The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-10-28
SEARSPORT.

SEARSPORT.
+,r,ss Wilson moved his family to Bangor
|. lJrsciay.
|. Hdden returned home last week from
.,o, California.
.e-g . Gross of Bangor was in town last
\ nd Saturday.
Iq. Harriet NJ. Porter is with Miss L. W.
ior the winter.
.-sS Orr of the Boston police force is
ne short visit in town.
,e .uape sailed Saturday with the barge
tow for Philadelphia.
,7. W H. Goodell returned Saturday from
+ to Boston and New York.
h. and Mrs. James NJ. McDougall will leave
Il. thursday, for Auburn, N. j.
,3f f.. Sawyer and Fred B. Smith were in
.79f asst Thursday on business.
h. augustus Walker and daughter left
rday to visit friends in Boston.
II and Mrs. A. J. Clement leave next
,3s7 Tor their winter home in Dayton, Fla.
.ss y. c. Shute, who has been visiting in
ear and vicinity, returned home last Satur-
,pt and Mrs. A L. Hopkins of Brewer
L. the guests of Mr., and Mrs. A. j Glenn
lgsgn A. Colson left last Saturday for a
with relatives and friends in Boston and
FIFTY
..,s q F. Pendleton, who has been visiting
ig5t and Bridgewater, Mass, returned
he .a=t Saturday.
BIZ and Mrs. ThomasWagner, who have been
lang Boston the past two weeks, returned
.s 'sst Saturday.
...ary Mclean, architect, of Boston, was in
h aSJ week on business connected with the
.,s= 4 Carver library.
F5e sripments of apples from here by the
szers Of the Eastern Steamship Co. for the
smonth have been very large.
snJs D. Carver of New York was in town
week Inspecting the George A. Carver
h Hiding, now under construction.
and Mrs. H. F. Partridge left Monday
rn, called there by the death of Frank
MIR, Partridge's brother-inlaw
rs T. NJ Thomas of Hampden and Mrs. A.
-ser of Bangor We're in town last week,
7ests Of Mr., and Mrs. j. A. Clement.
r.. H. Havener and son Mahlan of Wor-
ar Mass. were in town last week, guests
HI and Mrs A. F. Mathews on Elm street.
.5 Mrs. Edmund Emo have moved in
5,s \ T. Pendleton's house for the winter
r. RS. Pendletons absence in California.
Rs Albert V. Nickels and granddaughter,
b. u Bose, will leave next Saturday for
|r4- s. c., where they will spend the win
b. T. Sawyer left last Saturday for New
after a visit of several weeks with his
.sr- Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sawyer, on Norris
Lebecca Palmer, Capt. Campbell, finish
rging last Thursday at the Penobscot
i.-k and sailed Saturday for Newport
Us hannah T.Pendleton has gone to Bangor
ri visit and will then go to Redlands,
pend the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
-oGers.
Martha J. Ross left Monday for Brook
j. E.. TO attend the Whittier Carver we'd
me residence of Mrs. George A. Car
-s rides mother.
r la S. Dolliver, who has been absent
weeks visiting her son, Maurice S.
p Troy, N. Y, and friends in Laconia,
turned home last Saturday.
r Il. Duncan moved into the chambers
!. 7 rithew house on Church street, and
.e- ley has moved into the chambers of
II Colcord house on Church street.
aries H. Campbell Capt. Pierce, ar
Nouday from Philadelphia with 2,442
Gal for the Canadian Pacific railroad,
-crarged at the Penobscot coal dock.
" ard and Nicholas Parse made 55
4 aft with cross-trees for Capt o. w.
u me schooner Fuller Palmer last week,
e. apt. Clark is to present to Boston
Melvina Crockett and daughter, Miss
+ Il Crockett, will leave to-day, Thurs
1 .or Brooklyn, N. Y, where they will spend
gnter with Capt and Mrs. Harry F.
'orp.
HiH lydia P widow of Capt John A Car
4 lied Tuesday at the home of her daughter,
Il George P, Carter, after long and linger-
/ .aess of complication of diseases, aged
/ 9aFs. Obituary later.
H. irene Purington, after spending the
sS1er With Miss l.. W. Edwards on Water
H. and week with her niece, Mrs. Ches-
-onbard, on Main street, left this week
her home in Richmond, n. B.
H. josephine Webber was in town last
r. or business, returning Saturday to Provi
r, K. l., where she will spend the winter
her son, Hollis Webber, train dispatcher
1 DE Boston and Providence railroad.
sanes F. Spellman's crew of wharf builders
i ed Monday from Bangor with their pile
e and will begin work on the Hubbard
i alzsr CO.. wharf at Mack's Point upon the
Of the piling from Northern Maine by
naa Nickerson has bought the old bag
4 and freight house of o. C. Atwood, agent
Ate Lastern Steamship Co., and will move
ling to the Pendleton lot on Steamboat
We Nhere he will fit it up for dwelling
a-e Chapman, proprietor of the Bangor
fs .companied by Henry T. Sanborn of
4 and Calvin Austin of Boston, were in
asr week. Mr.. Austin and Mr.. Sanborn
tour of inspection of wharves along
r md bay.
season of 1910 will be banner year for
otaJo planters of Searsport. Over 500
4 3.l be plowed up this fall. Among some
arger planters will be Edmond Ames
% acres, Leroy D. Littlefeld 40 acres,
/ t. q. Curtis 25 acres, and others too
fe1s to mention.
aqS were received last week for the we'd
u Thomas Whittier, son of Capt. and
frank P. Whittier of North Berwick,
~'fy of Searsport, and Miss Elizabeth E.
Il laughter of Mrs. George A. Carver of
LSyn, N. Y. The wedding took place Oc-
THAT the home of the BRIDES mother in
3SIyn, N. Y.
OF the finest sights ever witnessed on
0seot bay was seen on Thursday, October
When the new fve-masted schooner
Palmer, Capt. o. W. Clark, came into
~ strong westerly breeze with all sails
alng along the Long Island shore as far
4 4ftle Head uhora Sba hau1od .fn acrocc tho