The Republican journal., 1917-07-19

day afternoon to enter the Eastern Maine
General Hospital for an examination and
| consultation.
Mrs. Albert C. Colcord, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Harry D. Shute
and little Harry D. Jr., arrived Saturday
from Rockland, where Mrs Colcord had
been guest for the past fortnight.
Mrs. John c. Randell and her daugh-
| ter. Miss Elva, entertained at dinner on
Sunday the following family members
and descendants: Mrs. Susie A. Randell
and daughter, Mrs. George CHM and chill
The Anti-Tuberculosis lecture deliver
| ed at the Universalist church Tuesday
evening, July 10th, by Prof. Torsletf,
was well attended, considering the I'M
pleasantness of the weather. The lect-
ure was of great interest to ALL
Mrs. Everett Staples was in Bangor
last week. She attended several sessions
of the Bangor branch of the Red Cross
! and gathered much practical knowledge
of the methods and work of the organiza-
ton. While in Bangor she was the guest
of Mrs. F. A. Eddy
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Killman of Prospect
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyd and little
daughter of Frankfort, recently called on
| Mrs. Annie X Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Boyd driving to Cape Jellison to call on
relatives, before they returned to their
respective homes.
| Eleven more new books have been
purchased by the committee for the Cur
| rent Events Club Library, with funds
contributed by members and friends of
the association. More than thirty books
have been placed upon the shelves lately,
and more are to follow.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry S. Moulton spent
July Fourth with their daughter and hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Verrill, in
Camden. Mrs Moulton remained until
July 9Th, bringing on her return her
granddaughter, little Miss Alice Verrill,
| for visit of indefinite length.
Mrs. L. S. Titcomb left Tuesday,
July 10th, for Springfield, Mass, called
there by the serious illness of her son,
Mr.. George Titcomb We learn that the
| patient has recently suffered shock,
partially paralyzing the right side. Ply
sicians are fearing severe cerebral
| hemorrhage
! Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Cavanagh and
daughter Paula of Bayonne, N. j., left
the home of DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Stevens
on Tuesday after weeks visit, for Fox
croft, the home of Mrs. Cavanagh's rela-
tives, where she will spend some time,
returning here later.
/! Mr.. and Mrs. l. C. Atkinson and two
sons, guests at The Stockton for several
weeks left July 9th, to occupy the bunga-
low near the ship building plant, in
which MI Atkinson is interested. The
Misses Atkinson arrived from Milton,
Mass, the following day to Join their
parents for the summer.
Mr.. Charles A. Snow, after attending
for week the Superintendent Training
School at the Castine Normal, came
home Wednesday, July 18th, remaining
until Sunday, when he left for Orono,
where he is attending the summer schoo
at the University of Maine.
Mrs. Eden S. Shute and daughter
Miss Louise, with Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Capen and little daughter Marion ane
Mrs. William Avery, motored to Por1
Clyde last Sunday Miss Louise remain.
ed to visit Mrs Philbrook and daughter
friends whom they had met in some for.
eign port.
Miss Elizabeth Nickels of Portland, ;
professional tubercular nurse with he
sister-in-law, Mrs. Albert Nickels o
New Gloucester, was in Searsport las
week, the guest of her father, Mr.. Davi'
w. Nickels. Miss Nickels called Frida,
afternoon upon her cousins, the Mise
Hichborn, before leaving Saturday for tn
city.
The annual parish supper of the Uni
versalist church at the Masonic banque
hall last Friday evening, was most liber
ally patronized. The sum Melted to tn
Ladies' Aid fund was over $18 with sew
eral additional quarters to be collected
Thanks are extended to all present TO
their generous assistance in making tn
affair success.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. DOYLE, with son
Master Reginald, daughter, Miss Ada
and little Edward H. Jr., motored iron
Caribou Tuesday and Wednesday of las
week for visit of indefinite length wit
Mrs. Doyle's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard M. Berry. Miss Mildred Berry, VIII
had been the guest of her sister for sew
eral weeks, accompanied the party.
STANDPOINT.
Miss Ellie Styles is home from Orone
where she has been employed.
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