The Republican journal., 1913-03-27
SEARSPORT.

The schools in town closed Friday for two
weeks vacation.
Eugene N Shute returned to Boston last
elk after short visit.
Miss Iona NJ Nichols arrived Saturday from
Milo junction for two weeks vacation.
Eugene Porter returned Monday to Worces-
ter, Mass, after short stay with his family.
FL. Mortland has been drawn to serve on
the Federal grand jury in Portland at the
April term of court.
LARGE fiocks of wild geese went over the
village last Monday evening, steering for the
plains of Quebec.
Miss Eva L. Havener spent Sunday with her
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Havener, return
ing to Bangor Monday.
Mrs. N. D. Harris of Belfast was in town
last week, the guest OF Mr. and MRS. r. H.
Cieaves on Park street.
Robins. bluebirds and song sparrows have
arrived and are up bright and early IN the
morning with their songs.
Allen d. Colcord of West Winterport was IN
town last week, lHe SuesA VI N'A' N ' -
S. Carleton on Main street.
Cant A. G. Closson left Monday for Edgar
town, Mass, where his vessel, sch. Lizzie Lane
has been hauled up for the winter.
Mrs. B. F. Pendleton and granddaughter
Miss Winifred Nichols. have returned from
Milwaukee, where they spent the winter.
Misses
Iona NJ. and Lewene A. Nichols, went to Bos-
ion Monday for short visit with relatives
Cant Amos Nichols and Capt. B. F. Cocord
have heen drawn to serve as traverse Jurors at
+b. Anril term of the Supreme Judicial Court
in Belfast.
1obn z Carver of Roslindale Mass, was IN
town Thursday to attend the funeral OF oap''
lincoln A. Colcord, returning to his home the
same day.
The Thomas H Decrow farm at Lchg Love
has been sold by Frank P. Decrow OF Upton
Mass. to George R. Buck of Princeton Me-
who will take charge in April
Mrs. Sara Staples of Philadelphia, Misses
Azubah and Dorothy Decrow ana FRANK pee-
row of Upton, Mass, who were IN town 10 at
tend the funeral of their father, Thomas bec-
row. returned to their homes last week.
North SEARsPoRT School at this place.
+auobt nv Miss Nickerson of Swanville, closed
Friday Many of the parents attehoeo 'ne
closing exercises, when very hne program
was given by the little children, consisting OF
DIALOGUES. recitatons and songs. 1t was eVi-
don't that the teacher had given her pupils
careful training We think this, considering
the ACE of the children. one of the sma1lest
schools in Waldo county. Remarks were maze
bv A Stinson. F. L. Trundy and VIM. j. Mat
tbews. after which candy and peanuts were
passed around
The remains of Capt. Lincoln A. Coicord
who died in Bren,erhaven, Germany, Marcn
5tb If heart trouble arrived here March l9tn,
and funeral services were held at the Sweetser
homestead. occupied by his son, Lincoln K Col
cord Rev. C. H. Mckinney of the FIRST
Conp'l church. assisted by Rev j. A. weed OF
the M E. church, officated lnterment was IN
Fluwood cemetery. The bearers were Sape
D. c. Nichols, Capt. Amos Nichols, capt W.
NJ. Parse. Capt. j. N. Pendleton, Capt. I. T..
Averill and A. Z. Trundy.
News have been received here of the death
March 9th of Everett E. Pendleton of Moneta,
Calf He was standing on the street WaltinS
for a car when he suddenly dropped dead 1t
was great shock to his friends as he was
anparentIy in his usual health. He was the
sen Of Capt Green, Jr. ard Mary (Brooks)
Oct 1S4t he
went with his fathers family to the west In
1859 In 1862 he enlisted in the l2lst Reg t
Ohio Vol Infantry and served until the close
of the war In 1880 he married Laura Hobart
of Alexandria, Ohio. In 1882 son, FRANK "
was born to them, and both wife and son SUI
vive him,
Mrs. William H. Goodel entertained the
Friday Club at her home on MAN street.
March 2lst. Those present were Mrs MAIN
AMI Gikey, MIS-. B. F. Colcord, Mrs Amos
Nichols. Mrs. Henrietta Young, Mrs William
Parse. Mrs. David W. Nichols, Mrs. James I
Butnan. Mrs. John Frame and Mss Mary
Mcclure guessing contest was held IN
which Mrs. Gilxey won the irst prize. hand
made pin book The coiso lation, wooden
whistle. went to MIS-. Frame. Candy, ice
cream and cakes were served by the hostess.
Several piano solos were rendered by Mrs.
Butnan A very enjoyable afternoon was
spent The 1ext meeting will be with MIS-
FCgald Pike, March 26th i'll the evening.
CoNGREGA- 1ONAL CHURCH NOTES. Alter
Gays Of cloud and storm Easter Sunday dawn
ed with symbolic brightness. The morning
service, was made impressive and attractive
with appropriate sermon and song. Very
dainty and suggestive of spring was the dec
grafton of Easter lilies, pine boughs and long,
graceful sprays of "pussy- willows" Follow
ing is the o. der of morning worship:
Voluntary, An Easter Declaration followed by
The \ postles' Creed Tin unison)
Easter Hyran, No. 2l2.
Responsive Reading, Sixtieth Selection.
Faster Anthem. He Is Not Here But Is Risen,
Osgood
Announcements.
Otfertory.
SCRIPTURE LESSON.
Luke 24:1-l2.
Anthem-As it Began TO Dawn, Vincent
PRAYER.
Choir Response-There Stood Three Mares by
tho Tomb Litter