The Republican journal., 1919-05-22
1n't Forget the
White Opening
Summer Millinery
SATURDAY,
May "a, 1919
H. H. COOMBS 90.
SEARSPORT.
H. H. COOMBS 90.

Mrs Clara Blanchard who spent tn
winter in New York arrived last week
Fred Harris of Jamaica Plains, Mass.
arrived Monday for a week of fishing a
Swan Lake.
Melvin B. Thompson of New York is
guest at the home of Capt. and Mrs A
B. Pendleton.
Capt and Mrs. James H. Pendletor
who spent the winter in Eustis, Florida
arrived Wednesday.
Mrs E. D. P. Nichols arrived in Sears
port last week and has reopened her hom,
in West Main street.
Fred E. Swift motored up from Rock
land Saturday, to spend the week end a
his home in Searsport.
Capt. Asa Tower and family of Ban
gor have moved to the Park place which
Capt, Tower recently purchased.
DR.. A. A. jackson of Everett, Mass
arrived Tuesday to spend few days al
his bungalow on Pleasant Point
Mrs. Lud c. Havener of Worcester
Mass. and Mrs VIM. Curtis and daugh-
ter Elizabeth of Everett, arrived by auto
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Curtis who spent the win
ter at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Henry kneeland, in Dorchester, arrived
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Tenney of Houlton and Mr.
and Mrs. John Tenney, Jr. of Worcester,
Mass, arrived Friday for a visit with
Mrs. j. W. Black.
Among those who were in town to at
tend the funeral of Sumner Stevens, were
John Stevens of Rochester, N. H., and
Mrs. c. c. Murphy of Rangeley
Charles Jahonnet of Newton Upper
Falls, Mass, arrived by auto Friday with
party of seven. They went to Swan
Lake for week of fishing and are guests
al Marden's.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs Lincoln Col
cord will regret to learn that they will
not open Their summer home here this
season, but will spend the summer months
at Barre, Mass
Miss Jessie Nickerson and Miss Rebecca
Ross went to Boston by train Friday, for
the purpose of driving home their Odds
mobile roadster, which was shipped from
Tampa by boat
Mrs. Henrietta R. Young who has been
for several months the guest OF Lieut.,
Com. Wilbur J. Carver and Mrs Carver
in Norfolk, Va, is now in Brooklyn, N
Y, at the home of her sister, Mrs. AL
bert Colson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Curtis of Everett,
Mass, arrived iu Searsport Friday by
auto, making the run from Everett in one
day. While in town Mr.. Curtis will
superintend the making of garden at
his summer home here.
Austin X, Vaughan, who for year and
half has assisted his brother, Donald
Vaughan, in the Searsport Drug Store,
completed lis duties there Saturday and
went to Belfast, where he will have a
position with Swan-W Written Co.
Miss Alice Blanchard arrived Saturday
from New York, and is the guest of Mrs
Fred Swift. Miss Blanchard came to
town to superintend the opening of the
Blanchard house in West Main street for
the summer. lie estate has been let to
Miss Gibson Of Bangor
Miss Lillian Smith was operated upon
at inc Waldo County Hospital on Satur-
day, Drs. Carl Stevens of Belfast and S.
L. Fairchild OF Searsport performing the
operation Friends will be glad to know
that Miss Smith came through the ordeal
finely and is quite comfortable.
Letters received Monday from Lieut.
Nehemiah Roulstone, in Langres, France,
tells of the destruction of his quarters by
fire on the night of April 30th Lieut.
Roulstone lost about 1000 francs worth of
property, including dress uniform, two
coats and in fact most of his personal
effects
A most successful pubic card party
was given in the Service Rooms Friday
evening by Anchor Chapter, Q. z. S..
Capt. B. F. Colcord, Capt Joseph Sweet
ser and Dr. S. L. Fairchild were hosts
and the evening was much enjoyed A
large number were present and the re-
ceipts were very satisfactory. Delicious
ice cream and cake were served after the
game.
A disastrous fire occurred at the home
of Nathan Keene on the Black road, late
last Thursday afternoon. The house,
shed and barn were DESTROYED, with all of
the household goods and valuable horse.
Nathan keene and his son Melvin were
away at work, leaving Mrs. Keene an