The Republican journal., 1910-02-03
SEARSPORT.

Fred M. Harris of Boston was guest at the
Searsport House over Sunday.
Monthly contribution at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning.
Renfrew Wilson of Bangor is at work for
Pike Bros. in the barrel plant.
Smells were taken in quite large quantities
the past week along the water front
Stephen Inman of Wiscasset was in town
last week calling on old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Peabody Farnham returned
to their home in Salem, Mass, last Monday.
Supt. H. G. Curtis at the A. A. C. Co.'S at
Mack's Point has now about sixty men employ
ed.
Francis Dickey of Atkinson was in town Sat-
urday, the guest of W. A. Colson on Prospect
street.
Dean Clements has moved from the Piper
place to the chambers of Leroy D. Lttletield
on Elm street.
Edward Bailey has moved from North Sears
port into the Stanton E. Colson house on Mt.
Ephrain street.
Franklin Cole of Boston, inspector of the
water system of Haines & Morse, was in town
Monday on business.
Capt. Charles Averill, who dislocated his
shoulder some weeks ago, was able to go to
work again Monday.
E. \. Buker, who has been confined to the
house the past two weeks by illness, was able
to be at his store Monday.
Leroy D. Littletield is cutting frame for
the garage to be built for Amos D. Carver of
Brooklyn, N. Y, the coming season.
Hon. w. 7. Hanes of Waterville and John j..
Moore of Boston were in town last week to at
tend the annual meeting of the Searsport
Water Co.
Schooner Singleton Palmer, Capt. Potter,
finished discharging Friday at the Penobscot
Coal dock and sailed Monday for Newport
News.
The new boarding house of the A. A. c. Co.
at Mack's Point was opened for business last
week Mr. Worcester of Stockton Springs is
the manager,
The weather for the past month has been
very mild There was light snow fall Friday
morning which was taken off by the rain storm
Saturday, leaving the ground bare again.
Henry Davis of Milford, Mass, has bought
the blacksmith business of Thomas Cuddy in
Mechanics Hollow and took charge Monday.
Mr. Davis moved his family here last Saturday
from Milford.
Capt C. N. Meyers left Thursday for Provi-
dence, R. l., to take command of his vessel, the
bark Mabel l. Meyers, which has been on
voyage to Montevideo and return in command
of Capt. N. F. Gilkey. Capt. Meyers was ac-
eompanied by his brother Ralph S. Meyers.
Penobscot Lodge, X. of P, conferred the
rank of Page and Esquire on two candidates at
their regular meeting last Monday evening.
The lodge is in prosperous condition, having
work at every meeting. There will be work in
the rank of Esquire next Monday evening and
all members are invited to be present.
At the annaul meeting of Mariners Lodge
F. and A. M held January 25th the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year: G.
P Carter, w. NJ; c. A. Whittier, S. W.; Elme,
Webster, J. W; Clifton Whittum, Sec'y.; B. F
Colcord, Treas; W. N. West, S. D.; C. A. Mon
roe, j D.
Harry Mclean of Boston, the architect Of
the Carver Memorial Library, will also be tht
architect of the new two-story garage which
Amos D. Carver of Brooklyn, N. Y, is to buile
this spring near the residence of Mrs. j. c
Nickel's. The garage will be up-to-datt
in every particular and will be constructed O.
stone and wood.
Mrs Clarence R. Hines was given genuine
surprise last Thursday evening to common
crate her birthday. The guests were in
vited by DR.. Hines, and so carefully did he Ia,
his plans that his wife had no inkling Of VIVA
was in store for her. In the early evening IL
answer to a ring of the door bell she Went t.
the door and admitted young woman friend
anG how il all happened the guest of honor l
unable to tell but suddenly the room filled will
other guests and with sixteen in all a merr.
evening was passed. Five Hundred was thu
diversion and four tables were quickly formed
the game lasting for several hours, ate
which the hostess assisted by DR.. Hines, Mise
Dodge, Morrow and Carter, served a daint.
lunch. Mrs. Hines was presented with hand
some piece of cut glass by her guests, among
whom were Miss Ethel Dodge, Miss Agnes
Williams, Miss Macdonald, Miss Shirley Carter
Miss Emily Ross, Miss Helen Morrow, Miss
Sallie Dow, DR.. F. K. Sawyer, DR.. Summer
Pattee, Clarence Gilkey, Rupert Colcord, Ed
ward B. Gi1key, Gould Flinton and Sidney Bon
say.
Mrs. William H. Goodell, Mrs. W. M. Perse
Mrs c. M. Meyers Mrs. Henrietta Young
Mrs. Lucy A. Sargent, Miss Georgia Ford
Mrs E. C. Pike, Mrs. Edison Fletcher, Mrs. LIE
roy Littlefield, Mrs. Charles E. Adams, Capt
and Mrs. B. F. Colcord Mr.. and Mrs. l. H
Havener, Rev. c. H. Mckinney, Capt. ant
Mrs James Pendleton, Miss Mabel Griffin ane
Miss Florence Colcord, members of Anchor
chapter, of Searsport went to Stockton las
Friday night to attend the installation of off
GERS of Bethany chapter, o. E. S. The install
limo officer was Past Worthy Matron Rost