The Republican journal., 1914-10-08
sEARSPORT.

ness trip to Boston and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Burr left Saturday to
visit friends in Boston and vicinity.
Miss B. Edith Thurston has been Writing
relatives in Bangor and Kenduskeag.
R.vmond Ward has rented the Young cot
taee in Lonely Valley on the Black road
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P. Curtis of Everett,
Mass. arrived Saturday for short stay.
Miss Ethelind b. Havener, who spent the
summer in town, left Friday for Boston.
George E, Marks has gone to Monmouth
vhere he will be employed until December.
Wellinpton Roberts left Monday for Brooks.
vhere he has employment harvesting potatoes
Robert L. Weymouth spent the weekend
with his family, returning to Winthrop Mon
day.
Mrs Horatio H. Mcdonald of Belfast is the
-. 80 Nv and Mrs. C. Fl. Stevens on Main
street.
1ouis Weber of Marblehead. Mass, VINO
has been in town the past ten days, returned
home Monday
Friday. Saturday and Sunday were tne oc-
tober DAYS. The temperature was irol'i - W
50 during the three days
1oremiah Foss. who has been visiting fela-
,ives in town for the past month. retnrheo u
his home in Boston Monday.
Steamer Carolyn, Capt. Calhoun, nnisneo
discbareing Oct I'd at the Penobscot ooai
dock and sailed for Norfolk.
Mrs s w. Hartshorn, who spent the sum-
,,er with her brother, F. A. Wentworth mas
returned to her home in Morrill,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi D. Crook and daugh'er'
Miss Doris Crook. of Brewer, spent the week.
end at their cottage at Pleasant Point.
Dr.S. S, Porter, who has been spending 'he
the summer at his cottage at Navy Cove iei'
Tuesday for his home in Marietta, ONO.
Fred c. Kane, who has been spending two
weeks AZ Swan Lake enjoying the fail flshlng'
-o+,,r,od 70 his home in Boston Thursday.
Nv and Mrs. Ivra Williams and daughter
Edith of Somerville, Mass, were weekend
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Gilkey, water
street.
A section of State road is now being built
from the residence of L. W. wentworth "
Fred M. Perkins residence on Mt. Ephra'm
road.
Nd NJ u.rris and Charles Johonnet who
have been guests at the Lake HOUSE, s"'-'
Lake enjoying the fall fishing returned Ahufs-
day to Boston.
Harry Peavey of Monroe has rented tne
,..n building. conner of Main and Goodell
streets, and will engage in his business aS :"
tonsorial artist.
-ars Beverly Du Bose and son. who spent
he summer at the Pendleton homestead OH
West Main street, left Sept 3Oth for their
home in Marion, S. e.
Mrs 8 Pendleton and daughter, MISS
Marietta Pendleton, who nav peeh S'si'i"s
relatives IN Maiden, Mass, for several WEEKS
returned home Friday.
Mrs. E. r. Kerr of Cleveland, W. ana MIS-
A. f. Henderson of West Palm Beach, fia'
who spent the summer at Wentworth '"ee
have returned to their homes.
s. Bark Mabel |. Meyers. Capt. c. N. Me- ers'
now at Boston, has been chartered lor Dan
Juan, P. R, where she will load caiso VI
roolasses in barrels for Boston.
L. W, Stockbridge has rented the store for-
merlv occupied by L. g. Patterson in the Sta
ples block and is having it renovated and
painted and will occupy it as grocery store.
Mrs. B. F. Pendleton, who spent the sum-
mer at her home in Park, left last week Tor
Milwaukee. Wis, where she will spend the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Stevens.
Mrs. ]. W, Walnut left Monday for Beverly
Mass. where she will reside in the future
with her sister, Mrs. II. A. Weber, having
sold her house on Union street to Capt. A. I.
Whittier.
Gray SQUIRRELS are quite plentiful in the
village. One squirrel in particular makes his
daily rounds at the Searsport Fruit 20. store
where he is given feed of peanuts by the
proprietor.
Steamer Penobscot, Capt. Harding, arrived
Oct. lst from Newport News with $500 tons
of coal to the Penobscot Coal & Wharf Co. at
Mack's Point, finished discharging Monday and
sailed for Norfolk.
Miss Joanna C. Colcord has recently been
appointed superinten dent of district work for
the Charity Organization Society Of New York
citv, and is now located in the United Chari-
ties Building, corner of 4th avenue and East
Sind street.
In note from Rev. r. G. Harbutt of Niles,
Calf, UNDER the date Sept. 81, 1914, he an
nounces that he has accepted call from Ken
wood and Glen Ellen, Sonoma county, Calf,
and that after Oct. 18th his address will be
Kenwood, Calf.
Capt Frank E. Curtis, who for several years
has been in command of steamers of the Amer
ican- Hawaiian Steamship Co., has been ap-
pointed pilot by the United States government
on the Panama Canal. He left Friday for
New York and will sail for Cristobel to begin
his duties.
There will be no preaching services at the
Copgn church for the next two Sundays be-
cause Of the pastor being away on his vaca.
ton, but the "Kally Lay" exercises will be
held at the Sunday school hour as planned at
promptly IL o'clock. 1t is hoped that full
attendance will be had on this occasion. as this
will be the only service for the day on each
Sunday.