The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-04-30
StARSP0RT LOCALS.

Sch. Kittie Lawry, Capt. Colson, arrived
Sunday from ROckland.
Sch. Martha P. Small, Capt. Barlow, sail
ed April 22nd for Norfolk.
Mrs. d. S. Beals has returned from Bos-
ton with a fine assortment OF new spring
hats
Can't. d. S. Goodell and family, left
Wednesday to visit friends in Allstoh'
Mass.
Amos P. Lord and family of Belfast have
moved into the E. ID. Black tenement vi
\. ain street.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Nickels and grandson,
Beverly Dubose, arrived last week HUH
Marion, S. &.
Sch, Stoneybrook sailed Monday iof
yinalhayen With spool edgings from PIKE
Bros. spool mill.
John Kelley has moved from Mack,s
pant tn the Searsport villa on the Black
road near Mt Ellis.
Sch. Lizzie Lane, Capt. Alfred u. Glo ss,n
finished loading lumber lof we" VI "'
Cane Jellison Monday.
Mrs. Katherine c. Ward of Peabody,
Mass, is visiting her mother, MIS- hii@a-
beth NJ Nickels, on Main street.
The ocean tug Iryington arrived ounuas
and sailed the same day WIN .ne u"'e
Elack Diamond in tow for Iertn Ampoy'
The ice left Swan Lake last week anu
several local fishermen nave peeh uSihs
their luck at fishing since the ice Went OUT.
Mrs Iillias L. Nichols arrived last week
from Florida, where she spent the WINTER
and has opened her house ON water street.
Can't, and Mrs. Andrew NJ. Ross LETT sat
urfay for Portland to attend the funeral Oh
Capt. Ross sister, Miss Rebecca D. Ross.
J. F. Coleman of Boston, one OF the o.
tiejals of the A. A. C. Co. at Mack $ f"iht,
arrived Friday on business connected with
the plant.
Mrs. Melvina Ilichborn and daughter
Emma, who have been visiting IN Boston
and vicinity for several weeks, returned
home last week.
Can't Daniel c. Nichols, who has been in
New York for several weeks Superlntend-
ing to the business of the ship Aryan while
in port, returned home Friday.
L. p. SWEET of the Crosby Co. will demon
strate the Ford automobiles in SearSp0rt,
tomorrow, Friday morning. All interested
Dlease call there or leave address at the
Searsport House.
Rev. R. G. Harbutt and family, who have
been occupying the Porter house on Steam
boat avenue for the winter. returned to
their summer home, dl8h Alde' VI Vic
Belfast road, Friday.
About twenty of the coopers, who have
heen employed at Mack's Point the past
winter for the A. A c., have completed
making barrels for the company anu re-
turned to their home in Rockland last week.
Frank A. Nye has moved his furniture
rooms to the MoSman house, corner OF Main
and Church streets, which ne has leased lor
a term of wears. Mr.. Nye will occupy the
eastern part of the house for his residence
Rev. Harry Hill has returned from CON
ference to another years pastorate OF the
Methodist church. Mr.. Hill had an invita-
ton to d much larger church, so ms return
here shows the high motive OF his pur-
pose.
Steamer Bay Port, Capt. Jensen, arrived
Monday from Newport News WIN 2,5oZ
toms of coal. She had in tow the barge
Rombay with $500 tons of coal, both con-
signed to the Penobscot Coal Co. at Mack's
Point.
Capt. Melville L. Park, who has been
snandjng a few weeks with his family, left
Thursday for Ladysmith, B. c., to rejoin
his vessel, the bark Alexander Gibson.
The bark has been chartered for two trips
from Ladysmith to Alaskan ports.
II. C. Buzzell, Esq, has sold the new
house built by l. II. Havener last year on
Warren street to Elmer Webster. Mr.. Buz
yell has had excellent success as a real eS-
tate broker since coming to Searsport. Mr..
Hamilton has moved into the &. W. Part
ridge house.
Half Moon Pond, from which the Stock
ton and Searsport Water Companies take
their water is the lowest for years at this
season of the year. Parties who live near
the pond state that there is a blow hole I'M
der the dam at the pond where the water
has been running to waste for some time
past.
DoDGE's CORNER. Swan lake has been
a busy place since the oath, when the ice
left aud many fine fish have been taken...:
George oeavey and daughter Sarah visited
Charlie Seavey last Sunday. MIR. Seavey is
in poor health, and is boarding at D.. F.
Maidpn's.... Winfred Mathews is rapidly
gaining from her serious illness.
Capt. John Doey, who died in Brewer
last week, was well known in all the bay
ports as the commander of bay coasters. In
the early Cos he bought the we'll known bay
coaster the sloop Express of Searsport
parties, which he sailed for many years. In
later wears he visited Searsport many times
in the schooner Rose with cargOeS of lum
Der.
The sixteenth annual session of the
Grand Chapter of Maine, Order of the East
ern Star, will be held in Masonic Hall,
Portland, Wednesday and Thursday, May
Goth and 21st. The B. e. A. r. r. will sell
tickets for one fare the round trip to june
ton points with the M. G. K. h. plus 81 40
from Northern Maine junction to Portland
and return, good going May 10Th and Goth,
return May 23d.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. The following guests
registered at the SearSport House the past
week: F. W. Mitchell, 7. H. johnson,
Bangor; G. ". Montgomery, Portland; w.
b. Hills, Rockland; A. A. Robinson, Ban
gor S. L. Cobb, F. S. Holland, Geo. +. Bar
low, Boston: Frank Rice, Fl. S. Bassett,
Bangor, S. Keemlinberg, Boston; r. b.
Bucklin, Camden; E. Ii. Body, Lewiston;
T. H. Morrison, Bangor; c. II. Bean, Bos-
ton James johnson, VIM. B. Davis, Port
land c. b. Dexter, Bangor W. E. Gerrsh,
Boston; w. NJ. Berry, Stockton; W. j.
Coleman, Boston; F. S. Crosby, Bangor;
Mrs c. 5. Weber, Mrs. Lucy Weber,
Belfast W. NJ. Randall, Portland; c. NJ.
Woodhouse, Belfast; Everett Beverage,
North Haven; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stew
art, Bangor.
TROY