The Republican journal., 1913-06-26
SEARSPORT.


Tuesday.
Seth Moore of Allston Mass. was in town
Monday.
W. B. Twombly of Monroe was in town Sat-
urday on business.
Mrs. NJ S. Dodge arrived Tuesday from
Springfield, Mass.
on friends in town Monday.
Miss Lillian NJ Smith left Tuesday to visit
friends in Brewer and Charleston.
MIR. and Mrs C. H. Lindsey returned last
week from bushes trip to Boston.
Ralph S. Meyers went to Lewiston Saturday
to visit his brother, Marshall D. Meyers.
MIR and Mrs. John B, Black celebrated the
6Oth anniversary of their marriage June 18TH
Antonio Croce and family. who have been IN
New York the past week, arrived home Tues
day.
Miss Pronell Gikey, who has been teaching
school in Millinocket, is at home for the sum-
met.
Capt and Mrs w. H. Goodell and son VIII
liam returned Friday from weeks stay in
Boston
Miss Gertrude |. Bowen, who has been teach
ing school in New Haven, Ct, arrived home
Tuesday.
Searsport readers will be interested in the
report of a wedding reception in Winchester,
Mass, on the 7th page.
Miss Marian Walker who has been attend
her home in Swanville.
Prof ]. F. Burch of the Searsport High
school, and family, left Saturday morning for
Brewer for the summer.
Providence R. l., and has opened her house on
Park street for the summer.
Don't forget the food sale and entertain
ment in the Congregational vestry this. Thurs
day. evening. at o'clock.
Steamer Seaconnet Capt. Smith, arrived
Tuesday from Newport News with $500 tons
OF coal to the Penobscot Coal Co.
Penobscot Park was opened to the public
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same management as last summer.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. George
W. Hichborn, Prospect street. this, Thursday,
afternoon. If stormy, will meet Friday.
Clifford N. Carver. of Brooklyn. N. Y. ar
rived Tuesday and is the guest of his grand
mother Mrs. J. C. Nickels, on Main street.
Nj and Mrs. Eugene 7. Savage, children
and maids, of Bangor. arrived Saturday and
have opened their new cottage for the sum-
mer.
Miss Bertha Rendell of Dorchester, Mass.
who has been spending few weeks with Mrs
Lizzie Allen on Main street, returned home
asst week.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert A. Kneeand and
daughter of Dorchester, Mass, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. kneeland on Mount Ephra-
i'm avenue.
Mrs Cora E. Dow and daughter Kate arriv-
ed Friday from Pittsfield, where Miss Dow has
been attending the Maine Central Institute for
the past year.
Mr. and Mrs George A. Mitchell of Togus
were in town Saturday. guests of Mr.. Mitch
ellis mother, Mrs Mary A. Mitchell, Mount
Ephraim avenue.
Ansel Stevens and crew of Belfast have
moved the Eirah Porter house to the site on
Norris street and placed it cement abut-
ments for Ca d. James B. Parse.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hight, children and
maid OF Bangor, have rented the George :.
Sargent house, Mount Ephraim avenue. for
the summer ami arrived Saturday.
Miss Henrietta c. Gllhey, who has been
sistant teache- in the High school al Frank
for, is spending her vacation with her mother,
Mis-. N. + Gllkey, on Main street
Mrs j. &. \ ckels, who attended the gradu-
ating exercises of her grandson, Clifford
h!ckels Carver, st Princeton University,
Princeton, N j. returned home last week.
Miss kathe- inc Nj. kneeand, who has been
teaching in the public schools at Chelsea,
Mass arrived home Sunday and is the guest
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs J. H. kneeland on
Mount Ephraim avenue.
The primary election to choose candidates
for representative to congress IRON the ID
congressional district, made vacant by the
deatA ot Hon. Forrest Goodwin OF Skowhegan,
will be neld July 2Stn.
The Searsport House, Frank French, pro-
prietor, is having a tlne run of business with
numerous au:o parties at suppers, and the
number of commercial travellers who stop at
the hotel is on the increase.
The following members of the Sealsport
bano are enjoying a weeks outing at Swan
Lake: Rev. c. H. Mckinney. Harry Buck.
Fred Swift, Nelson Swift, Raymond Lord
Archer Gllkey. Frank Hall, Sumner Small, b
F. Young Stanley Kalioch, Leon Merrithew.
Earl Smith, James Eyre, Harry McCaslin,
Arthur Young, Carl Carlson, Harry Carlson
and Kenneth Holmes They will wind up
with concert and ball at Comet Grange hall.
DoDGE's CORNER Charlie Gray of Prospect
is building tage the Matthews shore at
the lake,. H. teabody Fanrham and friend,
John E. Hartnett motored from Salem in Mr..
F.'s powerful Amplex Car last Friday and spent
the weekend at "1he Chapins" returning on
Monday Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nickerson and
children of Portland arrived Saturday night
Mrs, N and children will remain with her par
ents. MI. and Mrs W. :. M tthews several weeks.
Mr. NJ returned on Tuesday.