The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-04-09
StARSPORT LOCALS.

with full attendance.
Harry E. Merrithew left Monday on
business trip in Boston.
Mrs. Clara E. Blanchard arrived last
week from Brooklyn. n. Y.
Charles Il. Monroe returned last week
from business trip in Boston.
Capt J. c. Gilmore returned last Thurs
day from business trip to Boston.
W. H. Tibbetts of Corinth. principal of
the High school, arrived Saturday.
See NJ. A. Cooks advt. for bargain sale
on agate ware Saturday, April 18th.
Capt. Andrew NJ. Ross, who has been in
Boston on business. returned last week.
Mrs. John Frame, daughter Isabelle and
Miss Geneva Hanson are visiting In Boston.
Albert M. Eames arrived last Thursday
from Allston, Mass, and returned Monday
Mrs. J. H. Montgomery and Miss Gulda
c. Homer arrived Monday from Bucksport.
See change in advertisement of Miss
Clarke for suits and coats in another COL
umn
Mrs. Hattie Lufkin arrived Saturday
from Corea and is visiting her uncle, George
+. Merrill.
lJanIel Nj. NlCtlOlo VI - -
Friday and is spending few days IN TOWN
on business.
Mrs. Melvina Hichborn and daughter
Emma NJ, are visiting friends in Boston
and vicinity.
Miss Jennie NJ. Crockett will leave today
Tor Brooklyn, n. Y, to visit her sister, MIS-
Harry Hichborn.
Miss Florence Coeord, operator at the
confined
house with tOnSlitlS.
Mrs. Isaac E. Wallace, who has been in
hospital in Boston for medical treaIileht'
arrived home Saturday.
Miss Georgia L. Ford, who has been visit
ing relatives in Boston, New 1orh ana
Philadelphia, returned home last thursday
Mrs. Charles NJ. Nichols and daughter,
Miss Lewen A, who spent the winter III
Dorchester, Mass, arrived home W edneS-
day.
Frank E. Studley has moved from his
country seat on the SWanvllle road to the
Hiram Grant house on Navy street for the
summer
Arthur Coleman, who has been at the
Carney hospital in Boston for medical treat
ment for the past two weeks, returned home
Saturday.
The municipal officers are in session at
their office over Smiths drug store on Main
street for the purpose of assessing the taxes
for the ensuing year.
Miss Katherine Kneeland, a teacher in
one of the public schools in Chelsea, Mass,
is spending her vacation with der parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. kneeland.
The steamer Bay State made her last trip
of the season on the Bangor route Monday
and the steamer City of Rockland arrived
ID. Erct trir, of ha
Sch. Pemaquid, Capt. Huntley, arrived
Thursday from Portland with 5000 bushels
of corn for Pike Bros. and sailed Sunday
for Winterport to load hay for Boston.
Miss Ethel NJ. Dodge arrived Saturday
from Gorham and spent Sunday with her
uncle, George E. Merrill, and her sister,
Mrs. Hattie Lufkin, returning Monday.
Hatch Bros of CHypont, Belfast, COM
pleted their contract for 10000 barrels for
the A. A. G. Co. at Mack's Point Saturday,
when they landed &c loads, or $3.50 barrels.
J. L. Montgomery of Milo, H. NJ. Brown
of bangor and Charles Calkins of Stockton,
officials OF the b. Il A. railroad, were III
town the later part of last week on business
connected With the road.
Sch. Kitte Lawry, Capt Israel ClOsson,
was loaded with spool edgings by Pike
Bros. and sailed Saturday for Rockland,
west gale in hours and 40 minutes.
Miss Jeanette Rice and her friend, Miss
Carrie Shredder, both teachers in the pub
a weeks vacation in town, the guests OF
Mrs. Charles E. Rice on Reservoir street.
The Young 'sIzaak Waltons'' are prepar-
ing their horse hair noOses and other para
phernaId to catch the tOOthSOme suckers
which run in the brooks in the early spring
to spawn; while the more lively trout do
bite IN the spring and spawn Ill the fall.
Miss Winnifred Mathews, who was en-
gagged as teacher of the Intermediate school
in Union district was taken seriously i'll
Friday morning Wlth pneumonia and had
to give up her school. Mrs. Charles Eames
viii! supply her place for the spring term.
A beautiful robin snow storm fell Thurs
day forenoon, clearing up in the afternoon.
Friday was clear with strong west wind
blowing with the temperature al 3O0. Sat-
urGdy morning opened with the temperature
ten ABOVE and strong northwest gale blow
ing the entire day
Mr. L. D. Littlefeld's mother, who has
been seriously ill with the grip, and dr.
LittleheId's infant, son who has been crit
ically i'll for the past two weeks With spas
, modic Group, are rapidly recovering at this
whiting. Dr.. Elmer Small of Belfast is the
attending physician.
Her friends will be glad to learn that Mrs
PrudIe Putnam, who had been very Ill IN
Detroit ali winter, is able to accept po-
sition as teacher of elocution IN the Detroit
School OF Expression, beginning April goth.
We know sue will be successful, as she is
very bright along these lines.
Mrs. Maria G. Blanchard and little daugh-
ter Georgia, LETT Tuesday for San Pedro,
Calf, to join her husband, Capt. Phineas
b. Blanchard. They will reside thele in
the future Capt Blanchard is in command
OF coastwise passenger steamer running
from San Pedro to st. GATHERINGS Island.
j. NJ. Velrill, who drives the local meat
cart, Is TO move to the e. C. Park house in
Park. Mr.. Verrill will open meat market
in the store recently vacated by j. w. Smart
i'll Stockton and will also continue to supply
his old customers in SearspOrt on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, as for
merly.
The Calendar Club of the Congregational
church viii give their April socable and
entertainment at the upper conference
room Thursday evening, April 9th. Ice
cream and cake will be served and there
will be "a handkerchief sale. Admission
to entertainment 10 cents, refreshments
10 cents.
George Edgar Pease, a town charge of
Appleton, who has d mild form of insanity,
was taken in charge by local officers last
week on the county road in the north part