The Republican journal., 1917-07-19


Mrs. E. B. Billings of Lynn has opened
her house On Main street for the summer.
James Eyre, who has been visiting his
mother, returned to New York Saturday.
Mrs. Stephen Card has returned home
from visit with her son Cecil in Tops
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt of Dorchester,
Mass, are at the Brookside for several
weeks.
3 Harold Willard of Cransford, N. j., is
at the Searsport House for several weeks
stay.
Carl Anderson of Woodland arrived
Friday and is visiting Capt. and Mrs. w.
H. West
Miss Jeanette Coson of Brooklyn,
New York, is the guest of Mrs. H. R.
Young.
Harold Gordon left last week for Port
summer.
Barge Comenago finished discharslng
1850 tons of coal Saturday at the P. c.
and w. Co,
John c. Blanchard of Welaka, Florida,
arrived Friday for short visit with rela-
tives in town.
DIR. Durkin and Dr. Cleaves of Boston
are guests of DR.. Arthur Jackson at the
Pendleton homestead.
Mr. and Mrs James Black, E. D. Black
and Mrs. j. w. Black were in Bangor
Saturday calling on friends.
Capt. and Mrs. Amos A, Dow of Thorn
aston, were in town Friday the guests of
Capt. and Mrs. C. M. Nichols.
F. R. Penney, Production Manager of
Boston Betting company, is spending his
vacation at Mrs. A. T. Shute's,
Harold Marshall of Belmont, Mass,
with his family, arrived Saturday and is
with Capt. and Mrs. A. M. Ross,
Steamer Ruth, Capt Briggs, finished
OlSCudi BluB lludy dC IllC L . w. anu w :
Co. and sailed for Newport News
Richard and Nelson Swift and Robert
G. Brown went to Rockland Thursday to
work in the Cobb, Butler shipyard.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Nickels of Portland
and Mrs. Albert Nickels of New Glouces-
ter, are the guests of David w. Nickels,
Mrs. Briggs of Philadelphia, wife of
spending the summer at the Cleaves
House.
James P. Scully superintendent of the
A. A C. Co, at Mack's Point, returned
last week from a business trip in Wey-
mouth, Mass.
Miss Esther Beach and children of
James H. Beach of Winthrop, Mass, ar
rived last week and are guests of w. C.
Pendleton at Park
Mrs. Charles Low of Roselle, N. j.,
sons Charles and Paul and daughter
Marion are spending several weeks at
the Searsport House.
Miss Ethel M. Nichols of the Bangor
High school teaching staff arrived Mon
day and will spend the summer with her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. C. M. Nichols.
Ship Rhine, Capt. Nathan F. Gilkey,
arrived at a port in India July 18th after
d 90 days passage from Buenos Ayres
and will load for a port in the United
States.
George E. Marks was badly crushed
Friday by falling elevator at the Hub
bard Fertilizer Co. at Mack Point Three
ribs were broken and he received many
bruises, He was attended by DR.. Small
and is getting along very well with very
little pain.
Capt Harold E. Mari has been appoint
ed inspector of the Milliken Regiment OF
Field Artillery now being recruiting in
Maine. Capt. Mari is the son-in-law OF
George A. Bowen of this town and before
joining the United States Army was prin-
cipal of the Searsport High school fol
three years.
Melvin Blanchard Thompson left re-
Gently for Boston, and enlisted in the
United States Navy and has been ap-
pointed provost guard. He is at present
on patrol duty at Revere Beach and Bos-
ton. Mr.. Thompson, who has spent mos
of his time in Searsport for the past few
years, is the son of Mrs. Alfred w
Thompson of Boston, and the late Alfred
Thompson, formerly of Stockton Springs
whose death occurred last October il
Boston. Young Thompson has lived fol
several years with his grandmother, Mrs
Celia Small on Cape Jellison
The Red Cross card party given il
Union Hall under the direction of thu
tWest Enders" was great success boil
financially and socially. Every effor
was made by the committee to give tn
guests good time. The hall was arts
tically decorated with flags of the Allie
and gorgeous flowers. The stage wa
piled high with peonies, syringa and love
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