The Republican journal., 1917-07-05
SEARSPORT.

Antonio Croce returned last week from
business trip in Boston
Robert Dyer of Portland is VISITING his
mother, Mrs. Emma DYER. ''''
Mrs. Mary B. Sargent of Alton visited
ieiatiVes In town the past week.
harold Estes, a U. of M. student is
spending his vacation with F. M Cid
den. 'A H. M. Hllo-
Mr.. and Mrs James c. Rack Of Me-,
.sse' Mass, are guests of Mr. Edward n.
Black.
aHlss Alice G. Blanchard of New York
House. viz N'e"i Spoi
.GIeorge Sweetser and son Merrill. of |
Mllo are visiting Mr.. and Mrs, A. L. |
Sweetser S' ~ L.
Miss Alice G. Blanchard of New York
is spending several weeks at the Sears
port House.
H. w. Wentworth superintendent of the
Flllage cemetery, has the lots and avenues
now looking fine
Gordon Healey of Dorchester. Mass
arrived Sunday and is visiting Cant ana
Henry q. Curtis
mrs Clara B. Eyre of Orange, N J.
ana children have arrived for the summer
and opened her home.
-, barge Paxtang finished djscharo;no
thursday at the P C. & W. Co. dock and
sailed for Philadelphia.
The Misses Burr of Brewer were in
s s4Mh sunday, guests of their parents
MI and Mrs. Fred W. Burr '''''
Grey scarborough, who has been at
lending school in Westbrook, is spendino
Ills vacation with his parents
William B. Ford and son Banning of
Melrose, Mass, arrived Saturday for
lew days visit with relatives,
James Eyre of Orange N. j., arrived
sunday and is with his mother. Mrs
Clara B. Eyre for the summer
Corporal Walter E. Sargent, who hat
oeen IN town on furlough, returned so
lamp heyes In Augusta, Monday.
James ?: Scully, superintendent of the
A A. {. Co., returned Sunday from a
business trip to Weymouth, Mass,
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Barge Herndon arrived Sunday from
Thlladelphia with 5000 tons of coal to
The +. Z. q W. Co. at Mack's Point.
Barge Herndon arrived Sunday from
Philadelphia with 5000 tons of coal to
the r. Z. q W. Co. at Mack's Point.
The U. S. patrol steamer, Wisihicken.
was IN port Saturday, looking after the
papers OF motor boats owned in town.
Miss Adams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
frederick W. Adams of Bangor, is
guest OF Capt. and Mrs. j. D. Sweetser.
Mrs. Clara B. Eyre and children Of
orange, N D., arrived last week and has
opened her summer home for the summer
MI and Mrs. James M. MacDoueal of
newton Center, Mass, have arrived and
are at Mrs, A. I. Shute's for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood Pride and
daughter Iona of Houlton spent SUNDAY
with Mrs Pride's aunt Miss L, W. Ed.
wards. " " o
Mrs .. j. Lawrence of Boston has ar
flVeo Tor the summer and is at her rooms
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Weber
Dr. and Mrs. S. C. Pattee, Mrs. Albert
u: Mowry, Warren Gray and CORPORAL
Walter Sargent motored to Bangor last
Thursday
The Red Cross auction bridge part,
which was to have been held with Mrs
Andrew M. Ross to-day, Thursday, has
been postponed.
Earl Smith, who has been spending two
weeks at home, has returned to Bangor
where he is employed by the Adams Dry
Goods Company.
Henry W. Davis and family moved t.
Rockland Saturday, where Mr. Davis is
employed as blacksmith in the Cobb &
Butler shipyard.
Mrs. Charlotte B. Ford and daughter
DR.. Amelia c. Ford of Milwaukee, Wis.
arrived Sunday and are at their cottag,
on the Belfast road
Mrs. Harold Marshall and son Harold O.
Belmont, Mass, arrived Tuesday and ar,
guests of Mrs. Marshalls parents, Capt
and Mrs. A. M Ross.
Miss Julia B. Sullivan of Waltham
Mass, arrived Sunday for months stay
with her brother Judge j. H. Sullivan Al
the Sullivan homestead.