The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-05-10
SEARSPORT.

Frank Kneeland left last week on a
business trip to New York.
The herring fishermen did thriving
business in their weirs last week.
Ralph Young of Augusta was register
ed at the Searsport House last week.
M. A. Cook returned Saturday from a
two weeks business trip in Rockland.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Sculley will leave
Thursday on visit to Weymouth, Mass
Mrs Lizzie NJ Allen, who spent the
winter in Orange, N. j., arrived home
Friday.
Mrs. j. H. Montgomery of Bucksport is
passing the week with Mrs. j. W. Black
on Main street.
Barge Herndon arrived Thursday from
Philadelphia with 1900 tons of coal to
the P. c. & w. Co.
D. M. Nichols has secured position as
master carpenter in New York and will
be absent until July!
Steamers of the Eastern Steamship
Company commenced their four trips per
week Monday. Nav 7th.
Lehigh Valley Barge TOO arrived Satur-
day from Cartaret with l,50O tons OF fer
tilizer to the A. A c. Co.
John S. Vickery and Arthur B. Smith
of Brewer were at their cottages on the
western shore last Sunday.
Steamer Ruth, Capt. Briggs, arrived
Thursday from Newport News with 4, 700
tons of coal to the P. c. & w. Co.
DR.. William Curtis of Everett, Mass. who
has been spending few days fishing at
Swan Lake returned home Monday.
H. W. Kneeland arrived Saturday from
Boston and is visiting his mother, Mrs. j.
H. Kneeland on Mt. Ephraim avenue.
The remains of Frank Overlook, who
died in Belfast in February, were brought
here Saturday and buried in the village
cemetery.
Mr.. Charles McKenney and Manter
McAulitfe arrived at Swan Lake Sunday
and are at the W. j. Matthews camp for |
a weeks fishing.
Miss Ethel M. Nichols, teacher in the
Bangor High school, spent Sunday win
her parents, Capt. and Mrs c. M. Mich
OILS on Water street.
j. Putnam Walker and daughter, Miss
Alice Walker of Bangor, arrived Thurs
day and opened their cottage at Pleasant |
Cove for the summer. axxa
Mr. William Remission Morrison an
nounces the marriage of his daughter, |
Ruth to Mr.. Ernst Charles Grosskopf on
Thursday, May the 3rd, at Minneapolis.
DIR. S. l.. Fairchild and Dr. F. r. Saw
yer, proprietors of the Searsport Drug
Co, have sold out to Donald w, Vaughan,
clerk in the store for the past two years. |
MIR. Vaughan took charge last week.
Frank Eastman of Winterport is laying
the foundation for the new bungalow on
Carver Heights for Miss Jessie c. Nick
erson. The building is to be 40 by AZ
feet and will be one of the finest in this
vicinity when completed. A large num-
Der of various kinds of shade trees are
being set out on the grounds. Eugene F.
Porter is the master carpenter.
Capt. Seguard Nelson of the Lehigh
Valley Barge TOO, discharging fertilizer at
the A A. Co. plant at Mack's Point was
before Judge Sullivan in the Municipal
court Monday on the charge of single
sale on board the barge, ne entered plea
of not guilty. After the hearing of testi-
mony he was adiudged guilty and fined so
dollars with costs amounting to S58.42
which he paid and was discharged. The
brand of whiskey sold was the Lord Nelson
brand. Probably the Hero of Trafalgar
did not dream that his famous brand was
to help fatten the Golfers of the Waldo
County Treasury at this late day.
DODGE'S CORNER. Mrs. t. D. Nicker-
son extends thanks to the many friends
who remembered her with a postcard
shower last week, giving her great pleas
ure... Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r. Nickerson
and children returned to their home in
Portland last Monday.... Mrs. Eli Colson
is slowly recovering from injuries re-
ceived by being thrown from her carriage
April 29th. Her son Otis came from Au-
burn Saturday to spend Sunday with her,
returning Monday morning. .....C A. Nc
Kenny and Frank MuAulitfe of Winter
port arrived the first of the week for a
few days fishing and are staying at the
Matthews Camp SQuantum.
MONROE.