The Republican journal., 1910-06-30
SEARSPORT.

Barge Bangor arrived Sunday with 1000 tons
of coal to the Penobscot Coal Company.
F. P Dodge, clerk at the Searsport House, is
visiting relatives in lslesboro for week.
Miss Julia Leary of Belfast is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ward, Leach street.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. church will hold
their annual summer sale Thursday August 4th.
Mrs. Mary L. Hall of Chelsea Mass is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. john Murphy on Norris
street.
Mrs. Mary " Dodge and daughter, Miss
Ethel NJ Dodge, are visiting Mrs Hattie Luf-
kin in Corea.
Mr. Maurice s. Deliver of Troy, N. Y. is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Ella 5. Dolilver on
Main street. hssa4 lHs~ u..shal
Arthur Cqlson, who has been spending two
weeks vacation in town returned to SomerVllle
Saturday. -...-.s r---~
James B. Sweetser finished painting DR.. S.
S. Porters cottage and boat house at Navy
Cove Friday.
DR.. F. X. Sawyer who attended the Dental
convention in Portland last week returned
home Sunday
Miss Madeline Costello of Jamaica Pain
Mass. is the guest of Miss Georgia L-Ford on
Bayview place. j.
Capt. Frank G. Nichols arrived Tuesday
from Dixfeld and is the guest of his sister,
Mrs B. c. Smith.
Miss Janet T. Colson of Brooklyn, N. Y, is
spending the summer with Mrs. Henrietta R.
Young on Main street.
THE Searsport Cornet Band gave its second
concert Thursday evening, which was listened
to by a large audience.
Miss, Lucy Ross returned Saturday night
from Bangor where she has been the guest OF
Miss May 4erxa for week.
Mrs. Frank Sheldon and two chidven of
Newton, Mass are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. f. Trundy on Main street.
Mrs. W. E. Grinnell and Mrs. F. B. Smith,
who attended the exercises at Gorham Normal
school, returned home Friday.
Sch. Julia Frances, Captain Dodge, arrived
Thursday from Perth Amboy with 297 tons OF
coal to the Searsport Coal GO.
Miss Ethel N. Wentworth of Boston is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Went
worth on Mt. Ephraim avenue.
Sch. Charles Luling finished dscharging
Saturday at the Searsport Coal Co. wharf and
sailed the same day for Bangor
hdlelgh
rived home Friday from Kents Hill, where
they have been attending school.
The Searsport base ball team defeated the
Morrill, base ball team at Mosman Park Satur-
day afternoon by score of to 2.
There will be ball game between Swanville
and Searsport teams Mosman Park Satur-
day, July End Game called at p. m.
The steel ceiling and walls Edmund Emo
cafe on Main street is nearly completed, and
the place is ready for the new flooring.
Miss Harriet N Porter. who was called to
Monroe by the illness and death of her uncle
Robert Mayo, returned home last week.
Sch H w. Cramp, Capt Nash, finished dis
charging Thursday at the Penobscot Coal dock
and sailed the same day for Newport News.
Mr. and Mrs C. Q. Omsby of Dorchester,
Mass, were III town Monday the guests of
Capt. ana Mrs. H. g. Curtis on Water street.
Silas L. Ridley finished painting NJ. A. Cook S
department store on Main street Saturday and
has very much improved the looks of the build
ing.
Miss Edith B. Pendleton, who spent the win
ter in Europe, returned home Friday and has
opened the Pendleton homestead on West
Main street.
Sch. Baker Palmer, Capt McAloney, finished
discharging at the Penobscot Coal dock We'd
nesday and was towed to Rockland Thursday
for repairs.
Misses Pronell Gilkey, Sara L. Grinnell and
Maud Smith, who graduated from Gorham
Normal school in the class of 1910, arrived
home Friday
L. c. Havener and family of Worcester,
Mass, arrived Saturday and will occupy the
Rev R. G. Harbutt cottage on the Belfast road
for the summer.
Miss Emily Ross daughter of Capt and Mrs
A. NJ Ross, has returned home from Belfast,
where she was recently operated upon in the
Waldo County Hospital
Miss Antoinette Weber, who has been at
tending school at Providence, r. l., arrived
home Saturday and is with her mother, Mrs,
Josephine Weber on Park street.
Misses Ethel NJ and Lewene A. Nichols who
attended the graduation exercises at Gorham
Normal school and visited friends in Portland
and Augusta, returned home Saturday.
Capt George A. Mitchell, quartermaster of
the National Soldiers Home at Togus, was in
town Thursday and Friday, the guest of his
mother, Mrs Mary f. Mitchell on Mt. Ephraim
avenue.
Miss Aida Sargent has arrived from Great
Darlington, Mass, where she has been nurse
She will spend the summer at her home in
Searsport.
Miss Gertrude l. Bowen, who has been teach
ing school at New Haven, Ct, arrived home
Thursday and will spend the summer with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Bowen on
Main street.
Midshipman Wilbur J. Carver of the battle
ship North Dakota arrived Friday from the
Charlestown navy yard and will spend two
weeks vacation with his mother, Mrs. Clara E.
Carver on Main street.
There will be dinner in Union Hall on the
Fourth of July, under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid. Dinner will consist of baked
beans and brown bread, salads, cake, dough-
nuts and coffee; for 25 cts.
Mrs. B. c. Smith, who has been spending the
winter with Capt. and Mrs. A. N. Blanchard at
Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived home Saturday ac-
companied by her grandson William Blanchard
and has opened her house on Mt. Ephraim
avenue for the summer.
Capt. Daniel c. Nickels left Tuesday for
New York to superintend the discharging of
the ship Aryan. The vessel has been charter
ed to carry coal from Philadelphia to San
Francisco Capt. A. T. Whittier will visit in
Searsport until the ship is ready for the trip.
Mrs, A. J. Nickerson and daughter, Miss