The Republican journal., 1908-06-18
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

John Fl. Montgomery spent Sunday in
town.
All the schools in town will close next
Friday.
Mrs. K. C. McIntire went to Houlton
Monday
Miss Rebecca NJ. Ross arrived Sunday
from Boston.
See advt. of NJ. A. Cooks sale Saturday,
June 10th, from to p. m.
Sch. Gov. Brooks, Capt. Mcleod, sailed
June 10th, for coal port.
Capt. Ezekiel Merrithew of Morrill, was
in town Monday calling on friends.
Pike Bros cooper shop is up and Doarded
in and nearly ready for the iron root.
Sch. Cora F. Cressey sailed June 18th
from Mack's Point for Newport news.
Wallace Peterson was in town sunday
visiting his father, Capt j. f. Peterson.
Miss Frances E. Smith is visiting MIR. and
Mrs 3. L, Warren in Bucksport for week.
Mrs, Ellen L. Leib has arrived from Orono
and opeped her house on Church street Tor
the summer.
Frank Crockett was in town Sunday, the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Melvlna CrocKelt'
on Elm street.
The Stockton Juniors defeated the Sears
port Juniors last Saturday afternoon py
score of to I.
Mrs. b. C. Smith and granddaughter, Miss
Flnora Blanchard, arrived last week from
Brooklyn, n Y.
Frank Kneeland arrived Sunday, from
Boston and is visiting his parents, MI anu
Mrs, j. II. Kneeland.
Mrs. Edward P. Nichols and Mrs. Angus
ia Pierce OF BuckSpOrt were III town oatul-
day calling on friends.
DR. and Mrs. A. K. Curtis OF Danforth
are the happy parents OF 1-pound elri
born Tuesday, June 9th.
Peter Ward and Nicholas Parse are max
ing several booms and gatfs for sens. Lizzie
Lane and Cora f. Cressey.
Steamer Rockland made an excursion to
penobscot Park Saturday frorl BucKsport
with party of young people.
Cant A. G. Closson is at home while his
vessel. sch. Lizzie Lane, is loading lumber
at Cape Jelis0n for New OK.
Johu Mc{iown of Brookline, Mass, ar
rived saturday and is the guest OIL Cdpl'
Phineas Pendleton on Nam street.
Jack Eyre arrived fIlidy lloii ioiuie'
Co1iege. New York, and is with his mother,
Mrs, Clara Eyre, on Union street.
Frank Griffin of San Francisco, Cal, ar
rived last week and is WISHING LIS uhcie'
Cant, Warren A. Griffin, in lark.
Sch. Davis Palmer, Capt McGown, ar
rived at Mack's Point June l7th from NOT.
folk with 1900 tons OF coal 10 Tue rehoosoo'
Coal Co.
Sch Fannie and Fay finished discharging
coal Saturday for the Seafsport Coal ~,
and sailed for Stonington to load stone 1or
New York.
Richard P. Smith arrived last week from
BroolIlyn, n Y, and is the guest OF MS
n,nthar Mrs. b. C, Smith, on North Sears
port avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert kneeland and
daughter, who have been visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs j. II. Kneeland, returned 90 Dor
chester, Mass, Monday.
Sch. Cora F. Cressey, Capt. Haskell, was
placed under the stages Saturday at the
Penobscot coal dock at Mack's folht ana
finished dischacging Tuesday.
Miss Edna e., daughter of postmaster
and Mrs, j. W. Black, and for three years
chief clerk in the post Office, died Monday
evening at 1890. Obituary later.
from Saco, where she is teaching in the
Thornton Academy, and is the guest OF her
mother. Mrs E. l.. Leib on Church street.
The baccaIaureate sermon before the
praduating class of the SearspOrt high
school was given Sunday in the NJ. 4.
church BY Rev. Harry Hill before large
congregation
Mis-. George D. Pettee arrived Sunday
from Cleveland o., accompanied by her
father, Mr.. Lombard of New Haven, Ct,
ana several relatives and TRENDS from
Cleveland and has opened the fetlee
cottage on the Belfast road for the sum
mer.
AT Republican caucus held in Union
hail Monday afternoon the folloWlhS ueie-
pates we're elected to attend the State con-
yentiou at Bangor: F. |. Mortland, James
p. Nichols, Charles E. Adams, f. b. Stln-
son, The delegation was unanimously cleo
ted and is solid for Haines for Governor.
Sweetser Bros painted the steeple of the
Methodist church last week. The steepe
has been painted light color, which very
much improves its appearance. James Is.
Sweetser, the youngest of the artists VINO
painted the steepe, was TO years old tne
10th day of June, and his brother Joseph Is
10 years of age. 1t was pretty lofty climb
ing for youngsters of that age.
DopGE's CORNER Mrs. J. E. Marden
opened an ice cream parlor at her home,
.The Elms," last Sunday. She will serve
ice cream Sunday afternoons and evenings.
The grange was well attended last Sat
urday evening Ice cream and cake were
served. MIR. and Mrs. Freeman Dow OF
Camden drove from Camden last Saturday,
returning Monday. Mr.. Dow is IN poor
health.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. The following out
of-town guests registered last week at the
searsport House: Mr.. and Mrs. A, p Den
niso,l, Springfield, Mass. DR.. and Mrs. 3.
L. Stevens, Belfast; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. I.
Reynolds, Portland; J. |: Young, IL. j.
Dreamer, stockton "A. R. Mitchell, Boston;
Mrs Augusta Pierce, Mrs. E. p. Nichols,
Buck port, f. Ii. Tibbetts, L. II. Ausplund,
Belfast; MI and Mrs. j. d. Haskell, Ban
gor Helen Knight, Philadelphia; p. Z.
Haskell, Melrose, A. NJ. Gown, j. 5. Good
way, Portland; Sam Harris, Bangor Pay
son Smith, Augusta; W. II. Wiley, Bangor;
T. d. Getchell, Milo; E. Ii. Crosby, W. A.
Parker, Boston Z. j. Pattee. Belfast; II. }.
Knowltop, Portland -. F. Smith, Augusta;
A. S. Buzzell, F. C. Cunningham, L: ii.
Burton, Bangor; Capt. Ezekiel Merrlthew,
Morrill,.
An Appreciative High School Graduate.