The Republican journal., 1910-06-23
SEARSPORT.

a visit in Rockand.
Mrs Rose Page of Burlington was in town
last week calling on friends.
Barge Allenwood finished discharging Sat-
urday at the Penobscot coal dock.
Miss Ethel M Nichols, who has been teach
ingin Easton, returned home Monday.
Capt and Mrs Amos Nichols returned Mon
day from two weeks fishing trip to Sebec
Lake.
Mrs. L. C. Havener, who was in town last
week, has returned to her home in Worcester
Mass.
Misses Ethel M. and Lewene A. Nichols left
Tuesday to attend the graduating exercises in
Gorham.
F.. Biather of Boston was at the Searsport
House Friday and Saturday, visiting his father,
A j. Biather.
Arthur Smith and family of Brewer arrived
Monday and are occupying their cottage at
Pleasant Point.
Mr. and Mrs Lincoln R. Colcord are spend
ing few weeks at Mrs. J. c. Nickels' cottage
at Swan Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Showers of Palm
Beach, Fla, arrived Friday and will spend the
summer in town.
The barkentine Mabel l. Meyers has been
chartered to load lumber at Brdgewater, Nova
Scotia, for Paysandu S. A.
The work on the interior of the Carver Me-
mortal Library is being pushed rapidly and the
book cases have arrived.
The Linn dog show and moving pictures ex-
hibited here Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
and was we'll patronized
Sch. Henry W. Cramp, Capt. Nash, arrived
Monday from Newport News with 2,775 tons OF
coal to the Penobscot Coal Co.
Mrs. Frank Rose and children arrived last
week from Lewiston and are with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Partridge Oh Norris street.
Sch. Samuel ]. Goucher, Capt. Hart, finished
dischargine at the Penobscot Ccal dock Thurs
day and sailed Saturday for New York.
Sch. Singleton Palmer, Capt. Pattee, finished
discharging at the Penobscot Coal dock Friday
and is in the stream awaiting charter
jackson and Coffin have the Burton M. Rich
ardson house on West Main street nearly IN
frame and are pushing the work rapidly.
Capt N F. Gilkey, who has been in command
of the barkentine Mabel !. Meyers for several
months, arrived home Thursday from Portland.
Mrs j. H. Montgomery and daughter Edna,
who have been visiting Judge J. W. Black, re-
turned to their home in Bucksport Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Levi D. Crook and daughter
Doris of Brewer arrived Monday and are at
their cottage at Pleasant Point for the sum-
mer.
John Eyre arrived Thursday from Andover,
Mass, where he is attending school, and is
with his mother, Mrs. Clara Eyre, on Union
street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ward of Peabody, Mass,
with party of friends arrived Friday and are
the guests of Mrs. A. v Nickels on Main
street.
Mrs James B. Parse left last week for Phil
adephia to join her husband, Capt, James B.
Parse, Of the steamer Texan of the American
Hawaiian line.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Kneeland and daughter
OF Dorchester, Mass, arrived Saturday and are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. kneeland
Mt Ephraim street.
Miss Louise D. Leib, instructor of physical
culture at Thomaston Academy, Saco, arrived
Saturday and is with her mother, Mrs. E. L.
Leib, on Church street.
Mrs Edward Calderwood and sen Samuel
Henry arrived Sunday morning from Roxbury,
Mass, and are guests of Capt and Mrs. H. G.
Curtis on Water street.
Mrs. Nette A. Studley and son, Leslie N.
Studey, who spent week at their summer
home on Norris street, left last week for their
home in Rockland. Mass.
The Searsport Band dedicated its new band
stand Thursday evening, June 18th, with sew
eral fine selections which brought out quite
large crowd of our citizens.
ERev R. G. Harhutt of Buxton was in town
last week getting his house in order. L. c.
Havener and family of Worcester, Mass, will
occupy it during the summer.
A large delegation from Mariners Lodge of
Masons attended the funeral of Levi Clark in
Prospect Monday. Rev. c. H. Mckinney of
the First Congregational church officiated
Mrs B. F. Cocord, Miss F. E. Smith, Miss
Mary N. Mcclure, Mrs. Henrietta Young, Mrs.
J. C. Lombard, Mrs. John Frame and Mrs. D.
W. Nickels attended the Congregational county
conference in Belfast last week.
Mrs. L. A. Cocord and laughter Miss Nan
Colcord, who have been in New York for the
past two months, since returning from Mexico,
where they spent the winter, arrived Tuesday
morning for the summer and have opened their
Searsport house.
Miss Rebecca M. Ross. who has been teach
ing school in Montclair, N. j., arrived home
Friday and is entertaining party of friends
at the Parker cottage, Swan Lake. In the
party are Mrs. A. S. Smith and Miss Ruth w.
Smith of Toxic, Japan, Miss Mary Barrett and
Miss Dorothy Barrett of Bloomfield, N. j., and
Miss Ella Lindsey of New York.
MIR. Edmund Emo has rented the Joseph
Field store on Main street, which is undergoing
thorough repairs, having new floors and steel
ceiling and will be put in first class condition.
Mr. Emo will conduct an up-to-date restaurant
and ice cream parlors. This store is one of the
Oldest buildings in town, having been occupied
more than sixty years ago by the late Hugh