by the entertainments of the previous
s'months" will not be lowered on Friday
evening SO you all had better leave Friday ,
evening sree for this occasion and arrange(
to attend. The proceeds are for very
worthy cause.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. The following out
of-town guests registered last week at the
Searsport House: f. w. Millett, Waterville
A. E. Dennson, Springfield, Mass. S. A.
Chandler, Chicago; E. PendletOn, Stockton
H. S. Dow, E. K. Morgan, Orono; George
Montgomery, Portland; Capt E. E. Has
kell, Melrose; w. S. Remission, Rock land;
L. NJ Fitzgerald, Bangor; D. o. Staples, e.
II. Wade, Rockland; j. A. Colson, Old
Town; A. F. Pierce, Bellows Falls; Eliza
beth Payson, William Mason, Alex Carter,
Thomas Taplny, Martin Jones, j. S. Cooper,
Boston; d. L. Day, Brewer; A. L. Hoxie,
S. NJ Smith, F. W. Mitchell, Bangor Mrs.
F. S. Pierce, Mrs. R. w. Page, J. II. Mont
gomery, BuckspOrt; c. B. Dexter, Bangor;
f. w. Larrabee, Bath Miss Lucy Berry,
Passport; Miss Helen Treat, Bangor; T. S.
Dennison, Boston: S. j. Robinson, Bangor;
oh. Hoffman, Rockland George NJ. Wayne,
Boston,