The Republican journal., 1908-01-23
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

MI ana MIS- LeioS 1oW iC Va biS"oi 'sA =
visiting friends in town.
Miss Mary E. Putnam of Belfast was in
town last week on business.
Henry B. Black arrived Saturday from
Boston to spend Sunday in town.
Captain Henry G. Curtis has bought the
john Putnam house on Water street
NJ. A. Cook adversises an Scent sale for
this week. See his advt. in another column.
Miss Mildred E. Bowen left last week for
A visit with relatives in Boston and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs Amos P. Lord OF bel1ast
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. james D..
Sweetser.
The Ladies' Guild met Tuesday after
noon with Miss Frances E. Smith on Bay
View street.
Capt Cyrus N. Colson and family have
moved into Mrs j. NJ. Gilkey's house on
Main street.
Sch. Prescott Palmer, Capt. Carlisle, fin
ished discharging Monday at the Penobscot
coal dock at Mack's Point.
LEROY d, Littlefeld began cutting ice on
Opeechee stream Friday and will store
about 600 tons for local use.
Miss Clara Roulstone arrived last week
from New York, called here by the illness
of her father, Nehemiah Roulstone.
Mr.. Edward R. johnson Of Waterville
spent Sunday in town, the guest OF Mrs
Charles A. Rice on Reservoir street.
w Rnrr of RrpW9r
were in town Sunday, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James B. Sweetser on Nichols
street.
Geo E. Carr, foreman of Gilkey's livery
exchange on Water street, went to Rock
land Monday for a few days visit with his
family.
Rev Hairy Hill preached very impress
sive sermon Sunday forenoon from the 24th
CHAPTER of Matthew on the Second Advent
of Christ,
sch. Paul Palmer, Capt Allen, arrived
Thursday from Newport News with 3.117
tons of coal for the PenobScot Coal Co. at
Aack's Point.
The members of Anchor Chapter, 0. E. s.,
assisted by friends Of the order, are prepar-
Ing for a minstrel show, to be given during
the month of February.
sch William H. Davenport finished dis
changing fertilizer at the A. A. Z. Cos
plant at Mack's Point Wednesday and sail
ed Tor Rockport to haul up.
Miss Maude b. Colcord, assistant libra
rian in the University of Maine, was in
town last week, the guest of Capt and Mrs.
Amos Nichols on Main street.
Wellington Ingraham, brakeman on the
b. & A. railroad, moved last week to Houl-
ton. Mrs. Ingraham, after short stay in
Houlton, will visit in Woodstock, n b.
The Searsport band will give concert,
assisted by local talent, at Union Hall this,
Thursday, evening, Jan. 23d, followed by
social dance. Tickets to concert Is cents
tickets to dance 81 cents.
At the annual meeting of Mariners
Lodge, No. IS, F. & A. NJ, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year ::
John Murphy, W. NJ, g. P. Carter, S. W. :;
L. Webster, j. " c. Whittum, Secretary !;
b. F. Colcord, Treasurer; W. A. Co son,
S. d.; IF. K. Sawyer, j. D.; S. Leavitt, S.
S.; II. rerrie, j. S W. n. West. Tyer.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. The following out
of-town guests registered last week at the
Searsport House Il. I. BuZzell, Bangor :;
W s. Jones. A. c. Stanley, Boston; W. S.
Remission, Rockland; Capt. K A. Jensen,
II. s. Coffin, Boston; d. L. Constantine,
Bangor Z. S. Hudson, w. H. Buzzel, Port
Wade H. l.. Haskell, Portland; Walter
Thompson, j. S. Cooper, Boston; S. J.
Robinson, Bangor; II. B. Black, Boston; ;
Capt Allen, Sch. Paul Palmer.
AT the annual meeting of Searsport Lodge,
10. 0. F., No. 81, held Friday evening, Jan.
nth, the following officers were installed
for the ensuing year Walter E. Towers,
N. G; Roscoe Doty, V. G; Charles A. Rog-
ers, Secretary; Ii. P. Richards, Trearurer;
A. L. Mosman, " Guy Leighton, G; L. P.
Closson, o. G; g. A. Bowen /. G Lester
Robertson, R. S. n. 6; C. H. McAroy, L. F.
S. n. G; John Innis, r. S. S George Young,
L. S. S, Webster X Staples, r. S. Q. G.;
Ernest Grey, L. s. " 6; Thomas Wagner,
Chaplain.
The Calendar Club of the Cong'l Society
scored success last Thursday evening
when the month of January presented
"Ihe ScraggIes Divorce Case" Miss Ma
bel Griffin represented this first month
and with her corps of weeks and day,
added thirty dollars to the Golfers. The
farce was extremely funny, the cast re-
markaby well chosen, and the entire pro-
duction went off without hitch. After
the performance cake and coffee were
served, Martin l.. 1a Co. of Boston
kindly donating the coffee. With pre-
cedent of this sort it is up to the remaining
months of 1908 to "get busy"
At the annual meeting of Anchor Chapter,
o. E. S., the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Elizabeth Trundy,
Worthy Matron; }. w. Black, Worthy
Patron; Eunice G. Larrabee, Associate
Matron, Harriet NJ. Erskine, COnductress :;
Adelaide Nj. Parse. Associate COnductress
Jessie NJ. Back, Secretary; Emily I. Col
cord, Treasurer; Mamie Littiefield, Adah
Florence Colcord, Ruth; Jennie Crockett,
Esther; Louise 5. Pike, Martha; Jennie M.
Gilkey, Eecta; Ida A. Adams. Warden
Joc;o n Wahhor Who nloip. Eli1o both r