The Republican journal., 1914-05-07
SEARSPORT.

Mrs Edward L. Savory ie visiting in New
York.
uo,.. n.inters are now getting their sprin
work.
c+-ovba,r,es are in the market at 25 cents
per box.
Mrs. C, M. Nichols was in Bangor SATURDAY
on business
Frank Hight and children of Bangor were IN
town Sunday.
Mrs. C. E. Adams returned from Boston
Saturday.
M..1R Parse returned last week from
visit in Boston.
Charles S. shute made business TRIP u
Bangor last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wllband and son re
turned last week from trip to boston,
William West returned Monday from d Lew
d.vs, visit with friends in Bangor
SIDNEY M. Weber attended the Progressive
.o,,n+v convention in Belfast Saturday
Mrs. F. A. Curtis, who spent the winter IN
Dorchester, Mass, returned home last "eeA'
Miss Emma NJ. Hichborn has entered the
.,rn,ov of C. O. Sawyer & Co. as bookkeeper
"A Clement and wife arrived last week
from, Davtona. Fla. where they spent the
winter.
ceorpe A. Mitchell of Togus was IN town
Tuesday visiting his mother, Mrs. mary E
Mitchell.
E.br;doe Ward arrived Tuesday from Low
ell. Mass, with fine string of horses for his
sale stables.
Mrs. Emma Mason is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Albert I. Stevens, nee Ida E. Mason, IT
Jersey City.
Quite a number Of our local fishermen are
having good success with the trout and salmon
at Swan Lake
Bark Mabel /. Meyers, Capt. C. N. Meyers.
arrived at Buenos Ayres. March 31st after
passage of Is days.
Capt. and Mrs A. N. Blanchard arrived Sat
urday from New York to attend the funeral OF
Richard P. Smith.
Capt. Rufus E. Sargent returned Friday
from Troy, where he has been on BUSINESS
having sold his farm there.
Miss Halle Roulstone had charge of the
store of Mrs. G. E. Adams last week during
the latter's absence in Boston.
Sch. Northland. Capt. Saunders. arrived May
9Th from Newport News with $500 tons of
coal for the PenobscoJ Coal Co.
Miss Georgia L. Ford, who spent the winter
in Daytona, Fla, is visiting her brother, Capt.
James Ford, in Collingswood j.
Steamer Penobscot. Capt. Harding, finished
discharging April Both at the Penobscot coal
dock and sailed for Newport News.
Friday morning, May Ist. ice made to a
thickness of one-half inch and the creeks on
Opeechee stream were frozen over.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sullivan arrived Wednes-
day from Dorchester. Mass, and are at the
Richardson cottage for the summer.
The coopers who went from Searsport to
Houlton to work at their trade reported cold
weather and good sleighing last week.
William Mason who has been at work at
House Island, Portland harbor, arrived home
Saturday and is nursing an injured hand.
Mahlon Havener, who was in town to ate nd
the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. A. F. Math ews,
returned to Worcester, Mass, last week.
Capt W. R. Gilkey was in Bangor Thursday
and bought new Overland touring car, to be
used in connection with his livery business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Treat Of Winterpor
were in town Friday and Saturday, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. O. C, Atwood on Steamboat
avenue.
Rev. O. c. Barnard returned last week from
the NJ E. Conference in Pressure Isle and as
sumed his second years work at the M. E.
church Sunday.
Friday, May 1st, opened with heavy sno W
squalls in the morning and every night during
the week was cold with raw winds until Sum-
day, when the thermometer got to 70 above at
noon.
Mrs. ], P. Erskine and daughter. Miss Har-
riet, who spent the winter in Brockton,
guests of DR.. James P. Erskine, the former
son, arrived home May 1st and will spend the
summer at their home on Main street.