The Republican journal., 1913-09-25
SEAkSPORT.

4 VI.
returned to Dexter Saturday.
Ralph Meyers went to Portland Sept 18th
to join the bark Mabel l. Meyers.
Knowles Bangs of Freedom is in town visit
ing his son, Harry E. Bangs, Esq
j. L. Hamilton has begun on the cellar fol
his new house on Jackson avenue.
Mrs C. NJ. Nichols is the guest of Miss
Mary c. Plummer in North Searsport.
F. n Allen, NJ. D., homeopathic, was in
town last week looking for office to locate
here.
Ednun Emo will keep the "Brooksde" cot
tage open for the winter for transient
boarders
Miss Carrie E. Holt has opened dressmaking
apartments at her residence on Pike avenue
and Otis street.
Capt and Mrs w II. Goodell and son Will
ham left Monday on two weeks trip to Bos-
ton and New FORK.
Mrs F. W. Treat went to Searsmont last
week for a two weeks stay with her 81 ster
Mrs Moses Fowler.
Miss Clara Chapman, who spent the summer
at the Mosman cottage, returned Friday to her
home IN Roxbury, Mass
Capt.C. N. Meyers arrived Friday from Port
land, where his bark is discharging cargo of
salt from Turks Island.
Frank E. Morrow of Camden was in town
Monday, called here by the illness of his moth
err Mrs. Ellen Morrow.
Mrs H. a. Weber and son Harry of Bever-
ly, Mass, were guests last week of Mrs. j. W.
Walnut on Union street.
Mrs Lavonia Williams of lslesboro was in
town last week, the guest of MIR and Mrs. Z.
W. Gilkey on Water street.
Mir. and Mrs Ibra Williams and daughter
Edith were recent guests of MIR. and Mrs. E.
". Gilkey on Water street.
Mrs c. B. Ford and daughter, DR.. Amelia
c. Ford, who spent the summer in town. have
returned to Milwaukee, Wis.
Capt and Mrs. F. P. Whittier. who have
been visiting friends in town, have returned
to their home in North Berwick.
Dorchester, Mass and is the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. c. NJ. Nichols, on Water street.
Barge Boylston, Capt. Clark arrived Sept.
18th from Weymouth with 800 tons of fertili
ger to the A. a. c. Co. at Mack's Point.
Charles Averil and Merrill Peasley are
serving as travers jurors and Alfred E. Trundy
as grand juror In the S. J. court at Belfast.
Harry and Arthur Ward, who have been
visiting their uncle, Michael Ward, in Leach
street, returned to Everett, Mass, Saturday.
Rockland & Rockport Barge No arrived
Sept 18th from Cartaret with 1000 tons of
fertilizer to the A. A. C. Co at Macks Point.
Mrs. Clara B. Eyre and children, who spent
the summer at their cottage on Union street,
have returned to their home in Orange, n. ].
Capt Isaac Carver of the U. 5. collier Brutus
was weekend guest of his mother. Mrs. E.
c. Carver, on Navy street, returning to Boston
Monday.
The Auto Rest and Tea Room at Park, W.
A. Griffin, proprietor, will close for the season
on, or about Sept. 30th after a very prosper
Gus summer.
Mrs. j. X, Richardson. who has been visiting
relatives IN town. left Thursday for Dorches-
ter, Mass where she will visit her son. Prof.
Bertraul C, Richardson.
Capt. n F. Gilkey arrived Saturday for a
snort visit with Lis family, returning Monday
To New York where his ship the Timranda is
about ready to SAL f4r Buenos Ayres.
Or. Clarence r Hines of Amesbury, Mass,
accompanied by his father in law. Mr. RuuG-
lette, arrived sunday and will make a fishing
trip among the outer islands down the bay
The remains Of Miss Harriet n Porter, who
died at the home Of her brother, Charles " .
Porter, Il Franklin, Mass, Sept. 18th, arrived
Saturday The irterment was in ne family
lot in tha village cemetery, where prayer was
offered oy Rev. c. H. Mckinney Of the First
Congregational church. She was the daughter
Of the late Hirah and Mary (Mayol Porter
and was born in Saarsport, Dec. {, 1919. where
she made her hog7 with the exception of
few years. She VAS a member of the First
Cong church of Searsport She was a woman
Of fine character a1d amiahle disposition and
had many friends n her native town. About
Two years ago she sold her home or Steamboat
aver le To Capt. James B. Parse, and since
then rad lived VITA her brother, Charles ".
Porter, IN Franklin, Mass, who accompanied
the remains here Saturday, and who survives
her, with other brother, Henry N Porter
OF Seattle, Wash
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. Sunday
September 2lst, notice was given at the Con-
gregational Church of an offering next week
for the Ministerial Relief Fund of this demon.
nation. This fund is used to give help to the
retired ministers in our own State and to aid
the orphans and widows of ministers Last
year seventeen ministers, some of whom had
served the church over thirty years, were
aided, each receiving less than SIPS The ap-
portionment of this church is s25 More
should be given. The sermon. delivered by
the pastor Rev. c. H. Mckinney, was plea
for deeper spirituality and greater desire
for the achievement Ct that which is perman-
ent by the people of America. The Scripture
read was from the nineteenth chapter of Luke.
because thou knewest not the time of thy
visitation. and the last clause of the 44th
verse of this chapter the text The story