The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-07-24
SEARSPORT.

L. C. Havener reached town Saturday
after years service in France.
Miss Georgia Ford is at home after
several months in Manchester, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs John Showers of Palm
Beach, Florida, arrived by boat Sunday.
The majority of farmers in this section
hope to finish hayng before the first of
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell of Port
land were recent guests of Miss Rllia
Carbon.
Miss Henrietta Roulstone of Boston is
snendinp few weeks with Mrs. Flora N.
RoulStone.
Lieut.. and Mrs Wilbur j, Carver have
named their daughter, recently born al
Norfolk, Caroline.
Mrs. Scott Blanchard uewene Nichols
and son Scott, are guests OF Capt. and
Mrs. Charles Nichols.
Miss Mildred Nelson of Brewer is the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Nathaniel Atwood
at the NJ. E. parsonage.
Frank Bell arrived from Bangor Satur-
day in a new Ford and is spending the
week with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Grindle and daughter OF
Penobscot have returned to their nome
after a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Finest Gray.
A section of the Mt. Ephraim Road
from the Colson farm to the Imam
Smart place has been reconstructed and
greatly improved
Henry Kneeland Of Dorchester, Mass
is spending a short vacation IN town
Ms. Kneeland and daughter Phyllis VIII
remain during the season
Mrs. Banning Blanchard, daughters,
Marie, Clara and Anne Of Brooklyn, are
guests of Capt. and Mrs. w. r. Gllkey
for the month of August
Mrs. Leon Corbett Maude Smith and
daughter Elsie returned to their home IN
Brockton after spending several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith.
Mr., and Mrs. Lincoln R. Colcord and
daughter Inez, who are spending the sum
mer at Pine Brook Farm, Barry, Mass
are occupying their home here Tor
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Curtis made
business Trim to Everett last week. They
were accompanied by William ford OF
MeIrose who has spent a short vacation
with his aunt Mrs Mary Sargent, at hel
cottage on Warren street.
The annual Guild sale of useful anc
fancy articles, fiji p lows, home cooking,
ice cream and candy, will be held al
Union hall this, thursday afternoon
The entertainment planned for this even
ing has been postponed until the coming
Monday evening.
On Friday evening Mrs. Albert V
Nickels entertained the kanetota Girls
in honor of her grand daughter, Edna
DuBose Of w estbury, Long Island, who
was formally made a member OF the
group on this occasion. The evenings
program was directed by Lucille HaVener
After the regular routine work story OF
Scotch Ballad was told by the guardian
and storm cloud and Indian war dance
interpreted by TEelma Smith OF brewer
Music for the war dance was appropriate
Nv rendered by comb orchestra. 2
discussion of ways and means tor thu
group outing followed the formal pro
gram. The hostess was assisted by Orlll;
Whitcomb in serving lemonade, fruit
cake and crackers.
The Eastern S.ar clam bake held a
the Dyer shore on Monday was, in spit
of {. number of obstacles, a pleasing
affair. After nunberless clear days,
dense fog rolled in at four, discouraglnI
few of the easily daunted. About
hundred gathered in the shelter of tn
bank to discover that the tide was tn
highest on record and driven in by ba
weather outside, refused to ebb at SEIZED
ule1 time At seven, the clans ant
coffee were ready, lunches opened AM
every one happy A number OF guest
from the summer colony were presen
and expressed Their appreciation of tn
good time. The committee in charg
was Mrs. c. N. Meyers, j. H. Duncal
and William N Parse. The clans wer
dug and baked by Joseph Porter