The Republican journal., 1908-02-06
,SFARSPORT LOCALS.

Boston.
MIR and Mrs. Edward c. Pike left Mon
day for Boston.
Potter Ward made rudder the past "eeA
for the schooner Kittie Lawry.
George W. Wheaton Of Patten is WISHING
h;o son. Jeremiah F. Wheaton, on MAIN
street.
Conductor j. NJ. Whittier left Friday for
Worcester, Mass, to attend the iuherai u
his sister.
Miss Mary f. Putnam left last week 1or
saltwater, Mass, where she mas a'oop'oA
position as nurse.
Steamer Virginian, Capt. Lincoln A. Coi-
cord. arrived at San Francesca JAN @''"'
from Newport News.
MIR, Ansel Fletcher arrived ouhaay Wy
boat and is visiting Capt. ana MIS- "iison
N. West on Nichols street.
Capt Daniel c. Nichols received qui'e
sevara blow on the head Monday whlle I'LL
Loading load of lumber at Pixies mill
Miss SARA L. Grnnell, who has been Vlsit-
inc, relatives in Foxboro, Mass, and Man
chester. n. H., returned home last week
The southeast gale of Saturday began
with snow in the morning and endeu up III
the evening with rain and furious Squ"'''
Mrs Frank W. Flanders, who has peeh
visiting her parents, Mr.. and MIS-. +. w.
Porter. returned to her home IN hockiaho
Monday.
The members of the Searsport i'aho
desire 10 extend thanks to the patrons WIN
assisted them in their concert ana Dahl VI
Jan. 23d.
Sch, Dorothy B. Barrett, Captain W. M
F,vin finished discharging coal at the re-
nohscot coal dock Friday and sailed Sunday
for a coal port.
Scott ". Blanchard has gone as second
officer with Captain James b. farse III VIC
steamer Californian of the American
Hawaiian line.
Mrs. Joseph d. Sweetser returned ooluaS
from New York, where she has been V'si'-
ing her husband, Capt j. d. SWeetser' oi
the steamer Hawaiian.
Harold smith, who is attending the SHAW
Rusiness College in Bangor, spent sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FRED b.
Smith, on Church street.
Miss LYDIA j. Curtis and Mrs EDWARD
Calderwood of Boston arrived SUNDAY anu
are the guests of Capt. and Mrs Edward ~
p. Nickels on Main street.
Mr. " :. Carleton found pair OF nose
classes Friday between her residence ana
tro ,,iII.oA The owner can have the same
by calling on Mrs Carleton
The four.masted bark Puritan, which
parted her chains and dragged asno,e az
Balport, l.. l., saturday, in the soueheas'
gale. WAS formerly commanded by captain
Albert y. Blanchard Of Searsport,
0Djte Il number of the citizens OF Sears
mont are planning to attend the baked bean
euvp4r to be given by the Georges district
school, Prospect, Friday evening, feo 'th'
An entertainment will be given after the
supper.
The following were in town last week to
attend the funeral of the late Nehemiah
Ruul.tonl. Misses Rose, henrietta ana
CARA Roul,tone of Boston; Mrs. larry
ep,,born and son Of Providence, X. L., and
Mrs. Frank Spratt and Mrs. Henry Greeley
of Far HarUor.
Amos z. Lord, sail-maker and spar con-
tractor, made Il set of tenders last week LOT
fine schooner. Dorothy b. Barrett. lie mas
y contract to make a foretopmast for the
tive-uasted schooner, Prescott Palmer.
Can't. Carlisle, which is to be " leet III
len9th and ~ inches in the cap
The minstrel show to be given under the
direction of Nh Vim. Robertson, j., is
progressing finely and promises to be one
of .he best entertainments given here Tor
wears The best of local talent has been
secured and no pains will be spared to
make this the hit OF the season. Look out
for posters at an early date.
The funeral services of the late Nehemiah
Roulstone were held Thursday afternoon,
Ian. 3Oth, at 9 O'Clock, at his late residence,
conducted by Rev. G. II. Mckinney and
Rev. Il. G. Harbutt. Interment was in the
village cemetery. The bearers were
James L. Wentworth, William NJ. Parse,
Charles A. Whittier and Frank A. Nye.
HOTEL ARRIVALS The following out
of-town guests registered last week at the
SearSp0rt House W. S. BaSSett, Bangor;
G.. T. Dennison, Vest Bethel; A. L. Getch-
ell, Providence; W. S. Remission, Rock
land: Elmer T. Thompson, Foxcroft; Z.
Livingston, Boston; f. L. Robbins, New
ark Nj. r. French, E. S. Head, Bangor;
Capt. f. n. Gilkey, Robert W. Ruzzell,
Bangor; w. NJ. Erwin, Boston; a. IT,
Hoxie, S. j. Robinson, Bangor.
OBITUARY. Mrs. Bessie d., the wife OF
John Clemens, underwent an operation FRI
day for a tumor of the bowels. The opera
ton was performed by DR.. Tapley OF Bel
fast and DR.. Curtis In her weak condition
she did not come out of the ether. Mrs
Clemens was a native of st. Johnsbury,
Vt, where her remains were taken Monday
for burial. During her two years residence
in Searsport she made many friends, who
will regret to hear of her untimely death.
Much sympathey is felt for the husband in
his loss.
.-LINsCoTT-FosTER Sunday, Jan. 18th,
al noon at the residence of Mr.. aud Mrs. f.
Loring Foster occurred d very pretty nome
wedding when their youngest daughter,
Hazel Arnold Foster, Was given In marriage
to Walter Leslie Lnscott. The ceremony
was performed by Rev Stephen H.. Green,
rector of St oauveur, assisted by ReV: u.
= Adtianc4 Moore The bride wore white