The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-07-07
SEARSPORT.

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Capt A. T. Whittier of the ship Aryan ar
rived Saturday from New York.
Henry Rogers of Knox was in town the 4th,
the guest of his brother, Levi Rogers.
Pyam Gilkey arrived Sunday from Rochester,
N. H., to spend the 4th with his family.
William B. Ford of Boston spent the 4th in
town, the guest of Capt and Mrs. F. E. Curtis
on Main street.
Capt and Mrs w. B. johnson and daughter
of Jonesport are guests of Mrs. N ]. Kimball
on Park street.
H, N. Colcord has barred Plymouth rock
pullet four months and ten days old that has
laid three eggs.
Miss Alice Blanchard of New York is the
guest of her aunt Mrs. Hannah 7. Pendleton,
on Main street.
Capt. Potter, who has sold his interest in the
sch. Singleton Palmer, left for his home IN
Orient, L. l., Monday.
Miss Julia B. Sullivan arrived Saturday from
Waltham, Mass, and is with her sister, Miss e.
F. Sullivan, on Water street.
Sch. George w. Wells, Capt. York, arrived
last Thursday from Norfolk with 4,7oo tons OF
coal to the Penobscot Coal Co.
Sch Margaret Haskell, Capt. Mckown, ar
rived Saturday from Norfolk with $500 tons OF
coal to the Penobscot Coal Co.
Mrs F. l. Pendleton, who has been in Bar
gor for medical treatment returned home last
week, much improved in health.
Wingate Cram and family of Bangor arrived
las Saturday and are at the Mrs. A. " Nickels
house on Main street for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. N D. Hewes of Waltham,
Mass. arrived last Saturday and are guests of
Miss Catherine F. Sullivan on Water street.
Sch. Julia Frances, Capt. Dodge, finished dis
charging coal for the Searsport Coal Co. last
Thursday and sailed the same day for Bangor.
Capt Oscar G. Eaton, surveyor of the Boston
Insurance Co., arrived last Saturday and PASSED
the 4th with his sister, Mrs. Cora E. Dow, on
Main street.
Mrs W. B. Palmer and daughters Evelyn and
Catherine arrived last week from Manchester,
Ct. and are guests of Miss Georgia L. Ford on
Bay View Place.
Mrs James B. Parse arrived last Saturday
from Philadelphia, where she has been visiting
her husband, Capt. James B. Parse of the
steamer Texan
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew B. McGown and chill
dren of Worcester, Mass, arrived Friday and
are at the Porter cottage on Steamboat avenue
for the summer.
Frank L. Crockett who is employed in the B.
& A R. R. station at Northern Maine Junction.
has bought a house in Brewer and will move
there next week.
DR.. P. P Nichols and daughter Lillias arriv-
ed Friday from northampton, Mass, and were
guests of his mother Mrs. L. L. Nichols on
Water street over the 4th.
Miss Wnifred Nichols, who is attending the
Howard Seminary in Bridgewater, Mass, is
spending her vacation with her grandmother +,
Mrs B. F. Pendleton, in Park.
Miss Irene NJ Sullivan, who has been teach
ing in Glendale, R. l. arrived last Saturday and
will spend the summer with her mother, Mrs.
r. F. sullivan, on Leach street.
David w. Kane, for the past three years
third officer of the steamship Texan of the
American Hawaiian line, was recently promot-
ed to the position of second officer
Miss katherine Kneeland. who has been
teaching in Chelsea, Mass, arrived home Fri
day and will spend her vacation with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs ]. H. Kneeland.
Miss Gladys Eyre left last week for New
York, whence she sailed Saturday on the steam
er Cretc with party of ten friends who will
tour England and the continent for several
months.
Miss Lillian G. Runnells, who has been teach
ing in school in Melrose Highlands, Mass, is
spending her vacation with her parents, Hon
and Mrs. w. T. c. Runnells, on Mt. Ephraim
avenue.
Do not forget the date, July 18th, of the
lawn party and fair to be held by the ladies
of the sewing circle of the End Congregational
church at the residence OF Mrs. Rachel NJ. Pen
dleton in Park.
DR. P. P Nichols took party of friends the
first of the week on the Marietta to Castine
Among them were Capt. H. G. Curtis Capt. F.
W. Treat, Capt c. NJ Nichols and Capt. O. G.
Eaton.
The Searsport base ball team defeated the
Monroe team last Saturday afternoon at Mos
man park by a score of to 2. Midshipman
Wilbur j. Carver Of the battleship North Da-
kota made two home runs over the bank into
the Penobscot bay.
Prof Burton c. Richardson, teacher in the
English High school, Boston, accompanied by
his wife and son, arrived last Thursday and
have rented the ]. c. Dutch house for the
summer Mr.. Richardson is building a house
on West Main street which will be completed
in the early fall.
Mr.. James H. Duncan is making prelimi-
nary survey of townhips and in range II,
for short railroad which the Great Northern
Maine Paper Company contemplates building
in that section. Mr.. Duncan has a crew of ten
men at work and it will take until fall to COM
plete the survey.
Capt Potter of the schooner Singleton
Palmer arrived Sunday from Orient, Long
Island where he has been visiting his family.
Capt. Potter has sold his interest in the
schooner to Capt. Bowen, formerly of the
schooner Jane Palmer, who arrived here Sunday