The Republican journal., 1919-07-24

Florence Mahoney is employed at H. D,
McLellan's, North Shore.
Miss Isabel CHM spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bray at Birch Crest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Southland motored to
Augusta Saturday to spend the weekend
Several automobile parties from Unity
and Freedom spent Sunday with M. F.
Elwell, Little River
Mr.. and Mrs George SawtelIe of Provi-
dence, R. l., are at C. A. Sheldon's cot
| tage On Birch Crest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Carr are spending
few days at their cottage at Pleasant
| Pond near Bingham, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lewis of Castine
have beeu visiting Mrs. Lewis parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Mahoney.
Edwin Boggs and wife, also Miss Edna
Boggs and William Hahn, all of Warren,
called on friends in town LAST week.
Miss Mabel Wadlin of West Newton,
Mass, and friend, Miss Emma Fisher of
Washington, .. c., are visiting Capt. and
Mrs. Wadlin.
Miss Helen SWEET of Brewer and her
niece, Miss Elizabeth Preble of Needham,
! Mass, are spending an outing of several
days at Northport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Carr of Masss-
chusetts are at Temple Heights, where
they are occupying the Bangs cottage for
the summer season.
Mrs. Frank S. Aiken and Miss Frances
Aiken of Brewer are spending the season
a
the Daggett cottage
Mrs. Lillian c. Smith Of Manchester.
N. H., is spending several weeks at her
cottage at Temple Heights and will later
entertain friends there
/ Mr.. and Mrs Almerin Dickey and Mrs
Coombs of Belfast spent Sunday with
their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs W.
II. Dickey, on Birch Crest Park
Mrs. Lizzie Benson Smith, formerly of
this city, now of Wenatchee, Washington.
has arrived at her cottage at Temple
Heights. She will go west again in Sep
tember
The Dickey Real Estate Co
have sold for John JaQuith of Fairfield
his cottage at Temple Heights to Parker
Young of Lincolnvile, who will occupy it
this summer
Mrs. Howard Haroeck of Brooklyn, NJ
y, with her daughter and husband and
grandchIld, are visiting Mrs Harbeck's
father, Edward c. Leseur, at Northport
campground.
Mr.. and Mrs. r F. T0wson and son
Harold f. or Reading, Pa., are guests of
MIR. and Mrs W. Morris Deisher, North
Shore. They came from Reading in Mr.
/ Towson's car. accompanied by Mr.. Deish~
er.
The Dickey-knowlton Real Estate Co.
have rented the Pendleton cottage at
Temple Heights" to MI and Mrs. James
B. Hail Of Dexter, and the Tue cottage
at Northport Campground to Mr.. and
Mrs. a, &. Chalmers of HaynasYiIle for
= the season.
The annual meeting Of the Temnle
Heights Spiritual Association will be held
at Temple Heights Thursday, August
21st, at four o'clock in the afternoon at
the auditorium, when the officers for the
ensuing year will he elected and the an
nual business connected with the grounds
will DE arranged.
Lieut., Henry A. johnson of New York
arrived Friday morning to spend the
weekend with MIR. and Mrs Ira M. Cobe.
o5 Cobe, johnson & Pratt of New York
of which Ira M. Cobe is senior and Mai,
Pratt, who spent weekend here short
time ago, is the junior member.
In the mems handicap sweepstakes
opened Saturday at the Country Club
and which viii be continued each week
during the remainder of the season, DR..
William Z. Libbey of Belfast had g. the
lowest nel and W. E. Hatch of New Bed
ford, Mass "a, the lowest gross
In the auction tournament last Thurs
day at the Country Club, Miss G.. Bernice
Rogers won fhe prize, pair of asbestos
table mats with crochet coverings. It
has been decided to give a prize each plav
rather than several at the end of the sea-
son as heretofore. There was a good at
tendance Thursday. Ices and cake were
served.
There was good attendance, including
several private parties, and most enjoy
able affair at he semi-monthiy dance at
the Country Club Friday eve. Mckeen's
orchestra was never III better form and
responded to many encores. The night
was perfect and the broad porches were
most delightful resting places between
dances. Ice cream and cake were served
at lntermisslon.
Women members of the Golf Club are
putting in a good deal of time training
for the tournament which opens Friday,
July 25th, for which handsome silver
cup is offered. The two lowest scores in
the singles will compete. In addition to
the names published last week the fol-
lowing will play: Mrs. Grace &. Pillsbury
and Mrs. Robert c. Ward Of Belfast and
Mrs. Eugene 7. Savage of Brewer.
A very entertaining concert was given
at the Country club Sunday evening, and
very large crowd was in attendance. A
piano trio was played by Miss Amy E.
Stoddard, Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker and
Miss Marguerite E. Owen; Miss Kathe-
rlne E. Erier sang several solos with
Prof. Frederick Sweetser of Searsport,
at the piano. Mrs. S. A. Parker read
several selections and Harold Staples of
Dixfield, who has recently returned from
service in France, played several lum-
be1s on the violin. Each artist was
warmly applauded 1t is hoped next
Sunday to have Hallett Gilberte, the
well known composer who is at his sum
mer home in Lincolnville, and Mrs,
Ogarita Rose Rugg of Philadelphia, for
merly of Rock land, who will sing some
of Mr.. Gilberte's songs.
SOUTH FREEDOM.