The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-05-21
sEARsPORT.

, Frank l. Gross Of Bangor was in town mon
day on business.
Joseph P. Curtis of Everett, Mass. arrived
sunday for q short stay.
Miss L. w. Edwards went to Boston Tuesday
on ten days business trip.
Mrs. F. A. Nye and daughter, Miss Lena
Nye, we're in Bangor Monday.
DR.. A.. A. jackson Of Everett. Mass. arrived
Monday on a short business trip.
Comics of The Journal may be had eacf
week at the M. A. Cook store.
George Roberts and family have moved into
tho Mosman house on Mount Ephraim road
Eurene P. Carver, Esq, Of Boston spen'
Sunday at Park with Capt. Sewall Lancaster.
Miss Margaret Pendleton is the guest Of
Maude l. Smith in Charleston for a few days.
Miss Rilla A. Carton, who spent the winter
in Woods Hole, Mass. returned home last
week.
A. C. Hopkins, manager of the Penobsco'
Raw Electric Co., was in town Friday on pusl-
ness.
Frank E. Whitcomb bought an Overland
Touring car Saturday of the Gilkey agency
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene 7. Savage OF Bangor
we're at their cottage on the western shore
Sunday.
Merritt J. Dickey and family and Fred j.
Heating have moved into the Mosman house on
Goodell stree.
Mrs. Arthur Hopkins, who has been WISHING
h.. mother Mrs. J, A. Clement. returned 10
Brewer Friday.
Miss Esther M, Beach, who underwent al
oneration at hospital in Boston. FRIDAY 10
getting along nicely.
L.W. Stockbridge has three acres OF peas u
the Admiral Dewey variety soweo on MS o"''''
street market garden.
Andrew McGown and Joseph McGown OF
worcester Mass. spent Sunday in town. re-
turning home Monday.
Children are requested to bring: wreatns
.nd flowers for Memorial Day and leave
them at Memorial Hall.
Sch. Donna T. Briggs finished dischareine
Friday at the Searsport Coal 20. pian' ano 40
in port awaiting charter.
Joseph Kalloch and Renfrew Wilson returned
last week from Houlton, where they mao peen
at work in q cooperage plant.
Steamer Kanawha, Capt. Parmenter finish
ed discharging May 14th at the Penobscot coal
dock and sailed for Newport News.
Parker W. Fennley, will read at the Cong |
church Friday evening. May END. under 'ne
auspices of the Searsport schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Mitchell OF Iogus' VINO
have been visiting Mrs. Mary E. Mitchell 10!
several days, returned home Saturday
Earl Verrill is driving the order team for
John Murphy, the Norris street grocer, while
Ernest Murphy is in Portland for week.
The many friends in Searsport of Ralph
Dukemap we're panied to hear of his death,
Rockland and Rockport Lime Co. barge No.
5, arrived May 18th from Carteret with l,60O
tons fertilizer to the A. A. C. Co. at Mack's
Point.
Sch. Lizzie Lane, Capt. A. G. Closson, is load
ing ice at East Boothbay for Newport R. l.
The Lizzie Lane passed her 40th birthday re-
Gently.
A distinct shock of earthquake was felt at
9.25 Sunday morning. Dishes ratified IN sew
raj houses, the disturbance lasting about two
seconds
Fire in the Capt. Isasc Wallace pasture and
wood lot Sunday did considerable damage to
fences and burned several piles of wood cut
during the past winter.
The farm buildings of Walter Moody, about
four miles north of Searsport village, were
totally destroyed by fire about $50 Saturday
afternoon. No insurance.
Miss Ethelnd Havener arrived Saturday
from Moncton, N. B., where she has acted as
assistant the past year to Rev. T. A. Lawson,
pastor of the first Baptist church of that city.
Miss Georgia L. Ford, who spent the winter
in Daytona, Fla, arrived Saturday from Col
lingswood, N j., where she had been visiting
her brother. Capt. James Ford, for several
weeks.
The members of the Bowditch Cemetery AS
sociation are requested to meet Saturday, May
23d, at D. M, at the Park schoolhouse for the
transaction of business connected with the as
sociation.
Ernest Murphy, Edison Fletcher and Harry
Gregory left Monday for Portland to attend
the Uniform Rank K. of P Field Day as dele
gates from the Uniform Rank of Penobscot
Lodge, No. 1876.
Lille v, wife of W. N. Reed, died very sud-
denly Monday. May 18th, after short illness
with pneumonia. Her age was Sc years and 8
months She is survived by her husband. Bur-
ial at Stockton Tuesday.
Capt. Sidney J. Treat, q former Searsport
boy, now of the Boston Pilots Association,
piloted the Cunard liner Carmania, Capt. ]. C..
Barr, the largest steamer to enter Boston har-
Dor. into port recently.
Capt and Mrs. J. D. Sweetser arrived home
Saturday from New York. Capt. Sweetser
has been in command of steamers of the Amer
lean Hawaiian line for the past fifteen years,
and will remain on shore for time.
Mrs. Mary E. Mitchell, who sold her home
stead on the Mount Ephralm road recently to
Allen D. Colcord of Monroe, left Saturday for
Togus, where she will reside in the future
with her SON Cant George A. Mitchell