The Republican journal., 1918-02-21
SEARSPORT.

MIS-, EpDIdlHl SyQuC1S has JoAASO AAo-
husband in Grovetown, N. H.
Maurice Dolliver has returned from
weeks visit with friends in Bangor.
Mr. and Mrs. James Morse and family
have moved into the E. S. Cyphers house.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marshall of Bos-
ton announce the birth of daughter,
Rebecca Ross Marshall, Sunday, Feb.
18th.
The many friends of Mrs. F. l. Park
will be glad to learn that she is recover
ing from her long illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby Nash are making
short visit in Freedom. Mr.. Nash Will
leave for Aver in the next contingent.
Lillian NJ Smith, student nurse at
the Waldo County Hospital, called on her
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Smith, Fri
day.
Austin X. Vaughan, son of Rev. Will
liam Vaughan of Belfast, has entered the
n7Searsport High school and will make his
home with Mr.. and Mrs Donald w.
Vaughan
Miss Georgia Ford is the guest of Mrs.
A. R. Soule Amy Waterhouse) OF Free
port. During her absence Mrs A
Trundy will act as operator at the w. u
Telegraph office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swift and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Brown have secured the
I,orrimer apartment for a few months
Mr. Swift and Mr.. Brown are employed
in the cooper shops.
Miss Thelma Dunnifer was called to
her home in VIM Saturday by the death
of her grandmother During Miss Dunnl-
fer's absence the Nichols school was CIV
en- two days recess.
EGeorge Lovett has secured posltion
as brakeman on the B. & A. X. X. MI
Ioyett was a former railroad man out
for the past two years has been employ
ed in the F. E. Whitcomb grocery store.
Sunday the Favorite responded to
call from Mack's Point and after slowly
vorkine her way into the bay reached
the docks Monday noon. The Ice was re-
ported more difficult to break than at any
time during the winter.
The annual town meeting will be held
the first Monday in March. At seven
thirty on this, Thursday, evening there
will be citizens meeting at the select
mems office. The public are asked to
co-operate with the Budget Committee.
Vivian V. Coffin, daughter of MI and
Mrs. James Coffin, and Lester FINN OF
East Union were united in marriage on
Saturday evening at the home OF the
BRIDES sister, Mrs. Fred Field. The cere-
mony was performed by Kew. lhomas
H. Martin of the First Congl church.
Kanetota Blue Birds were entertained
Saturday by Orila Whitcomb. The 1T
tie girls have adopted the CRIB IN the
Kanetota room in the Girls Home as
their special responsibility and are busy
EN- oIdS DiANS
matching the window draperles
Utu Camp Fire has organized a Blue
Birds Nest from the following junior
members of the NJ E. parish: Elizabeth
SAWYER, Edith Williams, Ruth Worces-
fer. Nettie Ward, Marion Hughes Nina
and Katherine Davis The first meeting
rrdar the OF MISS
Gertrude Lloyd.
Men leaving town in the next contln-
cent NAV receive their sweaters and
socks directly from the home Red Cross
This is a new rule and very pleasing TO
all concerned Mrs. B. F. Colcord is IN
charge of the knitted articles and will be
glad to supply the men who go this week
On Monday evening, February 18th,
the second of the series OF Red Cross
benefit parties was given IN the chapter
rooms, Mrs. Harry Perry and Mrs. VII
liam Goodell acting as hostesses. Eight
tables of 500 and one of 63 were arranged.
Candy and apples were served. The pro-
CeedS OF IneSe pleasant DWELLINGS, VIII
materially aid in carrying on the work.
Friday, Washington's birthday, will be
observed as a legal holiday. Through
the generosity of Charles Green, manager
of the local picture theater, benefit pro-
duction will be given featuring May ALI
son and Harold Lockwood in The Promise
Music for the evening will be furnished
by Miss Harriet Roulstone. The entire
proceeds of the evening will be given to
the Red Cross Remember the date, Feb
22nd.
The Red Cross party given February
18th in the chapter rooms was welcome
break in the seasons quiet. Nine tables
of 500 were filled. The lady's prize was
won by Mrs. Calvin Stinson. A. S.
Trundy was also fortunate in his score.
The rooms were attractively decorated
and much credit is due the hostesses,
Mrs. c. N. Meyers, Mrs. A. B. Pendleton
and daughter Miss Margaret. Seventeen
dollars was added to the fund.
The officers of Mariners Lodge, No. 68,