The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-04-09
SEARSPORT.

Antonio Croce of the Searsport Fruit 20.
vent to Boston Monday on business.
FA. Cole of Boston, agent of the Searepore
Water Co., was in town last week on business
Mrs. T. Shute and son Austin. who spent
the winter in Boston. arrived home last week.
Mrs. George Ausplund and children OF ROCK
land are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Auspion'
Miss Jessie C. Nickerson. who spent the
v;nter in Tampa, Fla, returned home Sa'u1-
day.
Mrs. Louise Bailey Of Lewiston ives IN town
FRIDAY to attend the funeral OF Mrs. FREQ w.
Field
E-.rk Overlook has moved from Swan Lake
.venne to Lonely Vale cottage on the BLACK
road.
Mra Mary Sargent of Alton is visiting her
niece. Miss Lucy A. Sargent, on STEAMBOAT
avenue.
Shin Timranda, Capt Nathan F. Gilkey, ar
rived at Vineyard Haven Saturday from oaroa'
does, for orders.
Miss Julia Carr of Frankfort was In town
asst week visiting Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Ricnaros
nm Nichols street.
Frank French having thoroughly overhauied
and renovated the Searsport House opened "
Monday to the public.
DIR. and Mrs. J. B. Darling and child OF Bel.
f.st were in town last week, guests OF Mr.. anu
Mrs. W. S. Downes.
-Nvron F. Parker returned Saturday from
Monroe. where he was called by Inc seiiou'
illness of his mother.
Steamer Penobscot, Capt. Harding. hnlsneu
discbareing at the Penobscot coal COCK APP"
End and sailed for Norfolk.
ROYAL Monroe, who underwent an operation
for appendicitis in the Waldo Co. hospital DEL
fast last week. is doing finely.
Mrs Fred W, Deitze and sen Of Dedham,
Mass. arrived Saturday aid are guests u
Mrs. C. E. Whitcomb on Main street.
Barge Sovereign arrived April End from
Baltimore with 1000 tons OF fertilizer " 'ne
Hubbard Fertilizer Co. at Mack's foin''
Miss Rebecca M. Ross, who spent the winter
in Tampa, Fla, with her parents capt. ai'
Mrs A. M. Ross, returned home Saturday.
Archer Gilkey, who has been spending TWO
weeks vacation with his mother, MRS. NJ E
Cilkev. returned to Colby college Thursday.
Miss Mabel l. Nichols. who is teaching
school at Milo Junction, spent her Vacation
with her friend Miss Julia Guptill in Goulos-
boro.
Cant A. G. Closson went to Boston Monday
tn take command of his schooner, the Lizzie
lane which has been hauled up there for the
winter.
1on;s P. Closson lost valuable COW last
week. His many friends contributed 1unos
,,d bo bouobt another COW of w. H. Arnold OF
Belfast.
Miss L. W, Edwards, who was confined to
her home on Water street several days last
week with severe cold, is able to be at her
store again.
Andrew Wilband and family, who have been
living in the N. c. Shute house on Water
stre.t have moved into the Jeremiah Sweetser
house on Nam street.
Miss Annie G. Gilkey. who is teaching in the
Pearl street kindergarten school IN Bangor
spent Sunday with her parents, Capt and MIS-
W. B. Gilkey, on Steamboat avenue.
Walker Bros. with their gasolene saving
machine are saving 125 cords of wood for
Capt. Charles Closson on Prospect street for
his local wood trade the coming summer.
Miss Maud |. Smith, who has been spending
her vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred B. Smith, on Church street, returned last
Saturday to Charleston, where she is teacher
in the Higgins Classical Institute.
Thomas R. Howe while saving wood Satur-
day for the Walker Bros with their machine
had the misfortune to lose the index fl ger of
his right hand and mangled the middle finger
quite badly. He was taken to Waldo County
Hos ital in Belfast for treatment.
The many friends of Amos D. Carver of
Brooklyn, N. Y, are pleased to learn that he
is recovering rapidly after the operation
which he underwent for appendicitis. Mrs.
Car yer and son Clifford N. Carver arrived at
their home in Brooklyn, N, Y, Thursday from
London, Eng.
Thursday, April End, came in with buster
ing snow store which lasted until noon. On
April 2. 1887, one Of the worst snow storms OF
the winter was experienced. The snow drifts
in some places were from to IL feet deep and
it cost the town of Searsport $500 to break out
the roads.
Rachel, wife of Fred W. Field. died at her
home on Norris street, March 3lst. She had
been a sufferer for many years with heart
trouble. The funeral services were held at
her late home Friday afternoon, Rev. c. H. Nc
Eihiney of the First Congl. church officiating.
Interment was in the family lot in the village
cemetery.
Easter Sunday will be observed at the Meth
dist Episcopal church according to the follow
ing order of service. Morning service:
Voluntary, Eft Resurrexit,
From Mozarts LIST Mass
Children's Professional, Marching On. Gabriel
Anthem, The Birds in Chorus Singing.
E. S. Lorenz
Hymn
Prayer
Anthem, The Lord is Risen Again. Adams
Responsive Reading
An Easter Halleujah (Response) Lorenz
Scripture
Offertory, Organ and Violin. (Selected)
Easter Sermon
Male Quartet Jesus Lives. Lorenz !
Benediction
Recessional, Children