The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-05-26
SEARSPORT.


week on business.
Hon. "A. E. Nickerson of Swanville was in
town Monday on business.
Marley Foote visited relatives in Cape Jelli-
son Saturday and Sunday.
Edward Blake has closed his laundry, corner
of Pike avenue and Otis street
Nehemiah Roulstone resumed his duties on
the steamer Camden Saturday.
Frank Gross, salesman for R. B. Dunning of
Bangor, was in town last week on business.
Wilson A. Colson, census enumerator, fin
shed taking the census of Searsport May 10th.
Mrs. Hannah 7. Pendleton who spent the
winter in Redlands, Calif returned home Sat
urday.
Mrs. Emily Hodson, who has been in Bangor
for medical treatment, returned home last
week.
Mrs. C. E. Whitcomb left Saturday for Ded-
ham. Mass, for few weeks visit with her
daughter.
Mrs James B. Parse is building bungalow
or the western side of Opeechee stream on the
shore front.
Pike Bros. have shut down their barrel
factory for a months vacation for their crew
of workmen.
DR.. F. K Sawyer left Monday to attend the
annual convention of the Order of the Eastern
Star in Portland.
Harry Gross of Boston arrived last week
and is with his family on Mt. Ephraim street
for a short stay.
The A. A. c. Co.'s boarding house at Mack's
Point is closed until business at that plant
opens up again.
Mrs. W. NJ. Parse went to Portland Monday
as delegate to the annual convention of the
order of Eastern Star.
County Attorney H. c. Buzzell and family
spent Sunday in Monroe, with Mr.. BuzzelPs
mother, Mrs. C. H. Buzzell.
Mrs. Clara E. Blanchard, who spent the
winter in New York with her son, Capt A. N.
Blanchard, arrived home Friday.
The A. A. C. Co. at Mack's Point have COM
pleted shipping fertilizer and large part of
the crew finished work Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Montgomery, who have
been visiting Judge J. W. Black on Main street,
returned to Bucksport last Thursday.
Pike Bros boarding house, the Rathskeller
on Merrithew lane, has been closed for
month to give the help much needed rest.
Sch. Samuel ]. Goucher. Capt: Hart, finished
discharging last Thursday at the Penobscot
Coal dock and sailed Friday for Newport News.
The Village cemetery is being put in fine
shape. The avenues and lots have all been
moved and will be in frst-class order for Me-
mortal day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis P. Weber, who have
been visiting Mrs. Kate Walnut Union
street. returned to their home in Beverly,
Mass, last Saturday.
Fred c. Kane and Edward E. Bond, photo
graphic artist of the Boston Globe, went to
Swan Lake Friday and are occupying their cot
tage there for week.
Miss Laura Trundy is substituting in the
telephone office during the ten days vacation
of the chief operator, Miss Florence Colcord,
in Islesboro and Portland.
The Searsport Band has been engaged by the
G. A. R. of Winterport for Memorial day The
services Will be held in Searsport on Sunday
the 18th, instead of the Both
Mrs. Christie Whitcomb left Saturday after
noon by boat for Dedham, Mass, where she is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Detz, the lat
ter Mrs. Whtcombs daughter.
Frank l. Mortiand and James P. Nichols
went to Rockland Monday in the interest of
the town in the case of Percy Brock, who was
in distress in the above named city.
Mrs. Pyam Gilkey, who was recently operat-
ed on in the Waldo County Hospital, is doing
nicely and has been able to see her Searsport
friends who have called on her there.
H. c. Buzzell, Guy Leighton, Ebert Monroe
and Sidney NJ. Weber went to Bangor las t
week in W. R. Gilkey & Sons touring car to
attend the Knight ofPythas convention.
Amos D. Carver, who was in town on BUSH
ness, returned May 18TH to New York and
sailed from there last Saturday. accompanied
by Mrs. Carver, on business trip to Europe.
Miss Mabel Griffin, who has been visiting
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ton, Mass, returned home Saturday and has
opened her house on Main street for the
summer.
Sch. Elizabeth Palmer, Capt. Wade, arrived /
Monday from Newport News with 4,e9s tons
of coal to the Penobscot Coal Co at Mack's
Point and was placed under the stages
Wednesday for discharging
George H. Jones of Monroe has bought the
Searsport House and stables of Williston Grin
nell of Camden and will take charge of the
hotel June l, 1910. Mr.. Jones was formerly in
the hotel business in Monroe
Amos D. Carver and Leroy D. Littlefeld
have rs acres of potatoes planted on Moose
Point farm on the Belfast road Mr.. Little
held also has Is acres planted on the Morrow
farm on the back road to Belfast.
Midshipman Wilbur j. Carver of the battle :
ship North Dakota spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Clara Carver, on Main street, re :
turning Monday to the Charlestown Navy
Yard, where the ship is stationed.
special meeting of Anchor chapter will be
held next Monday night to hear the report of |
Mrs. Adelaide Parse, the delegate to the ses-
sion of the Grand Chapter which is now in
ratD H.