The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-08-14
SEARSPORT.

visit with friends IN Portland.
Mrs. Donald Gates of Dixfield was the
guest of Mrs. John Ames last week.
Miss Thelma Grindle of Bar Harbor is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Arey.
Mrs. Milburn Ward of Peabody, Mass,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs A. v.
Nickels.
Mir. and Mrs. Lincoln Monroe of Lisbon
Falls are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Curtis.
DIR. Sidney B. Sargent of Rockland,
Mass. is the guest of his mother, Mrs,
Maria Sargent.
Miss Alice Trundy returned Friday
from visit with her sister, Mrs. Leon
White, in Bangor,
Miss Evelyn Jackson and her guest,
Miss Margaret Lawson of New York nave
returned from a trip to GreenVllle
DR.. Sidney Sargent, Mrs. Maria Sar-
gent and Mrs, Roscoe Arey motored to
Bar Farbor Wednesday, returning Friday
Robert and Albert Norris, who occupied
their house on Norris street for several
weeks, have returned to their home in
Boston.
About Is Searsport young people at
tended the dance at Penobscot Park FIJI
day evening. Music was by Mcheen OF
Belfast
MIR. and Mrs Amos D. Carver of Lo~
Gust Valley, L, l., motored 10 SearSport
Friday from Damariscotta and called on
friends in town.
James H. Duncan, who is spending the
month of August at Deer Isle, motored
to Searsport Wednesday, returning to
Deer Isle Thursday,
Mrs Hill Rogers, who is spending the
summer in Castine, was the guest oil
Mrs, Ellen Leib and Miss Louise D. Lelb
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Lincoln Colcord and daughter
Inez and Mrs. Frederick F. Black and son
Frederick, left Saturday to spend lie"
DAYS at Mrs. Colcord's cottage at Swan
Lake.
Lieut.. Commander James Ford of the
steamship Leviathan, arrived by train FIJI
day and will spend few weeks shore
leave with his family who are summerlng
in Searsport
Capt. A. 7, Whittier left Thursday for
Norfolk. Va. to take command of the
new schooner Virginia Dare, built by
Amos \. Carver of New York. The
Dare is chartered to carry coal to Italy.
Miss Ruth Burr of Washington, D. c.,
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. William Ed
wards in Brewer. Miss Burr will come
to Searsport for the latter part of the
month to visit her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Fred Burr.
A party of Searsport people, including
Rev. Thomas H. Martin, j. H. Barbour,
James MacDougall, James H. Duncan,
Rev. c. H. Mckinney, Mrs. B. F. Col
cord. Mrs. Flora Roulstone and Miss Rilla
Carbon attended the ordination of Rev,
f. Timperley in Brooks last Wednesday
afternoon and evening.
Nehemiah Roulstone arrived Friday by
train from Boston, having obtained his
honorable discharge from the service at
Camp Devens. With Mrs. Roulstone he
will spend the remainder of the month in
town, returning to Boston Sept list to
resume his position with Butts, OrdWay
& Co.
An unusually successful and profitable
sale was held in the Methodist vestry
Friday afternoon by the Ladies Aid of
the Methodist churcl. The attendance
was excellent and the attractive line of
fancy articles and cooked foods, ETC., was
quickly sold The room was beautifully
decorated with quantities of garden flow
ers, the decorating committee being Mrs
n. F. Atwood, Mrs Livona Williams and
Miss Rena Colcord Fancy articles were
sold by Mrs. Atwood and Mrs. Harry
Perry; pillow slips by Mrs Roscoe Porter
and Mrs. Williams; towels and fir pillows
Miss Mabel Lindsay; candy, Mrs. George
Towle; cooked food, Ms. Shepherd Shute
and Mrs. Frank Studley; ice cream, Mrs
=. O. Sawyer and Mrs. E. w. Gilkey;
aprons, Mrs, G. W. HichboTn and Mrs
Elizabeth Allen. The receipts were large