The Republican journal., 1917-01-04
St.ARSPORT.

RAYMOND Lord lett MONDAY on d pusihess
trip to Lynn. Mass.
Archer Giikey. who spent the holidays at
home, returned to Boston Monday.
Carl Carlson left Monday for Lynn. Mass,
where ne is employed in an electric plant.
See advertisement of Prof. Frederick R.
Sweetser in another column of The Journal.
Carl Anderson of Woodland is spending the
winter with Capt. W. H. West on Main street
Barge No. arrived Thursday from Carteret.
N. J.. with 1000 tons of fertilizer to the A. A.
Co.
Levi Trundy who spent the holidays with
his parents, returned to Tufts College Mon
day.
George P. Carter left Monday for Boston.
where he has position in wholesale grocery
store,
Donald M. Vaughan, clerk in the Searsport
Drug Co, store, is on business trip to Bos-
ton.
Fred Swift. who has been confined to his
home with bad cold, was able to be out Mon
day.
E. M ,,lidden left last Thursday on bus-
ness trip to San Francisco and will be gone
about three months
Miss Ruth Burr of Bangor. who mad been
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs F. w. Burr
returned home Monday.
Fred NJ Perkins and Herbert N. Colcord are
ATTENDING the Supreme Judicial court at Bel
fast as traverse jurors.
The Searsport National bank alendars OF
1917 have been sent out to their customers ny
the officials of the bank.
Mrs Alice c. Sanborn of East Walpole,
Mass is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas X.
Howe on Prospect street.
Friday. Saturday and Sunday were coz ana
disagreeable, with zero weather In tce ulof"-
ing and strong northwest winds.
Miss Annie G. Gilkey. who spent the hoF-
days with her parents, Capt. and Mrs W. W.
Gilkey, returned to Bangor Monday
Harry McCaslin who has been visiting his
naronts MIR. and Mrs. Henry McCasiin, on
I1nion street, returned to Beverly, Mass" Dec
2sth.
The ice in Opeechee stream was II inches
l%lthiSAAS'e
,pin cutting and storing about 1000 tons Tor
:. next seasons use.
Miss Salie Dow. who has been spending her
vacation with he mother, Mrs. Cora T. 10"
returned to Garland last Saturday, where she
is teaching school.
At the next meeting OF the woman s oluo'
which will be held Jan, 9Th at the home OF
Mrs. James H. Duncan, officers for the ensuing
year will be elected.
People having calendars of 1916 with plct-
ures on them will kindly hand them to MRS.
&c. Adams. who will make good use OF them
for charitable purposes
Miss Katherine Dow and friend, Miss Ruth
E. Brown, who have been spending their Vaca-
ton with Mrs Cora E. Dow, returned 10 the
University of Maine Friday
seventy-four cargoes of coal were dseharg-
ed at the dock of the Penobscot Coal & Wharf
Co. at Mack's Point during the season OF 1910
aggregating $4,000 tons.
Barge Iron Queen arrived Dec 2oth from
Newport News with 800 tons OF coal for the
Eastern fig. Co. and was discharged at the +.
C, & W. Co. dock at Mack's Point.
Miss Ethel M, Nichols who spent the holl-
asys with her parents, Capt. and Mrs O. M
Nichols, returned to Bangor Monday, where
she is teacher in the High school.
Fulton Mckinney, who h s been visiting ID
town, left Dec. 18th for MillinocHet, where ne
will be manager of the new store opened at
that place by the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
Miss Iona M. Nichols, VINO had been spend
ing her vacation with her parents, Capt and
Mrs C. NJ Nichols, returned to Milo Monday
where she is teacher in the public schools.
M A. Cook. district manager for the Peer
less Casualty Co. Of keene. N. H., has made
ARRANGEMENTS with the State Manager, H r.
Warren of Waterville to be in Rockiand next
week.
LID. Littefield complains of shortage Of
wood choppers, as he has d large amount OF
wood to cut for his mill in Mech anics Hollow,
and the time is passing for get ting the lum-
Der out.
George W Partridge had narrow escape
from a serious accident last Saturday while
crossing the lower bridge in Belfast with a
load of pressed hay weighing 4,200 pounds.
The draw collapsed as the team was passing
over it.
James A. Coison, assistant cashier of the
Searsport National bank, is having vacation
on account of illness and has taken rooms at
the Searsp port ,use while off duty. His many
friends in town hope for Improvement during
his vacation.
The four -masted schooner Lyman M. Law,
from Cape Jellison for Palermo, Sicily, with
orange box shocks, has been at anchor in the
outer harbor for several days account Of
the illness of her commander, Capt. Stephen
McDonough of Winterport.
Mrs Diana Warren. widow of Phineas G..
Warren of Searsport, died at the home of her
daughter in Mercer December 7th, aged II
years. She had been an invalid for several
years. Her first husband was George Smart
of Searsport, who was lost at sea many years
ago. leaving three children, and two
daughters.
At the regular meeting of Knyveta Rebekah
lodge Thursday evening, Dec. %, the following
officers were elected; Noble grand, Hattie