The Republican journal., 1910-11-17
SEARSPORT.

in the village as risky DIS III ANe
Cont C. F. Carver of Camden Is visi'lhs NIL
.nd Mrs c. O. Sawyer on Water street.
Ralph Mortland left Monday to WISH re'a-
+;vos and friends in Boston and vlcihi'y'
Mrs. John Davis left Monday TO WISH fe'"
.;,,as and friends in Boston and ylclnl'y.
Frank C. Whitcomb is on hunting 'r,p
Nortbern Maine. in the vicinity OF 1rliios'one'
Stunt. Warning of the Lebig Fertlilzer w. u
NJ was in town last week on busl-
ness. Is,
cas 1noz sailed Saturday for Boston win
ono of POTATOES for E. H. GIBBONS VI
Boston.
,,.-. Faith Pendleton left Thursday 1or
Washington, D. c., where she Will 'p-''~
winter.
,to,;oo Nickerson left Monday for ten
.;+l re,a+;ves in Boston and Lowell
Mass.
Frederick J. Biather Of Boston was III ''"A
Sunday at the Searsport House Visi'lhs lilo
father, A. j. Blather.
Miss Florence Colcord, operator at 'he CEN
~,,o office left Thursday for Boston
on ten days vacation.
M, and Mrs. R. P. Chase of Belfast were ~
.,,, Sunday. guests of Capt and MIS- H. W.
Curtis on Water street.
Mrs M Nichols has closed her mouse VII
Water street and left Wednesday lof D00'''
where she will spend the winter
Mrs Henry Hartman and Mr. huSon w.
,,,o.ohor who have been i'll for several "eeN'
with typhoid fever, are improving
Do, Greenwood arrived Saturday from
n..l Anohov with 1000 tons of coal to 'he
po,,obscot Coal Co. at Mack's Point
Mrs Grace Wentworth and daughter MISS
Gertrude, were in Monroe sevefa' o"'
reel visiting Mrs. Washington Moore
Nv a,d Mrs. Robert W. Grinneh le1t opo-
,..o Wash enroute to Searsport, last oa.uA-
l.v and are expected to arrive next oa'uioA''
Mrs. Li,lias l. Nichols left Wednesday ~.
Northampton, Mass, to visit her son. Di'
Nichols. and will later visit relatives III INC"
York.
n,;n;c,s Smart, who has been Visiting
-. :, town for the past two weeks re-
turned to his home in Dorchester m"''
urday.
Z Billings of Lynn, Mass, was III wv
Er;d.v and closed up his cottage OH Man
..uoo+ f,r the winter. He returheo ho'Ne
Saturday.
VIZ y p,nnells of Newburyport, Mass anu
-. 4.iand Mr. Wright of California, are guess
ii ~ IT, and Mrs. w. 7. C. Runnells on MI
Ephraim avenue.
can+ and Mrs. F. W. Treat left SATURDAY loi
Maiden Mass, where they will spend the WIN
~ ~so, Cant. Sidney ]. Treat OF the
Boston pilot service.
Can't jeremiah Park of the Standard oii W.
chin Acme was in town last week Gaining VA
friends. Capt Park is native Oh oe"i y
bn+ is now resident of Dorchester MasS
Scbooner Ella F. Crowell arrived SATURDAY
80, C.s+ins and will load 5000 bushels OF po-
+atoes from local farmers, bought ny
Powers of Fort Fairfield for E. II. GlDooiiS u
Boston.
Nv, Parse arrived Thursday from NE"
D.. D.
Wi, whore she had been visiting her nus
band, Capt. j. B. Parse, in the s'ean'ei
which sailed November 9Th 1or Moi''e'
Buenos Ayres and Rosario.
1;en+ and Mrs. Fred F. Black, VINO hSlu
n+ +,,o months vacation with Capt. and
Mrs. A. M. Ross Main street, fe'oiNeo ''s
week to Fort Russell Wyoming "hefe A'eo'
Rlack's regiment is stationed.
Tho Rebekahs will hold a thanksgiving saie
IN Odd Fellows hall next Saturday evening
rhare will he vegetable table, food taoie'
with pies, cakes, doughnuts ana cooAies' I"
candy table and refreshment TABLE
The searsport Coal Co.'S wharf was BUSY
,,,ace Monday, when c. A. Powers OIL roi'
Eairfed and E. H. Gibbons of Boston were
,ona;,o the schooner Ella F. CroWell with oooo
,-rafs a. POTATOES for Boston. The potatoes
are furnished by farmers from oe"i'p''''
crn.pvile Monroe, Prospect and Stockholm
Wa are indebted to Capt. jeremiah Meri-
thew of the U. S auxiliary steamer Vestai ioi
savera, fine views of his steamer While IN 'ne
a,,, dock in the Brooklyn Navy YARD. oap''
MeritheW will sail from Hdihp'oii
oo,.r LIST. with 5000 tons of coal Tor the
I-n;+ed States battleship fleet, now cruising IN
European waters.
Italian laborers at work at Mack's Point ana
,,;oir;+v are said to have been Kllllhg gray
a,,irrels in that vicinity in large numbers iaee-
l., Came Warden Neal of Bangor Will De hoei-
ena Of the fact. AS the penalty OF killing
,rrav sonirrel is $50. evidently some OF the sons
of Italv will have to pay dear for snoo'ihg 'he
little gray squirrel
r. shirt of Thanksgiving thee are asked to
49,, ha,ae Of Thomas R. and LYDIA M. Howe
I,-,,.,,o,+ street on the evening of November
"a from to 10, to coffee cloteh. Relatives
Er;ords Mckinney and Corey (pastors),
pr;ands members of the Ladies eu'io anu
T aides Aid and families, nelghoors anu at
1raint,rces thee will all be welcome
CIV Leighton, the tonsorial artist VINO mas
hoon in the employ of Myron F. Parker OH
Mo;r s+reet for the past four years. le1t MOL
'for Providence, R. l., where ne will enter
. .a aunlov of his father, under the firm name
- 7 eiabton & Leighton. Mr.. Leighton is "a
" If Winter Harbor, and has made many
frienas during his stay here VINO regret 'i's ue