The Republican journal., 1914-03-12
SEARSPORT.

short visit with MS sister.
Lismore Kidder left Friday for New York.
where he has employment.
Charles Merithew returned Monday from a
stay of several weeks in Swanville.
Miss Eudavilla Cleaves left Monday for
Boston for the spring styles of millinery.
Mrs. Arthur Nealey of Boston is visiting her
sister, Mrs Ii. G. Curtis. on Water street.
L. M. Sargent. who has been confined to his
home with bad colo, is able to be ont again.
Capt. Joseph n. Putnam, who had an III turn
recently. is now able to sit up and be about the
house.
re will be fish chowder supper in the
Methodist vestry Thursday. March 18th, at .
o'clock.
M and Mrs. Charles Sambrook are receive
<.x congratulations on the birth, March 5th Of
daughter;
Walter StoVeI If Boston was in town last
week visiting his brother. Frank E. Stover' on
Hbssard street.
Miss Henrietta Gerry has returned from
Bangor, where she was the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Rockwell Young.
Mrs. Lester Berry went to the Eastern
Maine General Hospital in Bangor last oa'ur-
dav for medical treatment.
Steamer F. ]. Lsman, Capt. Smith, nnlsheo
discharging Saturday at the Penoosco' coa'
..;,ol for NorfOlk
Tho snow is going fast with the hot sum- ana
wheels were used the past week as the roaos
are getting bare in some places.
ou;te a number of the local fishermen were
.. Sv.n AXE the first of the week for salmon
and trout and report good luck.
Mrs. Fred Waterhouse of Montvliie WIS IN
town last week visiting her daughter MIS- "
W THOMPSON on the Belfast road
Can't. Isaac Carver has been transferred 1lo"
the u. S. Collier Hector to the U. .. Coiiler
Vulcan, now at Portsmouth, N. Il.
Mira George Sweetser and son Merrill OF
Milo were in town last week visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Miles S. Towers on Norris street.
AT. Mathews. one of our Oldest citizens
ohio has heen confined to his house by illness
for several weeks, is still quite feeble.
Raree Greenwood, Capt. Powers. arrived
FRIDAY from Cartaret with 1,6Oo tons Oh 1ert'i-
;zer to the A. A, c. Co. at Macks Point.
James Richards moved his family here from
Morrill, Friday and they are living IN the Vol
cord and SAWYER tenement OIL Leach street.
Miss Henrietta Gilkey, who is teaching IN
deer Idle. is spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. N. F. Gilkey. on Main street.
The officers of Penobscot Lodge, X. OF f.
wore installed Wednesday. March 4th, by ). NJ.
McLarry Of Lewiston. COLLATION. i0iio"eu
Steamer Kanawha, Capt. Parmenter, arrived
March 9th from Newport News with saw
tons OF coal to the Penobscot Coal 20. at
Macks Point.
Frank French of Winterport was In town
last week. He has leased the Searsport House
for the coming season of 1914 and will open 1t
about April LIST.
Miss Maude l. Smith, who is teaching IN the
5;ooins Classical Institute, Charleston, Is
amending her vacation with her parents MT.
and Mrs. F. B. Smith.
Cant. James B. Parse of the steamship
Wash,nptonian of the American hawaiian
line. who has been spending two weeks with
his famiiv. left Tuesday for New York.
Arthur E. Colson, the hustling Main street
orocar WAS married in Stockton March 4th to
Miss Sadie Merithew of Stockton, Rev y. T..
Barnard of the M. E. Church of Searspors,
officiating.
Mrs. A. j. Nckerson has returned from
visits in Portland, Boston and New YORK.
Her daughter, Miss Nickerson, who accom-
named her TO New York, is now IN Tampa
Florida, for few weeks.
lanes H. Carr left Saturday for Portsmouth,
Nh to ioin the U. S. Collier Vulcan as stew
ard. The steamer carries ere" Oh % iiie"
and 10 officers and has been ordered to Mexico
Cant. Carver, who has been visiting his moth-'
.,rnod tn resume the command of his
ship last week.
Mrs. B. F, Cocord entertained the Friday
club March 9th at her home in Bay View Place.
Candy was served and the afternoon oeVo1eo
tn sewing. The members present were MIS-
Henrietta Young. Mrs, Amos Nichols, Mrs. N
r Gilkev. Mrs. John Frame, Mrs. A. +. irun-
DIV Mira w. IA. Goodell. Miss Mary Mcclure
Mrs James P. Butman, Mrs. W. H. Parse, Mrs
W. v. Nichols.
musical will be held in the Conference
room of the Congregational church this, lhurs'
dav. evening 1T o'clock. Refreshments Will
h. served Admission Is cents. Following is
the program:
Selection, Fra Diavolo, nafharo
Orchestra
o,.r.o++a "svlvia.' d. Protheroe
Rar;tone Song. "Chauson D'Amour," HOLMAN
Mr.. Mckinney
Miss Bernice Cunning, violin
Pssd;no Monologue, "a Mothers Day"
Mrs. Herbert e. Holmes
Quartette, The Rosary, Nevia
Piano Solo, Sonata, Opus II, Mozar'
Mrs. Jas. P. Butman
Soprano Solo, Beauty's Eyes. Iost'
Miss Harriet Roulstone
.Sympathy" from the "Firefy" Frieul
The Orchestra
Miss Mildred Shute, accompanlst.
Story Trundy and his bride Of q week. MISS
Olive Ridley), were given surprise utility
shower" Wednesday night, March 4th, at their
new home in Main street. The young people OF
their social set arrived en- masse, and not only
brought dainty refreshments but also guam