The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-22
SEARSPORT.

Alton.
Runert Colcord has returned to school at
Kent's Hill
Mrs Andrew M. Ross left Tuesday morning
for Orange N. J.
Good fares of hake have been caught in the
bay the past week.
Capt. William H. West left Monday on
business trip to Boston.
Ernest Murphy is visiting his aunt MIS-
Mary L, Hall, in Chelsea, Mass.
Ernest and Lester Robinson are on "eeA
hunting trip in Northern Name
F. J. Biather was at the Searsport House
Thursday visiting his father, Mr.. A. D. b'a'hef'
Capt D. S. Goodell and family are 10 move
into their new residence on West Nam stree'
this week.
Nv and Mrs. William B. Getchell and parry
,f friends of Augusta were in town FRIDAY IN
their auto.
Mrs f Iarrabee will have an opening at
her millinery store Friday and Saturday oe''
23d and oath
o Misses
visit to their sister, Mrs. Porter huiAiii' III
South Newburg.
Walter Atwood of Boston was IN Town
rhrrsdav 10 attend the wedding of his brother
Oliver c. Atwood
M. and Mrs. Ansel Auspland left last week
fo,. BOSTON. where Mrs. Auspland is TO nave
medical treatment.
Can't. Albert Dix, first officer OF sch. 81
Croix. now at Cape Jelson, was IN town oa'ui
day visiting his family.
Cant Albert B. Pendleton has his new stable
nearly completed. 1t is one of the largest ana
best equipped in town.
Shin Arvan, Capt Albert T. Whittier ar
rived at San Pedro, Cal, Oct. lfh' ia uays
massage from Baltimore.
Maurice S. Dolliver of Troy, N. " arrived
NV boat Wednesday to attend the marriage Oh
his sister, Miss Inez Deliver.
Joomis Eames went to Bangor TUESDAY 10
have ar operation performed on his eyes and
will be absent about three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Wheaton are visiting IN
Patten. George A. Bowen has charge o. lie
market during Mr.. Wheaton's absence.
Miss Lucia W. Edwards, who has oeeh IN
Boston the past ten days, returned nome IL
dav with full line of dry and fancy goous-
&c. Colony of Rockland is substituting for
Mr. O c. Atwood at the Eastern ). ,. COM
pany's pier during the absence OF the latter'
Cant. Phneas Pendleton accompanied by
his DAUGHTER, Mrs. A. B. McGown, left satur-
day for Worcester, Mass to spend the "ii'ei
Risbop Walsh of Portland, Rev. P j. Gar
ri,v of Bangor and Rev j. E. Kealy OF Water
VILE were in town last week calling on frlenos'
Mr. Fred N Johnston of South Newburg was
in town Saturday, the guest OF MS auhls'
Misses Ruby and Phoebe Clifford, ION Elm
street.
William A. Rogers of Redlands, Cal, VINO
ha, been in town the past week, the guest OF
his aunt Mrs. Hannah 7. Pendleton' re'urneu
Monday.
Charles F. Treat, who has been spending his
vacation with his parents, Capt. and Mrs >
w. Treat on Water street, returned to New
burg, N. " Saturday.
All first class mail matter for England Ire
land Scotland and Wales was reduced oet-
lst to two cents per ounce, instead OIL I'VE
cents per half OF. as heretofore.
GEORGE A Bowen had ten acres of woodland
burned over last Thursday and Friday between
Kane's and McClure's ponds. 1t is supposed TO
have caught from parties who were hunting.
The Searsport Heating Co. installed two OF
+ho;r waste heat radiators in Frankfort last
weel-one in the Office of Haywood PIERCE and
the other in the grocery store OF D. j. Mcoaih-
bridge.
M. Weber, the Main street clothier, has
:, LARGO contract for the manufacture OF cotton
flannel gloves At present he has Twelve
women at work who make about 2oo dozen per
week
Jobn AverilYs famous bird dog "Tipperary
cauqht live black duck Saturday IN marsh
near the Penobscot Park pavilion. MIR. Averlli
hos the duck now on exhibition at his residence
in Park
There will be grand ball by Penobscot COM
MANY. No. 40 K, of P, in the North oearsport
Grange Hall, tomorrow, Friday evening uooo
rpusic will be furnished. Admission to hall
gentlemen so cents ladies free. Everybody is
cordially invited
DoDGE's CORNER. Mrs. Willis E. Hamilton
hold q service at the church last Sunday at
n M. and will officiate next Sunday at the
game hour. Harriet M. Nickerson is visit
=. s;d y, Ros+on Winifred Matthews
is slowly improving, but is still confined te her
he'd Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Moody of Winter
mort entertained a party of friends at their
cottage "Uncle Toms Cabin" last Sunday...'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nickerson and son went
to Boston last Monday for few days
Wednesday, Oct. 14th, will go down IN the
history of the town of Searsport as the hrst
time that steamer of the Bangor and Boston
line has ever locked at Kidder's Point. 1t was
a gala occasion, bunting was freely displayed
and there was large turn out OF people TO
see the steamer make the landing The City
of Rockland arrived at Kidder's Point at the
height of flood tide and had plenty of water to
make the turn, come up to the dock and make
a landing in fine shape. She was "a minutes
late from the time she left her usual course,
made the landing and resumed her course
again. The captain of the Rockland remarked