The Republican journal., 1913-09-04

short address on the square on Main street al
noon next Saturday. Music by the Searspor'
band.
Miss Lillias L. Nichols. who spent July and
August with her grandmother, Mrs. L. L.
Nichols, on Water street, will return to hel
home in Northampton. Mass, today, Thurs.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana NJ. Dutch and son, Dams
Erskine, who have been spening several weehf
with Mrs. Dutch's mother, Mrs. James 7. Frs
kline, on Main street. returned to Waban, Mass
Friday.
There will be Republican rally this. Thurs
day, eveni1 with Hon. Augustus ?. Gardner.
Massachusetts congressman and Republican
candidate for Governor, and Hon. Willis E
Hawley, a congressman from Oregon, al
speakers.
Mrs. Thomas Whittier and daughter Virginia
who have been spending several weeks al
Moose Point cottage, have gone to South Der.
wick before returning to their home in Brook.
lyn, N. Y.
One of the heaviest thunder storms of the
o'clock. with heavy downpour of rain and
vivid flashes of lightning. No damage was
done in this section.
Mrs. A. B. Colson, daughter Jeanette and
son Nichols, who have been visiting Mrs. Col
sons mother Mrs. Marlboro Packard, on East
Main street, will leave Friday for their home
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
AS there has been inquiry for the Guild
fancy articles the committee have decided to
hold sale at Clement G. Adams store this,
and cake will be sale.
Miss Gertrude E. Bowen, who has spent her
vacation with her father, Geo. A. Bowen. on
Main street, will leave Friday for New Haven
Conn, to resume her duties as teacher in
the public schools of that city.
Shepard Shute and family moved Monday
from the John Sullivan house on Pike avenue
to the Elisha Dunbar house on Water street
recently bought by his uncle, Charles S. Shute
who will reside with them.
Steamer George Hawley, Capt. Johnston
arrived Aug. 28th from Newport News with
1887 tons of coal to the Penobscot Coal Co al
Mack's Point. She finished discharging Satur.
day and sailed for Norfolk
Lieut.. Frederick F. Black, U. S. A., who has
been stationed at Fort D. A RUSSELL W om.
ing, has been ordered to Honolulu with the
United States signal corps, Lieut.. Black will
be accompanied by his wife and son and they
sail from San Francisco Sept. 5th
Lieut.. Harold E. Mari of the First Field Ar.
tilery, stationed ct Manila, P l., arrived al
San Francisco, Calf, Sunday, on the Transport
Thomas, accompanied by Mrs. MARI Lieut.
Mari will proceed to Fort Sill, Oklahoma
| where he will be stationed for three months
Mrs. Mari will arrive in Searsport Sept. 10th
to visit her father, George A. Bowen. for two
months, after which she will leave to join hel
husband, when they will go to Honolulu, H. l.
where Lieut. Mari will be stationed.
A linen shower given last Friday il
honor of the coming marriage of Miss Mabe
! Gordon of Searsport by the Ladies Aid of the
NJ ethodist church, and was a genuine surprise
to the young lady. A special meeting of the
society was called and Miss Gordon was asked
to get the work basket and give out the worl
for the afternoon, as arranged by the worl
committee. When she opened the basket she
found it filed with beautiful linen, including
a handsome table cloth from the society anc
| many pieces from individual members Mis-.
Gordon has made her home for several year.
/ with Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Sargent and has MADE
! place for herself that it will be hard to fill
| She is an active worker in the Searspor
church and her departure is greatly regretted
! She will be married within few days to Harry
| Robinson of Nanaimo British Columbia, anc
| will make her home IN that province, where
| Mr.. Robinson Is engaged in business. Mis-.
Gordon is q graduate Of the Se9rsport High
! school