The Republican journal., 1919-06-19
SEARSPORT.

in town.
The Congregational Guild met at the
home of Mrs. James H. Pendleton on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Leon White Uaura Trundy) of
Bangor is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs A. E. Trundy.
Miss Lucy Ross was the guest of Miss
Sally Dow in Brewer for few days last
week, returning Saturday with Mrs. Dow.
Miss Alice Walker recently entertained
at White Cap Mrs Wingate Cram, Miss
Jane Roberts and Miss Louise Sargent of
Bangor.
Mrs Myra Ordway and Miss Maude
Bryant have completed their school work
in town and returned to their home in
Searsmont
The Utu Camp Fire Girls held socia-
Bile in the M. E. vestry on Monday even-
ing. Games were played and ice cream
was on sale.
Miss Elnora Warehouse, who has spent
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. &. w.
Thompson of Johnstown, N. Y, has ar
rived in town for the summer.
Capt. Melvin Nichols of Seattle, Wash,
arrived Friday for several months visit
with his brother, Capt. D. c. Nichols and
his sister, Mrs. A. j. Nickerson.
Charles C. Hamilton of Newton reach
ed town by automobile, Monday, accom-
panied by Milton Kneeland and Miss En-
lily Kneeland of Minneapolis, Mimi.
Capt. and Mrs. B. F. Colcord, Miss
Florence Colcord, Mrs, Rachel Pendleton
and Mrs. Mortimer Stevens spent Satur-
day in Augusta, making the "trip by auto
mobile.
Mrs. Edward Davis sustained painful
! injuries from an unusual cause, falling IL
feet from barn window on Sunday, June
9th. She is suffering from fracture and
severe bruises.
Mrs. L. c. Havener left on Tuesday of
! last week for Worcester. She will return
within a few days accompanied by her
daughter Lucille, who will spend her va
cation in town.
Capt. and Mrs James B. Parse of New
York have returned to their home after a
trip to Montreal Miss Edith Parse and
Miss Lucy Sargent are expected in town
/ hu1 oddS lOl liz SSoSoh'
Rev. Thomas H. Martin, pastor of the
First Cong'l Church, delivered the bac-
calaureate sermon for the graduating
class of the Frankfort High school on
| Sunday evening, June 18th.
On Monday evening, June 23rd, Lone
Star Chapter o. E. S. will be guests of
Anchor Chapter at its regular meeting
The degrees of the order will be worked
upon candidates. Supper will be served
at six.
| Ali schools closed on Friday for the
summer. The following morning the pn-
pills of the Primary, Intermediate and
Reservoir Street schools enjoyed picnic
| in the Mossman Grove. They were at
tended by their teachers, Miss Harding,
Mrs Ordway and Mrs. Gllkey.
One week from today Thursday the
Kanetota Girls will present two amusing
Llaylets, "Honest Peggy" and Fudge
and a Burgular' in the upper veStry OF
the Congregational Church, The plays
were written for young girls and are we'll
within their range of production
On Thursday evening delegation of
twenty visited the NJ E. Church in North
. dISpOI WHICH, HdS lSSC'iIiy ISol So AAiZSN
its forces under the direction of Rev.
I Nathaniel T. Atwood. The trip was made
by automobile and carriage, and was
greatly enjoyed.
The evening service at the Congrega-
tonal Church was of special interest Sun
day Mrs. B. F. Colcord, delegate to the
I County Conference, gave an interesting
account of the day, telling of the churches
represented and the business transacted as
we'll as an outline of the addresses given.
A class for the study of Hurbut's
Teacher Training Course was organized
| in the NJ E. Church last week, from the
Practitioners Class recently received into
membership. A meeting was held Tues
( day evening at the home of Mrs Josiah
Hamilton, with an attendance of twenty,
Punch and cakes were served
j. S. Cote, engineer for the Searsport
Water Co, left Monday for Mllinocket.
During his stay in town the reservoir has
been emptied and cleaned from sediment
and weeds that have collected For the
past month the naturally excellent water
supply has been unsatisfactory because of
the brownish color of the water after
heavy rains, This, it is understood, was
! que 10 the RESERVOIR anu HO IuOIG llOuDlc
is anticipated.
The following interesting program was
presented in the High school room Friday
by the pupils of the High school and Ninth
Grade combining the graduation with a
flag day exercise. The large school flag
was used as background for the plat
form and tri-color streamers were effec-
lively arranged. Program: Song, Battle
Hymn of the Republic, school; rec, Song
of Our Flag, Minerva Gray; original story,
Isabel Frame; original story, Myra Web
Der; song, school; rec, Ambition, Horace
Porter; music, High school, original ghost
story, Christine Games; rec, History Of
Our Flag, Gladys Rose; exercise, Our
Flag, four girls; rec, Betsy's Battle Flag,
Dorothy Bell; letter from foreign
land, Rosilla l. Closson; music, high
school; essay, Ancient Pyramids, Joshua
Curtis '19; rec, A Smile on the Face of
the Would, Elizabeth Sawyer; music,
school; original story, Valma Weber;
Story of Red Cross, Mary Downs; con-
ferring diplomas, Mr.. Roderick. High
school graduate, Joshua Curtis, Ninth
Grade, Charles Whittier, Mary Downs
Harold Ridley, Beatrice Rich, Russell
Staples, Gladys Rose, Stanley Card. Miss
Lillian G. Runnells, Prin. of the school,
and Miss Flora johnson, teacher of the
grammar room, were in charge of the
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