The Republican journal., 1917-02-01
SEARSPORT.

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Rev. c. H. Mckinney returned to Show
hogan last Saturday noon by train.
Mrs. Chester Clark and Mrs. Harry Delano
returned Satu-dsy..fr a visit in Camden.
Daniel Irwin has been confined to his home
the past week. threatened with appendicitis
Wilbert West. who has been confined to his
home with severe cold, is able to be out again.
Barge FOG arrived Saturday from Cartare
with 1880 tons of fertilizer to the A. A. c, Co.
About six inches of damp snow fell Monday
night and it much warmer Tuesday
ing.
W. B. Tryere of Augusta is registered at
the Searsport House and is buyiog vegetables
in this vicinity.
Barge Boylston finished discharging Thurs
day at the A. A. C. Co. and sailed Friday for
Weymouth, Mass.
Steamer Ruth. Capt. Briggs, arrived Sunday
from Newport News with 200 tons of coal to
the P. &. & W. Co.
Cards were received Saturday announcing
the marriage of Ethel LeMarche TO John Eyre
on Thursday, Jan. Is.
Barge Nesquehoning arrived Saturday from
Eiizabethport with 1000 tons of anthracite
coal to the P. c. & W. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Stinson have moed
from the A. c. Williams house on Norris street
to the George Partridge house.
William Kerr has closed his barber shop Oh
lain street for the winter and is employed at
the A. A. C. Co. at Mack's Point
Leroy D. Littlefied has supplied the dairy
men with ice for their creameries and remov-
ed his ice tools from Opeechee stream.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Duncan returned last
Saturday from Bangor. where they attended
the Cow ocation week exercises.
Forrest Closson and Ralph Mortland have
gone into the milk business together and their
many Searsport friends wish them great su =
cess.
News was received Monday of the serious
illness with the grip of Thomas Rich at the
home of his son-in law, Cecil Roberts, in Bel
fast.
Fred L. kepdell. who in town Friday to
attend the funeral of his uncle. Hon. j. II.
Kneeand, returned to his home in Oxford,
Mass, Saturday.
Edward Davis has been confined to his home
for two weeks with cut in his knee, caused
while skating on Opeechee stream by striaing
boat frozen in the ice.j
Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Kneeland and MIR. and
Mrs. Herbert A, Kneeland, who were in town
to attend the funeral of Hon. J. H. Kneeland,
returned to Boston Monday by train.
Ross Davis is building power boat in one of
the cooper shops in the McGvery shipyar
So feet in length and ID feet beam, for the her
ring fishing business. 1t will have carr ing
capacity of 800 bushels.
Capt. Frederick F. Black, 25th U. S. Infan-
try, stationed at Fort Schofed, II. T.. for the
past three years, has been assigned to duty in
Texas. Mrs Black and son Freddie will visit
Capt. and Mrs. A. M. Ross, Mrs. Blacks par
ents at Tampa, Fla, for time.
II. p Warren, State manager for the Peer
less Casualty Co. of Keene, N. H., with M. A.
Cook. the district manager. were in Belfast
January 26th and S-arsport Saturday the 9th
and settled the following claims: Fred o !
Horne, Belfast. Henry Good win and Edwin C.
Davis of Searsp OF the AZ casualty CONF
panies represented in Maine. the Peerless does
the largest business
E Cayti,q of BANGOR. who has the lease |
of Sears Island. is shippinp birch nv the r & !
A. R. R.. to Eugene Danforth at Medforo. Me
for spool bars, Three carlo DIS have gone SO
far and 100 cords or more to ship. He will sh,o
cord wood a little later n. Stins,n. an ex-
perienced lumberman of Houlton has charge
of the work and ennlovs 60 man ~, th, island.
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