The Republican journal., 1908-10-29
SEARSPORT.

on a visit to his family.
Dr. A. A. Jackson of Everett, Mass, was IN
town last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Clement were IN brewer
last week visiting relatives.
Cant. CYRUS N Colson Of the steamer bahes
,rr;ved last week from New York.
W. Colson left Saturday to visit relatives
and attend the Food Fair in Boston.
Mrs. A. T. Shute visited relatives and 1riehoS
in Watervile and Albion last week.
The monthly collection will be taken at Tie
CONGREGATIONAL church Sunday morning.
Mrs lincoln A. Colcord left Saturday Tor
BROOKLYN, N Y, to spend the winter.
Frank J. Bailey of Waldoboro is visiting MS
son, Hiram M. Bailey, on Water street,
Mrs B. Parse left Monday for BROOKLYN
N " where she will spend the winter
Sidney Bonsey, mail clerk on the b. A.
o;,.o.d &c taking two weeks vacation
w A. Chisholm has been in Gardiner 'he
mast two weeks, where he has employment
Ernest and Lester Robinson returned last
.,-,al from hunting trip on the Allegash.
John Bovnton of Morrill, has rented Inc
Fins on Steamboat avenue of W. E. 1finheii'
Mrs. p Ferguson left Monday for Benton
where she will spend the winter with reia'l'eS'
John Geeski fell from the iron orloge d. 'ne
penohscot coal dock Oct. 2lst and prohe '"o
ribs.
Cont u s Goodell and family moved ih'o
-, ho,se on West Main street last
week.
Steamer Isthmian, Capt James b. Parse al
rived at New York Monday from for''
Mexico.
Mrs Auo,,stus S. Walker left Saturday 10
.;;+ rela+ives and friends in Boston ana VI
cinity.
Mrs. A. L. Hopkins of Brewer Is IN to"ii' ''ie
guest of her mother, Mrs. J. A Clement Oh
Main street.
Charles H. Munroe has replastered ana re-
sb;ro,ad his garage at the corner of Main ana
Water streets.
Charles Robertson of Boston was IN town
last week. the guest of his brother, returning
home Saturday.
large party from here attended the Uni
to, Pont x of P. bali in North Searsport
last Friday night.
Henry A. Rogers of Knox was, in town Mon
5av the guest of his brother, L. II. Rogers
on the Black road
Ansel Auspland left Monday to accompany
his wife home from Boston, where she had
been for medical treatment
Baroe Bangor arrived Monday in tow OF tug
Iehipb from Perth Amboy with 1862 tons OF
coal for the Penobscot Coal Company.
DIR. F. Irving Pendleton of Lewiston was IN
town Saturday the guest of his parents, Capt
and Mrs. Frank l. Pendleton, at Park
Sch. Empress, Capt. Dakin, arrived lhurs-
day from South Amboy with 1853 tons of coal to
the Searsport Coal Co.'S days passage.
The R. & R. Lime Companys barge, No. Z,
arrived Friday from Carteret with 1000 tons
of fertilizer to the A. A. C. Co. at Mack's
Point.
Mrs. Ralph Upper and children, and her
mother. Mrs Madden, who spent the summer
in town, returned Oct. oath, to their home in
Brunswick, Ga.
Mrs. Melvina Crockett and daughters, Miss
Jennie Crockett, and Mrs Harry Hichhorn,
left last week for Brooklyn N. Y, where they
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Elizabeth s. Blanchard and Mrs Ella S.
Deliver entertained party of ladies Monday
afternoon at game of 500. light supper
was served at 5 o'clock.
Mrs George A. Carver and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth E. Carver, who spent the summer at
their cottage at Moose Point, returned to their
home in Brooklyn, N. Y, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eames and son, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. LOOMS Eames
on Reservoir street for the past two weeks,
returned to their home in Dedham, Mass,
Monday.
David W. Nickels, who is drilling an artesian
well for the Great Northern Paper Co. at
Moosehead Lake on the Grant farm, IS miles
east of Lily bay, was in town last week for
few days on business.
Capt. C. N. Meyers left Monday for Boston
to bring his arkentine, the Mabel l. Meyers,
to Cape JelllSOn, where she Will load orange
and lemon box shocks for Casteamare and
Palermo, Sicily.
Miss Violet Louise Meyers entertained
number of her young friends at tea on Satur-
day. October oath. Those present were Misses
Dorothy and Edith Colson, Marion McAvery.
Kate Dow, Lillian Smith, Martha Grnnel Isa-
bel Frame, Edith Parse, Velma Webber and
Master Anlasa Bailey.
Los ANGELES, Oct. %. With sixteen sailors
under arrest, charged with open mutiny, the
American ship Aryan, arrived in San Pedro last
night after voyage of TIA days from Bati-
more. One of the mates, j. A. Lund, was
brought ashore with serious cut received in a
fight between the crew and the officers yester-
day, when Capt. A. Whittier would not permit
the sailors to land, knowing that they would
desert. The trouble began the first day after
the ship left Baltimore. The crew at once be-
gan to wage war on the mates. Every
sailor who was ordered aloft found it con-
venient to drop bucket or spike where one
of the mates was standing. Finally Captain
Whittier declared that he would kill the first
man who dropped anything. When the Horn
was reached several sails were carried away
a result of the carelessness of the
crew. The ship, like modern Flying Dutch
man, made several vain attempts to pass
the Horn in the stormy weather. Then the
craw cursed the officars dac1arinor tho+ +bax,