The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-05-31
SEARSPO,RT.

Barge Herndon sailed Sunday for Phil
adelphia.
Storey Trundy caught 6-pound salmon
at Swan Lake Saturday.
Frank Ryder is visiting his old home in
Union for few weeks.
William B. Worcester purchased Ford
runabout the past week.
Frank Stairs has moved into the Mos
man house on Main street.
John Carlson returned Tuesday from
trip to Boston and Lynn, Mass.
Samuel Peterson returned Saturday
from business trip in Rockland.
Mrs. j. H. Montgomery of Bucksport
was in town Monday on business.
Richard Swift has gone to Thomaston
to work in Dunn & Elliott shipyard.
Barge Herndon arrived Thursday with
5000 tons of coal to the P. c. and w. Co.
Fred NJ, Harris of Dorchester, Mass, is
spending a week at Marden's at Swan
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Savage and
two children were at the Searsport House
Sunday.
Mrs. S. j. Pattee left Monday on visit
with relatives and friends in Boston and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Sullivan arrived
Saturday from Dorchester, Mass, for the
summer,
Mrs. Oliver c.. Atwood and mother,
Mrs. E. S. Dolliver, left Thursday for Dor
chester, Mass
Barge Cumru arrived Sunday from
Philadelphia with 5000 tons of coal to the
PC. & w. Co.'S.
DR.. William B. Curtis, wife and child
arrived Friday and are at the Curtis
homestead for few weeks stay
Arthur Young, who has been in Los
Angeles and Kansas City for the past
three wears, arrived home last week.
J.F. Spellman has crew of men re-
pairing the planking and other minor re-
pa rs on the Eastern S. S. Co, pier.
Mrs. w. H. Blanchard arrived last week
from Brooklyn, New York, and has OPEN
ed his house on Main street for the sum-
mer.
J.P. Walker and daughter, Miss Alice
Walker, spent Sunday in Bangor return
ing Tuesday to their cottage at Pleasant
Cove,
Alphonso Wagner has arrived from
BOSTON for the summer and is at work at
the Hubbard Fertilizer company at Macks
Point.
Harry and Carl Carlson of the General
Electric Co., Lynn, Mass, arrived Tues
day to spend few days at the Searsport
House,
Miss Ethel NJ Nichols teacher in the
Bangor High School spent Sunday with
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. c. M. Nichols
on Water street.
Capt. and Mrs A. NJ. Ross and Mrs.
T. hSNoAS3 ASAe
Tampa, Fla, May oath on their way to
Searspert forsthe summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johonnett and
daughter of Newton Upper Fall are
spending week at Mardens at Swan
Lake for the fishing season,
Steamer Ruth, Capt. Briggs, arrived
Friday from Newport News with 400
tons to the P. c. and w. Co., finished
discharging Sunday and sailed for Nor
folk.
Mrs. j. F. Park, who has been spending
the winter in Winchester, Mass, and
Hartford, Ct, returned home last week
and has opened her home at Park for the
summer.
Capt. Nathan F. Gilkey in command oil
ship in a foreign port has been charter
ed to load for Boston. The freight 1ol
the trip is S125, 900 loaded and discharged
and port charges paid
Clyde Bagley who has been in the en-
ploy of M. F. Parker in his barber shop
has bought the outfit in shop at Stockton
and moved there Saturday. where he
will continue his business as barber.
The ashes of Mrs. Mary A. Park who
died in Boston June g. 1916, and her hus-
band Frederick w. Park who died in Bos-
ton April 2, 1917, and were cremated, ar
rived here Saturday and were buried in
the family lot in Bowditch cemetery.
Capt. James N. Pendleton has sold the
James H. Pendleton estate in Park to the
Stockton Shipbuilding Company This is
one of the oldest homesteads in Sears
port, and has been in the possession OF
the Pendleton family for more than 100
years, and has always been kept in good
repair.
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