The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-08-21
SEARoi'ORT

Charles S. Shute has bought the Jonn ouli-
van house on Pike avenue.
Capt James P. Butman has been confined to
his home by illness the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sargent of Worcester,
Mass, were at the "Brookside" last wees.
Prof. John E Clark of Boston University
was in town last week visiting Mr.. J. A Colson.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Minton of Brooklyn.
N. Y, are spending few days in town with
relatives and friends.
Henry B. Black of Everett, Mass, was In
town last week the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Black on Main street.
Mrs. C E. Whtcomb went last week to Ded-
ham. Mass where she will be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Deitze.
MIR, and Mrs. W. B. Palmer of Manchester.
CT, arrived last week and are guests OF Miss
g. L. Ford, Bay View Place.
Miss Eva Havener at home from Ban
gor last week to attend the funeral of her
father, Mr.. Charles F. Havsner.
MIR. and Mrs R. W. Johnston, who had spent
week to their home in Manchester, Conn.
Capt j. NJ. Lane, commander of the Dtexe
steam yacht of Philadelphia was IN town last
week with his family at the ''Brooksde.'
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Nichols who have been
guests of Capt and Mrs. V. Nichols. left
Tuesday for their home in Milwaukee, WIS.
Steamer George Hawley Capt. johnson, ar
rived Tuesday from Newport News with 1887
tons of coal for the Penobscot Coal Company.
Mrs. Mary McMahon, who has been summer
ing at the Brookside on Steamboat avenue, re-
turned to her home in Orange, N. j., last week.
L. e. Havener of Worcester. Mass, arrived
Saturday for a two weeks vacation with his
family. who are spending the summer in town.
Mrs. J. K Richardson of Denver, COL,
arrived last Saturday to visit her son, Prof.
bertram c. Richardson on West Main street.
Steamer Penc5scot, Capt. Nickerson, arrived
Saturday from Newport News with 8, $50 tons
of coal to the Penobscot Coal Co. at Mack S
Point.
Capt Albert N. Blanchard stevedore of the
American Hawaiian S. S. Co., at New York,
arrived Saturday for two weeks vacation
with his family.
A steel ceiling has been put in the store, OF
Arthur E. Colson on Main street, recently
damaged by fire; also two large plate glass
windows in the front.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Duncan left last
Yarmouth and Halifax, N. S.. and other
places in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
Capt Joseph D. Sweetser of the steamship
Dakotan of the American Hawaiian line ar
riveJ last week and is spending few days at
nome while his steamer is loading in New York
Mr.. H. A. George of Boston was in town
last week on business connected with the A.
A. c. Co. While here Mr.. George was the
guest of Capt. and Mrs. H. G. Curtis, Water
street.
There will be meeting of Mariners Lodge
on Tuesday evening, Aug. 26th for work in
the Nj. M. degree, followed by banquet.
Members of other Masonic Lodges are cordially
invited
Monday was the hottest day of the season,
the thermometer registering 80 for two
hours during the afternoon, gradually grow
ing cooler until O'Clock IN the evening, when
it registered 68.
Miss Florence NJ. Marshall of New York
manager of the Alfred Lake Camp of Girls in
South Hope, and two of her assistants, with q
lie bar -,
day night Aug 18th. in the Carver field near
the residence of George P. Carter and left
Thursday morning for Bucksport.
Mr. Frederick S. Minton and wife formerly
Miss Lily Ford) of Brooklyn N. Y, were In
town few days last week visiting relatives
A clam bake was given in their honor on Mos
man shore August 18th 1t happened TIC be the
Gath anniversary OF their marriage. An in
formal reception was held in the evening at the
cottage of Mrs Mary f. Sargent, Norris street
Misses Emily and Lucy Ross. Misses Sally
and Kate Dow. Miss Annie Gikey, Miss Mabe
Mckinney and Miss Lillias Nichols OF North
ampton, Mass, Miss Lois Carver, of Brookline
Mass, Mis- Dorothy McGown and Miss Eliza
beth Havener of Worcester, Mass, and M iss
Margaret Miller of Brooklyn, N Y. are spend
ing the week at Mrs J. {. Nickles' cottage a,
Swan Lake.
Norman Nickerson was quite severely
burned about the hands and face last Sunday
afternoon on his gasolene launch near the
steamboat wharf The gasolene tank Leaked
and when the boat was bailed out the gasolene
ioated the water and after cigar had
been lighted the match was accdently thrown
into the water, when there was something
doing very quickly the match ignited the
gasolene. The boat was saved by scuttlinf
her.
Charles F. Havener, one of the best know
citizens of the town, died Aug. 14th at his
home on Mount Ephraim road after a long Ill
ness He was the son of the late Isaac W
and Mary A. (Young) Havener and was the
last of the family. He was horn and had al
ways lived in Searsport. He is survived b
his widow, by one son. Charles C. Havener
bookkeeper for the Penobscot Coal Co., ans
one daughter, Miss Eva Havener of Bangor
Funeral services were held at his late hom,
Saturday afternoon, Rev. c. H. Mckinney o
the First Cong'l church officiating Intermen
was in the family lot in the village cemetery