The Republican journal., 1916-01-20
SEARSPORT.

cry at cost.
Mrs. Ella D. Mowry is visiting Mrs. 'onn
Willard in Plainfeld. n. j.
Capt anu Mrs A. G. Closson arrived last
week from New York.
Mrs. Lila B. Blee is visiting her son IN
Brooklyn, N Y, for several weeks.
Miss Maude E. Savory visiting her aunt
Mrs. Alfred P Stevens, in New York city.
Fred Merithew of San Francisco was re-
cent guest of his aunt, Mrs. j. W. Black, on
Main street.
Miss Rilla J. Carbon left Monday for New
York. where she will spend the remainder OF
the winter.
Miss Harriet N Roulstone will entertain the
the Friday Juniors at the next meeting which
will be tomorrow. Friday.
Mrs. Amos D. Carver arrived Saturday from
New York and is the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
Lincoln R. Colcord on Main street.
Monday was cold clustering day and Tues
day morning the mercury dropped to from
to II below zero, the coolest for the winter.
Anchor Chapter. o. E. s., will install their
officers Monday evening, Jan. 24th. The IN
stallation will be private. Refreshments Will
be served.
District Deputy Charles A. Rogers and sew
eral members of Sears Lodge, /. O. .. F.. went
to Monroe Friday evening and installed the
officers of Monroe Lodge, No. 1856
Information is wanted of Harriet F. Horn,
who lived in Searsport about fifteen years ago
Anyone having such will please communicate
with P. C. box AS, Searsport Maine.
Prof. John j. Martin of the Bangor Iheo-
logical Seminary was the weekend guest OF
Capt and Mrs. Daniel c. Nichols while sup
plying the Congregational pulpits last Sunday.
Ship Timranda, Capt. Nathan F. Gilkey, fin
ished loading at Mystic wharf, Boston, last
week and was lowed into the stream awaiting
q crew. She sailed Jan. 18th for buenos
Ayres.
Steamer Meteor, Capt. Burranger, arrived
Jan. 18th from Newport News with $500 tons
OF. coal to the P c. & W. Co. at Mack's Point
finished discharging Monday and sailed on her
return.
Miss Mabel E. Griffin has returned from an
extended visit in Canton, Mass, and Augusta,
Me. and will spend the remainder of the win
ter with Capt, and Mrs B. F. Colcord on Bay
View Place.
This, Thursday evening benefit card party
will be given in the banquet room of the Ma
sonic and Odd Fellows hall by the Friday
Juniors. Hostesses, Mrs, 0, c, Atwood and
Miss Mabel Griffin.
Leroy D. Littlefield commenced harvesting
his ice Monday morning at Opeechee stream.
The weather for the past week was insult Bile
for the harvesting of ice, causing delay and
increasing the thickness to eighteen inches.
The fire department was called out at 3
o'clock yesterday morning for a fire which
destroyed the boarding house at Mack's Point
owned by Capt, II. &, Curtis. The house had
formerly been occupied by Italian laborers,
but was vacant at that time. The cause of the
FIRE was unknown.
The young people of the Congregational
parish are to present the two-act comedy,
'Sauy Lunn," in Union Hall in about three
weeks, with the following cast. Mrs. John
Randolph, who masquerades as Sally, Miss
Harriet Roulstone, Marjorie Randolph, a
student at Smith, Miss Annie Whittier Mrs.
Penelope Winslow, society woman, Miss
Harriet Erskine; Miss Vivian, her daughter.
Miss Rebecca Ross; John Randolph d senior
at Yale Stog Tr0Hle; Morton Giynn, also of
Yale, Renfrew Wilson; Billie (leo) Randolph,
in High school, Irving Rich, The date will be
announced later.
Miss Lucy Anshe, the young daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. James Ainslie, met with a seri-
Gus accident last Thursday near the Union
schoolhouse at recess time. In running across
the street while the bell was ringing she was
knocked down and stepped upon by Mr.. L D.
Littletield's horse, receiving a compound frac-
ture below the left knee Mr.. Littlefed did
everything in his power and refined his horse
out into the ditch 10 avoid the accident, as a
large number of scholars were rushing across
the street at the time. She was attended by
Dr. S L. Fairchild of Searsport and DR.. Carl
Stevens of Belfast. who reduc ed the fracture
Miss AinsIie is very comfortable under the
circumstances.
The installation of officers of knyvetta
Rebekah Lodge took place Thursday night,
Jan. 18th, Mrs. Cora j. Bowker, District
Deputy President, and her suite, officiating.
The officers installed were: Noble Grard
Mrs. S. M. Weber, vice grand, Mrs. Bert
Monroe; warden. Mrs. Ella D. Mowry; conduct
or, Mrs. Story Trundy; chaplain, Mrs John
Ames; r. S. N. G., Mrs. John Davis; l.. S, N.
g.. Mrs Bert Havener; R. S. " G., Mrs. AL
bert Cunningham; L. S. V. G., Miss Frances
Smith; treasurer Mrs. Sarah Cunningham;
secretary, Mrs. Renfrew Wilson; inside guard,
Mrs. Leila Blee; outside guard, John Davis, |
A banquet was served and the affair was a |
very social one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Story Trundy gave leap year
party Friday night. Jan. 18th, at their home,
entertaining large number of friends. The |
young ladies were invited and each brought a |
young man, escorting him to the house. Cards |
and dancing enjoyed and nibble table |
was one of the attractions. The guests were
Misses Annie Whittier. Evelyn Young, Win.
nefred Doyle, Alma Russell, Elsie Gilkey. /
Dorothy Ridley, Mary Inman, Bernice McCas-
lin, Margaret Pendleton, Mr.. and Mrs Rem
frew Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Fletcher. |
Maurice Deliver, Donald Russell, Donald |
Vaughan, harry McCaslln, Ralph Gilkey, Wal |