The Republican journal., 1918-07-18
SEARSPORT.

The Dinsmore Store today.
j. P. Scully has returned from Dor
chester after weeks vacation.
Capt. and Mrs. William Upper arrived
Tuesday from Boston by automobile.
jay, little son of DR.. and Mrs. S. L.
Fairchild, is i'll at his home on Park street.
Steamship Lake Ogden recently dis
charged at the Penobscot Coal Co.. pier.
Mrs. Leroy Palmer and son of Bing-
nam are the guests of Capt. and Mrs.
Daniel C. Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Smell of Maiden
have opened the Meyers house on Pike
street for the month
Mr. and Mrs James MacDougall of
West Newton, Mass, are In town Tor the
remainder of the season.
Mrs. Henry Kneeland and daughter
PHYLLIS spent the past week at Swan Lake
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Clement.
Mrs. Frank Dexter, daughter Marjorie
snd son George of Dorchester, Mass, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Carter.
Mrs. Fairfield Binder of Bangor was
Nichols at her home on Water street.
Mrs. H. S. Conory, Lester Conory, Mrs.
Ralph Barker and Mrs. Sylvia Conory
left Saturday for Portland by automobile.
Mrs. |. w. Rogers and daughter Vir-
5inia of Brookline, Mass, are spending
Che summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
McCaslin.
Col. and Mrs Harold Mari left Satur-
,1av for Boston Col. Mari will proceed
10 Fort Sill and Mrs. Mari return to
Searsport
Prof. and Mrs. Calvin NJ Clark of Ban
oor returned to their home on Friday,
SITTER brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
James H. Duncan.
Several of the Utu Camp Fire Girls
and Blue Birds, under the care of Miss
Frances Ireland, hiked to the College
Club Tea House, Wednesday.
Private Charles Havener was given
leave of absence over the recent holiday
and visited his family in town. Private
Havener is in training at Camp Devens.
MIR. and Mrs. Sidney NJ Weber of Au-
susta and Searsport announce the birth
of daughter, Elizabeth, at Forest Hill
Hospital, Jamaica Plain, Mass, on July
9th,
Calvin Stinson recently found large
deer caught in one of the fish weirs of
which he has charge. When liberated
the animal swan ashore and commenced
feeding.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood Pride and
dauehters Doris and Lorna, returned to
their home in Houlton on Friday after a
weeks visit with Miss L. w. Edwards of
Water street.
Mrs. Clara Eyere, daughters Lillias, Ell
nora and Blanca and son Louis arrived
FRIDAY from Orange, N. j., and have
opened their house on Union street for
the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Edward Calderwood Hope Curtis)
and sons, Sam, Tom and George of Rox-
bury, Mass, are occupying the bungalow
on the water front which they recently
purchased from Andrew MCGOWAN of
Worcester.
Miss Lucy Ross left for Brooklyn, N
Y, Wednesday after months vacation.
She was accompanied as far as Boston by
her niece, Lucy Nichols, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Robert c. Nichols martha Ross
of Worcester.
Miss Helen F. Petrie of South Brewer
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. F.
NJ Smith. Miss Lillian M. Smith is also
the guest of her parents during short
vaca ton from her duties at the Waldo
County Hospital.
At the public meeting held to consider
incr eased water rates, it was decided to
have hearing before the public utilities
com mittee, at which representatives of
bot h town and water company will be
pre- sent to discuss the situation.
Robert Sullivan, nephew of j. H. Sui
livan. has been transferred from the
Ste amship DaKotan to the Steamship
We stgrove and promoted to position Of
first officer Young Sullivan was for
mer Searsport boy and has made rapid
proeress on shipboard.
Appreciative letters have been received
in reply to the many messages of SYM
patty extended to Rev. and Mrs. Charles
H. Mckinney of Skowhegan, since word
was received of the death of their son,
Serg cant Harold Mckinney of the 1903
Regiment on June 10th in France.