The Republican journal., 1919-07-10
SEARSPORT.

MIS-. GOuld fnntOn ana son hOldnQ OF
Bangor, spent the holiday in town.
Levi D. Rogers and his grandson, Hen
ry Rogers, spent Thursday in Bangor.
Frank Bell of Bangor spent the Fourth
with his family at their bungalow on
Navy street.
Charles M. Whittier arrived home
Monday after trip to Norfolk on the
steamer Briton.
Charles and John Hill are hauling grav-
el for the State road in the Eastern sec
tion of the town.
Mrs. Leon Corbett and daughter Elsie
of Brockton, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P. Nichols and
family of Worcester are at Blueberry
Acres for the month.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon White of Bangor
spent Friday with Mrs. Whites parents,
MIR. and Mrs 4. E. Trundy.
MIR. and Mrs James Whittier of Pitts
field passed through town Saturday,
making a short business call.
The Boston boat made her first trip to
Searsport on July Fourth and was greet
ed with quite demonstration.
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence L. Gilkey were
among our holiday visitors, returning
Monday to their home in Bangor,
DR.. and Mrs. Porter of Los Angeles,
California have opened their summer
home on Macks Point for the season.
Miss Edna DuBose of Westbury, Long
Island, arrived Thursday and is the guest
of her grandmother, Mrs. A. Y. Nickeis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Nickerson and
daughters of Portland were in town
Thursday, the guests of Mrs. Flora Roul-
stone.
The traffic Thursday along the main
road proved the popularity of the blue
line. Cars from many states passed
through town,
The cement foundation for tie Nichols
school house has been completed. The
site selected is little to the southeast of
the old building
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester L. Bailey spent
the holiday and weekend in town re-
turning Monday to Camden where Mr., |
Bailey is employed.
Capt. Albert T. Whittier is at home |
after a trip to New York in the Sch
Virginia Dare, commanded by Capt. Ev
eTett Haskell of Deer Isle.
Mrs. Mary Sargent of Alton has open
ed her cottage for few weeks. William
Ford of Melrose, Mass, was her
guest over the Weekend
On Saturday afternoon at three, the
Kanetota Camp Fire Girls will hold
sale of home cooked food and baisam pill
lows at the Cong'i vestIy.
Miss Eleanor CIosson has completed
her years work in the Northport schools
and is spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs, Israel Closson.
Mrs. James Ford and son Alanson of
Philadelphia reached town Wednesday
and are spending a few weeks at the
Ford homestead on Bay View street.
Miss Lillias Nichols, who has been en-
gagged in library work at Pratt Institute,
Brooklyn, is the guest of her grandmoth
er, Mrs. Lilias Nichols of Water street.
Prof and Mrs Bertram c. Richardson
and son with Mrs. John Sullivan
of Boston have arrived for the season
and are occupying their summer home on
Main street.
Capt and Mrs Albert N. Blanchard
and family have opened their summer
home on Half Way Creek. The trip
from New York was made by automobile,
Jacob Nj. Eames acting as chauifeur.
Mrs. Frederick F. Black entertained
several OF hef tTiea 3 On Saturday after
noon in honor of her sister, Mrs. Robert
T. Nichols of Worcester. Needlework
was enjoyed and cakes and ices served.
The past week was the hottest on rec
ord in a number of years, Saturday being
exceedingly uncomfortable. On Sunday
rain fell for number Of hours, Gearing
the air and bringing the wind oil shore
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel w. Duncan of
Brookline, Mass, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James H. Duncan over Sunday,
arriving by automobile from Portland
and leaving Monday for Angus
ia.
Mrs George Marks and granddaughter,
Miss Frances Bailey, have returned from
Haverhill, Mass, where Miss Bailey is
attending High school and are at the
Marks house at the foot of Elm street
for the summer.
During the past week Mrs. Flora Roul-
stone has entertained her sisters, Mrs.
Frank Spratt Of Bar Harbor, Mrs Abbie
Hussey of Waldo, and Mrs. Andrew
Nickerson of East Corinth. All returned
on Saturday, Mrs. Spratt making the
trip by automobile with her son, Ensign
Spratt.
Rev Charles H Hubbard of Cam
bridge, Mass, spoke in the Cong'l.
Churches at the village ald Harbor on
Sunday, in behalf of the Pilgrim Memo
rial Fund for the relief of sick and aged !
pastors and their families in the denomi-
nation. The apportionment for the two
churches is 5000 for the village and SITS |
for the HarboI to be contributed in a pc
riod covering i've years. Both amounts |
irnuediatel nledaed oninG well |.