The Republican journal., 1913-03-20
SEARSPORT.

DOSlOH LOT spTluS StyitS III mtllHSEy.
Mrs Lincoln A. Colcord and daughter, Miss
Joanna C. Colcord, arrived Saturday from New
York.
Henry w Davis and family of Prospect have
moved into one of E. A. Buker's tenements on
Elm street.
The rain and foggy weather for the past
week has ruined the shedding and the snow is
nearly all gone.
Mr. and Mrs Percy M. Dodge are receiving
congratulations on the birth of daughter,
born March 18th.
Mrs. F. A. Nye is closing out her millinery
business in the Leach block on Main street on
account of i'll health.
Clifford N Staples, the Stockton meat man,
is on the route again with full supply of
fresh meats of all kinds.
Michael Ward, who has been confined to the
house the past eleven weeks with rheumatism,
is improving very slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Porter returned last
week from Worcester Mass, where they had
been spending the winter.
Eugene N. Shute who is employed in the
store of Cobb, Bates 1erxa, IN Boston, is
spending few days at home.
Mrs Lillian Burch of Biddeford Pool arrived
Saturday and is the guest of her son, Prof,
Joseph f. Burch, on Water street.
Miss Lucy A. Sargent is closing out her
stock of fancy goods in the Leach store on
Main street. and will retire from business.
Mrs Fl. Nj Bailey, who has been confined to
the house for several weeks with the grip is
improving and is able to be about the house.
Five wood saving machines are in operation
in the village at the present time. The price
this is 81 cents cord three
Dr. A. A. jackson of Everett Mass, arrived
Saturday on business connected with the build
ing of his cottage at Pleasant Point the coming
spring.
Edmun Emo has German trout in his aqua
rum in the window at his cafe, "Shore Acres
on Main street, which is great attraction for
the youngsters.
Capt Henry G. Curtis, Superintendent of
the A. A. c. plant at Mack's Point, was con-
fined to his kome several days last week with
an attack of grip.
Stephen Gard has been confined to his home
for several weeks by illness, and several mem
bers of the family have also been afflicted by
the prevailing colds.
W ]. Walsh of Newark, N j., traffic mana
ger of the A. A. C. Co, was in town Thursday
on business and while here was the guest of
Supt. and Mrs. H. g. Curtis.
Mrs. H. W. kneeland and daughter Phyllis,
who have been the guests of Mrs. F. A. Curtis
on Park street, returned to their home in
Dorchester, Mass, Thursday.
j. L. Hamilton and family have moved into
the Lawrence Hamilton house. the latter hav-
ing moved TO Boston, where he has secured
steady employment as a house carpenter.
M. a. Cook has received very advanta-
geous offer to locate in larger town and will
dispose of his large stock OF goods here at low
prices and move from here early in the spring.
A. E 1rundy & Son have large amount of
logs at their mill OF Opeechee stream and with
crew of five men are manufacturing them
into lumber of all sizes for their customers
ard on their own account for their lumber
yard.
The fire alarm Tuesday at ITO m. was
caused by slight blaze at the residence of
Mrs. Wilson c. Nichols OF Main street. A
mattress in an unoccupied room caught fire
from some cause unknown. Only the mattress
was damaged
Capt H. G. Curtis, superintendent of the A.
A {. Co. at Mack's Poi,tt shipped Monday,
over tue B. & A. railroad, 3. AS barrels of fer
tihzer to points in northern Maine. Capt.
Curtis now has 100 men IN his employ and bust
ness Is very brisk.
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