The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-05-07
SEARSPORT LOCALS.

Friday.
Harold Smith is at home from Bangor for
a few days.
George E. Carr was in Rockland last week
on business.
, Orrin CHM of Boston is spending few
days in town.
Thirteen tramps were provided for in the
cooler last week.
Mrs. Clifton Ellis left Monday for Boston
for medical treatment.
Sch. Gardiner G.JDeering, Capt. Wallace,
sailed Tuesday for Norfolk.
Louis P. ClossOn has moved to the Bay
View cottage at Mack's Point.
NJ. A. Cook has fine assortment OF
Memorial day souvenir CARDS.
Malcolm FL. Cook left last week on bust
ness trip to Boston and vicinity.
il Wheaton has put up new sign on
his meat market on Main street.
Charles R. Bryant and family moved their
household goods to Houlton Monday.
Sch. Gov. Brooks was placed under the
stages at the PenobscOt coal dock Tuesday.
Mrs. B. C. Larrabee was in Stockton last
week with line of spring millinery goods.
Mrs. Mclntire of Houlton is stopping
with Miss L. W. Edwards on Water street.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Clement arrived last
Friday from their winter home in Daytona,
Fla.
Steamer Bay Port sailed Thursday for
Newport News with the barge Bombay IN
tow.
Edmon Emo has opened the Brookside
cottage on Steamboat avenue for the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Duncan have moved
into the Charles Barney house on M0rtiand
street.
James. S. Eaton and family have moved
to Standpoint, TO the farm he recently
bought
J. b. Black and Charles b. Deshon set
about 50 lights of glass in Union hall last
week.
Mrs. Hattie Lufkin arrived Tuesday from
Boston and is visiting her Uncle, Geo Il.
MerIll.
Lincoln Berry has secured position as
deckhand on one Of the steamers OF the E.
5. ), 60,
Capt. Geo A Carver arrived Monday
from New York and is at his cottage at
Moose Point
A L. oooAA
laying the foundation of new house Oh
Nam street,
f. A. Sargent, who has been confined to
the house the past week with rheumatism,
is improving.
Miss Elizabeth Moore of Monroe arrived
FRIDAY and IS at Nj. A, Is. Ferguson's on
Union street.
Mrs. Mary V. Dodge, who has been in
a anl fralAr
home Tuesday.
Miss L. w. Edwards arrived home last
week from Boston with a full line of dry
and fancy goods.
Miss Lucy A. Sargent has returned from
Brooklyn, \. Y.
Roscoe n. Porter has opened a laundry in
the Magoon house, corner OF CLARK street
and Pixies avenue.
Capt. d. s. Goodel will begin to lay the
foundation for his new house on west Main
street in d few days.
Mrs Harry F. IIchborn of Brooklyn, N.
Y, is visiting her mother, Mrs. MelYena
lIockett ON Elm street.
sch Gov Brooks, Capt. Mcleod, arrived
Saturday from Norfolk with 4,042 tons OF
coal fol The Penobscot Coal Co.
Albert b. Ferguson, who has been visit
ing his son, Dr. j. ). Ferguson, IN New
York, returned home last week.
Sch Cora +. CreSsey, Capt. Haskell, al
rived Monday from Norfolk with 1920 tons
OF coal 10 the PenobscOt Coal Co.
Sch. c. b. Clark, Capt. Kennedy, finished
discharging ;}O1 tons Of coal Monday for the
Searsport Coal Co. and sailed for Bangor.
The stephen Foote homestead on North
Sealsport avenue will be sold at pubic
auction May 18th by A. NJ Kane, auction
eer.
Miss Jennie II. Crockett returned last
week from three weeks visit with relatives
and frieuds III New York and Massachu-
sets.
Mrs. George Frye and two daughters of
Maiden, Mass, were IN town Sunday and
MONDAY the guests OF Miss l.. W. Edwards
on Water street.
Coleman Brcs. have had their salmon
WeirS flashed for nearly month, but not d
salmon has yet been taken and only 125
alewives up to Monday.
Eden Hartman, driver of r. F. D. No. l,
who has been living in the Ellis house III
the village for the winter, has moved 10 his
farm in the north part of the town.
The steamers of the E. S. S. Co. began
Monday to make six trips per week, arriv
ing from Boston in the morning about the
usual Time and at O'Clock from Bangor.
Eighteen cans of brook trout were recev-
ed here thursday and taken to Swan Lake
and liberated There were $4,000 fry III the
As cans and they came from the Orland fish
hatchery.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Nickels, who arrived
from Marion, 5. c., recently, was accom-
panied by her granddaughter, Miss Edna
Dubose, not grandson as was reported in
last week S locals.
Local fishermen are having good luck at
Swan Lake in catching salmon and trout,
but the fish are running small. Fred n.
Field took a trout the first of the week that
weighed four pounds.
Pike Bros are to build cooper shop on
their plant in Mechanics Hollow to manu-
facture barrels for the A. A. c. Co. at
Mack's Point. The building is to be 80 feet
in length and So feet wide.
Sch Gardiner L. Deering finished dis
charging at Mack'S Point Monday. Capt.
Wallace, formerly of the Sch. Helen p.
Crosby, will go out in the schooner, Capt.
Ross remaining ashore trip.
The Frankfort base ball team defeated
local team here last Saturday at Mosman
Park by score of Is to g. The grounds
were wet and muddy and unfit to play on
because of the rain the night before.
Members of Anchor CHAPTER O. E. S.