The Republican journal., 1919-06-26
SEARSPORT.

Miss Phyllis Kneeland of Dorchester is
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Frank
Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stevens announce
the birth of a son, John Hyden, on Sun
day, June 22nd.
The Utu Camp Fire Girls held their
June Council Fire upon the Dyer shore
Saturday evening.
Edward Black of Melrose, Mass, is in
town attending to repairs upon the block
occupied by NJ. A. Cook.
Miss Lucy Parse and Miss Edith Parse
arrived from New York Thursday and
have opened the Parse home.
Repairs are soon to begin upon Union
Hall and large pile of lumber has been
hauled and placed in readiness.
Miss Violet Meyers reached town Tues
dav of last week and will spend the sum-
mer with her mother, Mrs. &. N. Meyers
Seven members of Hing Solomon S
Council attended the special meeting OF
the Council held last Wednesday evening
in Belfast.
Miss Lucy True Ross returned to New
York on Thursday to resume her positioh
as physical director IN the Brooklyn l.
w. c. A.
Mrs Edward S. Calderwood and sons
Thomas and Samuel of Roxbury, reacheo
town Saturday and have opened thelf
bungalow at Pleasant Point
Mrs Mortimer Stevens has returned 10
her home in Milwaukee, Wis, after
snendine few weeks with her grand
mother, Mrs. Rachel Pendleton.
Miss Fthelind r. Havener reached town
Thursday after completing years WORK
in one of the mission schools OF the
South. She is the guest of Miss Elnora
Warehouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver C. Atwood OF Rox-
bury, Mass, are guests of Mrs. Ella Do'-
liver. Mr.. Atwood will return 10 HIS
home on Tuesday and Mrs. Atwood re-
main with her mother through July.
Mrs A r. Whittier has returned from
Damariscotta, where she has spent 'ho
mast month with Mrs. F. P. WHITTIER
while Capt. Albert and Capt. Frank " nit
tier made the trip to New York IN the ne"
schooner Virginia Dare, launc heo May
Sist from the New Castle yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blanchard OF "a
latka. Florida, arrived at the 1aroor OH
Saturday and have opened their nome loi
several months They were accompa hieu
bv the little son of Mrs. Elizabeth Staples
of Winchester, Mass, who Will spena IAe
summer with relatives.
Miss Ethel NJ. Nichols completed mel
years work in the commercial Depart
ment of the Bangor High school June 18TH
and spent the past week camping atdleeh
Lake in charge of a group of Camp Glris
from Hammond Street Church. She VIII
spend the vacation with her parents, capt
and Mrs. c. N. Nichols.
Mrs Ellen D. Leib and Miss Louise
Dickerson Leib have opened their sum
mer home and will remain in town until
the opening of the National Park Semi
nary at Forest Glen, Md, where MISS
Leib holds the position of physical dlrec-
tor. Mrs Lclb has spent the winter as
the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Bur
leigh of South Berwick.
On Monday evening. June 30th, an
amusing sketch, Double Dummy, will be
presented IN the upper vestry of the
Cong'l Church by Miss Harriet RouIstone
and G. Renfraw Wilson under the dlrec-
ton of Mrs. Edmund Emo for the benefit
of the Cong1 Guild. Several special
features will be included in the program
and candies will be served at the social
hour that will follow
An alarm of fire was rung in Sunday
evening at church time for a blaze in the
house of Fred Eames, near the home of
the Herbert Black place in North Sears
port. 1t was So. time before the mean
ing of the noisy ringing of the bells at
that hour was generally understood. Five
miles or more beyond the limit of hydrants.
the firemen were anticipating a long run
and a nights hard work with the hand
tubs; but before they had turned the cor
ner of Mort and road heard that their
services were not needed.
Miss Gertrude Park Wentworth and
James Oscar Gamble of Prospect were
quietly married on Saturday evening at
the home of G.. F. Hill on Mt. Ephraim
street by Rev. Nathaniel Atwood of the
NJ. E. Church. Effective decorations of
daisies and evergreens were massed in
front of a large flag. The brides gown
was blue taffeta. She was attended by
Mrs. Bedford N. Staples who wore gray
silk. Mr.. Staples acted as groomsma n.
The single ring ceremony was used.
Guests of the occasion were MIR. and
Mrs Charles Clark and daughter, JEAN
nette, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Andrews,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Berry, Mrs. N. F.
Atwood. Dainty refreshments were