The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-06-19
SEARSPORT.

Sveetse Bros are painting Union hall ight
stone color, with bronze trimmings.
Barge Boylston finished discharging Tues
day and sailed for Weymouth, Mass.
Mrs Mary Mcmahon of New York city is
spending the summer at Brookside.
Archie Gilkey, who has been attending He
bron Academy. has arrived home.
Samuel n. Rackliff of Belfast, paid his snnu-
al visit to his old home last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Weymouth we're in Mon
roe Thursday to attend the ". c. 7. Z. conven-
ton
Capt. and Mrs. ". H. Goodell and son Viii j.,
liam left Monday on short business trip to
Boston.
J.H. Montgomery OF Bucksport was in town
Friday, the guest of MIR. and Mrs. j. ". Black,
Main street
The fire at Castne during the thunder storm
Monday evening illuminated Penooscot bay
in great shape.
George E. Carr, Waterman at the a. A T.
co. al Macks Point, went to Rockland Mon
day to visit MS family.
Arthur B. Smith OF Brewer has been in town
for lew days putting in the crops on his
farm in North Seafsport.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene I. Savage OF Bangor
are in town preparing their new cottage ior
occupancy for the summer.
Miss Iona NJ Nichols arrived Monday from
Milo, where she has been teaching IN the pub
lie schools for several years.
Capt. and Mrs. H. G. Curtis left Friday for
Boston, where they viii visit relatives and
friends for week or ten days
Mrs. Clara &. Eyre ard family Of Orange,
N j., arrived THURSDAY and has opened her
cottage on Union street for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs George D. Pettee and daugh-
ter arrived Tuesday from Great Darlington,
Mass, and are at their cottage on the Belfast
road.
The graduating exercises of the Searsport
High school will take place today, June 18th.
All the schools in town will close Friday, June
Goth.
DR.. E. S. Calderwood, who has been the
VA A'A~'-~
returned to his home in Roxbury, Mass, last
week.
Ansel C. Stevens and crew of Belfast are
moving the Hiram Porter house on steamboat
avenue to Norris street for Capt James B.
Parse.
steamer Seaconnet, Capt. Smith, arrived
Monday from Newport News with 3,760 tons
of goal to the Penobscot Coal Co. at Mack's
Point.
Dr. A. A jackson and son Arthur of Everett,
Mass, were in town last week Oh business
connected with the doctors new bungalow at
Pleasant Cove.
Capt. Frank Dow commander of the steam
er Hawaiian, of the American Hawaiian line,
accompanied by his wife, was in town satur-
day and Sunday visiting relatives
Harold E, Smart, who has been attending a
college at Mlddetown, Conn, arrived home Fri
day and is the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs " D. Smart, Mount Ephraim road.
We have received report Of a wedding re-
ception in Winchester, Mass, which included
former Searsport people among the guests, but
are obliged to defer it to next week, when
ii viii be printed in full.
Among the graduates receiving the degree
of Bachelor of Science" at the Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology. June 10th was Ferdi-
nand H. Pendeton, Jr, of Maiden, Mass,
grandson of Capt. A S. Pendleton of Park
Monday ev sning about $50 heavy cleo
tica stoim passed over the village, lasting
bout hour, accompanied by light rain,
heavy thunder and vivid lightning, No dam
age mas done in this vicinity.
The Auto Rest and Tea Room at Park, W.
A, Griffin, proprietor. was opened to the pub
lie last TUESDAY for its second season. The
tea room has been thoroughly renovated and q
81 acous piazza added, 1t is certainly very
attractive place to meet ones friends for lunch
CT afternoon tsa.
O'NEIL WEBER. DR.. Michael Joseph
O'NeiE and Ha -rette Katherine Weber were
united in marriage at the rectory of the
Church of the Assumption, Porter's avenue,
this afternoon at O'Clock by Rev. John F.
Haney, pastor of the church. The wedding
the intimate friends Of the couple. The bride
was attended by Miss Mary Hinckiey, while
DR.. William H. Magill acted as best man.
After the ceremony the couple left for New
York, Washington and Baltimore and will be
gone week or 10 days. Upon their return
they Will reside on Hanover street No
Carl. -Pcovlceace, R. l Evening Tribune
June 18th
DR.. O'Neil is graduate of the University
of Penn ylvania and also took training in
the Rhode Island Hospital. He has a fine
practice in Providence Miss Weber is the
eldest daughter of Mrs. Charles A. Weber of
Sea-sport graduate of the Searsport High
school and graduate nurse of the Rhode
Island Hospital and one of the most popular
young ladies OF this town. Her many friends
in Searsport wish her many years of happi-
ness and prosperity
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. A union
service was held at the Congregational church.
Sunday, June 10th, the occasion being the
baccalaureate sermon of the class of 1913
Searsport High school The graduates. three
in number, are Carl Carlson. Harry Carlson
and George lines. These young men were
accompanied by Principal Birch and Supt
Woodbury.. The scripture, Proverbs, the 9Th
chapter, was ,e;.d and prayer offered by Mr.
Barnard, pastor If the M. E church. Rev. c.
H. Mckinney, delivered an impressive SER