The Republican journal., 1915-05-13
SEARSPORT.

William Young and familyimoved to Rock
land Friday.
Rev. C. H. Mckinney spent Sunday in Bid
deford. Me.
Mrs. E. D. p Nickels arrived last week
from Antrim, N. Il.
E. M. Glidden returned Friday from bust
ness trip to the Pacific coast
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7. Savage of Bangor were
in town Saturday on business.
W. R. Gilkey & Son have sold an Overland
touring car to Capt. A. B. Pendeton.
Raymond Carter and Walter Sargent re-
turned last week from business trip to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs, James H. Duncan left Satur-
day for Haverhill, Mass, to visit relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Mary B. Sargent of Alton is the guest
of her niece, Miss Lucy A. Sargent, on Steam
boat avenue.
william Kerr. tonsorial artist. left Saturday
for Portland. where he will engage in business
Win MS DfOCDef.
Arthur B. Smith of Brewer was in town
Saturday preparing his cottage on Pleasant
Point for the summer season.
Sch. Dorothy Barrett, Capt. Hopkins. finish
ed discharging May 9Th at the P. c. & W.
dock and sailed for a coal port
Barge Boylston arrived last Thursday from
Weymouth, Mass, with 800 tons of fertilizer
to the A. A. C. Co., at Mack's Point.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church will
meet this. Thursday. afternoon with Mrs.
Mabel Lindsay on the Belfast road.
J.P. Walker. Miss Alice Walker. Mrs Frank
Hight, Mrs. Horace Chapman and Mrs. W. F.
Cram of Bangor were in town Friday.
Leonard c. Keene and family moved to Bel
fast last week, where Mr.. Keene has employ
ment in the Leonard & Barrows Shoe factory.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kneeland and daugh-
ter Viola of Dorchester. Mass. arrived Friday
and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. H. Kneeland.
Fred c. Kane of Boston arrived Sunday to
spend two weeks at his cottage at Swan Lake
and will make an attempt to land few sal
In the obituary of Mr.. John B. Black in last
weeks issue of The Journal Mrs. Blacks
maiden name should have been Miss Augusta
d. Weber of Castine, instead of Miss Augusta
D. Collins.
William e. Curtis of Everett. Mass, who has
been spending a week at the Lake House,
Swan Lake, returned home last Thursday, hav-
ing taken thirteen salmon and trout during his
stay at the lake.
q. c. Holmes has sold his drug business to
DR.. S. L. Fairchild and DR.. Frederick K. Saw
yer, who have taken charge. A registered
pharmacist, Donald W.Vaughan of Belfast, has
been engaged to conduct the business. Mr..
Holmes is to engage in the same business in
Ashland.
Samuel M Knox of Wilmington, Del, who
was one OF the survivors of the steamer Lusi-
tania, sunk Friday afternoon off the Old Head
of Kinsale, Ireland. by German submarine,
is we'll known in Searsport, having visited the
late DR.. P. P. Nichols here for several years,
and his many friends were pleased to know
that he was among the survivors. Mr.. Knox
is president of the New York Shipbuilding |
Co., of Camden, N j., former State senator
from Wilmington, and Republican leader.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. Mr. Of
to Bagdassyrian supplied for Rev. C. H. McEl-
hiney Sunday, May 9th. Mr.. Bagdassyrian
came to this country to study for the ministry
that he may return to his home in Armenia to
teach and preach the Gospel. His Scripture
lesson was Math. &c. and text from the 18th
verse: Upon this rock will build my church
and the gates of hell shall not prevail against
il" Many new thoughts were very interest
lngly brought out, among them the misuses of
the verse, Christ's use of the pronoun my, His
sacrifices and power, the peace and success
which followed him; each individuals re-
sponsblity for the building of his own church.
will build my church Christ leading the way.
Mrs. James Parse will give a musical at her
home on Steamboat avenue Thursday evening
at 745. If stormy, Friday. Admission 10
cents; proceeds for chair fund. Special enter
tainments are given each week to raise money
for the chairs and repairs of the conference
room. The supper given Thursday, May 9th,
by Mrs. Mowry, Mrs. Palmer and Miss Griffin;
Tom Thumbs wedding, May LIST, given by
Miss Griffin and Mrs. Pattee, and the social in
the conference room April 29th, given by Miss
Maude Smith and Miss Harriet Erskine. show
the interest of the society, and the attendance
that of the people. 1t is hoped the interest
WSIl continue until the necessary amount is
raised.