The Republican journal., 1913-09-04
SEARSMONT.

Mrs. Irwin Hills and daughter Evelyn of
Winthrop called on friends in town Aug. 18th.
.... Mr.. Geo. Plaisted of Watertown. Mass, is
Mrs. Annie Heaton of Thonaston was in town
last week after an absence of Is years Mrs.
Mary E. Packard of Castine is calling on old
friends in this place. -. The colony at Quanti-
bacook gave social dance at Dirigo hall last
Saturday evening. .. Mr.. Wilson Written, who
has been i'll, is improving Mr.. Charles Rip
ley of Boston has arrived to complete repairs
on his house.
WINTERPORT.
Mrs Sidney Thompson of Washington, D. c.,
and Miss Bertha Lapham of Melrose, Mass,
are guests of Mrs. G C. Moody. Lewis C.
Atwood announces the engagement of his
daughter, Miss Clara Louise, to Joshua Treat,
Jr.... Mr.. and Mrs. William Hutchinson and
two children of Melrose, Mass. are guests of
Mrs. J. o. Moody and daughter, Miss Harriet
Moody George Weed of Boston is in town.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. William Carter of Jackson
vile, Florida, are guests of Lewis Atwood and
daughter, Miss Clara Atwood "A party of
s
stopping at Abram Warren's for few day..
are exploring the region of Beech Hill lake
with a view to purchasing site to build
bungalow .. The Craw ford family of Brewer.
who have been occupying the Salisbury cot-
tage at Beech Hill lake the past week. return
ed home Friday evening. Mrs. Della Lai'y
an son Ralph accompanied them and Will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cuthbertson Cher iaugh-
ter and husband) for several weeks. The
rain came just in time to save famine here,
as all the crops were dying for want of water.
A frost last Wednesday night visited the sec
ton known as the fiat, killing all the cucum-
Der. squash and pumpkin vines. The las
load of stone posts and wire to erect a new
fence for the cemetery in district No was
brought some weeks ago. John L Fogg of
Huls Cove has neither spared his pocket
book his efforts in securing the expensive
and substantial material for this fencing in
| the plot where his parents are buried. He ex-
poets to have workmen begin at once to
erect the fence, which, with the generous
contribution by A. b. Edgecomb of more
land, will he equal to any in the State.
The first social event PR cedin the Treat
Atwood nuptials, occurred on Friday. at the
home of Mrs. Joshua Treat, Sr., when Mrs.
George Adebert Nash of Rockland. sister of
the groom to- be- gave Hearts and Flowers"
| luncheon from to I o'clock to Miss Clara
ouise Atwood. The luncheon table, laid for
twelve guests, carried out in every particular
the scheme of hearts and flowers. White place
cards W. of dpuble he of W hir h
a gold heart bearing the guests name conceal
ed the lanes of the guest of honor ard her
farce, while the other heart gave the follow
ing menu:
Pond Lily Buds Point de Setta
Love lies bleeding
Fond Hearts Gala Lily
BroWen Hearts sweet Hearts
Candy Tufts
The courses were both delicious and very
unique. The center piece, an immense white
slipper filled with shaded sweet peas blending
wi tn the shades Of the courses, concealed the
favors, which were attached to the place cards
by ribbon runners. Under the head of Sweet
hearts" the rit hons were simultaneously drawn
and revealed scheme of blue and white; TO
each CUES; white satin sachet heart decor
at ed with blue forge t. me- nots, and to Miss At
wood, lun cheon apron, in punched work hearts,
blue forget me-Lots design. The twelve
guests Miss Clara Louise Atwood, Mrs.
john Fuller of Tampa, Florida, Mrs Oscar Cole,
Mrs. Villa m EIlingwoud, Mrs. James Foley,
Misses F. Nellie Treat. Boston. Gladys L. Treat,
Mildred c. Haley, Harriet 7. Moody Lena NJ.
Sproul, Jessie Dole Baker, Marian B. Phllbrook