The Republican journal., 1919-01-16
SEARSPORT.

DEANS 81 ON L.
James H Duncan was business visi-
tor in Waterville Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Giikey returned Wednesday
from a weeks visit in Brockton, Mass.
Mrs Lila Blee has returned from a
months visit with friends in New York.
Maurice l.. Dolliver has recovered from
his recent illness and is able to be about
town.
Miss Ruth Trundy is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Leon White Uaura TTundy>
in Bangor.
A basket ball game is scheduled for this
evening between Castine A "A. and the
local basket ball team.
Mrs. Henrietta Young, who is i'll at her
home on Union street, is attended by
Miss Elizabeth Porter
u. S. Deputy Collector of Internal
Revenue was in town Monday nvesti-
ting income tax returns.
DR.. Levi Trundy left town to take up
the dental practice of the late DR.. William
Curtis of Everett, Mass.
Clarence L. Gilkey has obtained his re-
lease from Fort Williams and will resume
his position with the S. L. Crosby Co. of
Bangor
Mrs A J. Nickerson and daughter,
Miss Jessie, left Friday for Tampa, Fla,
where they VIII spend the remainder of
the winter
Rev. Felix Powell will continue his
evangelistic services at the M. f. Church
until Tuesday of the coming week. At
tendance at the meetings is excellent.
The following officers have been elected
to serve in the Utu Camp Fire during the
ensuing year: President, Lila Nickerson;
Vice President, Coreta Gray; Secretary,
Frances Ireland; Treasurer Alice Hav-
ener.
Joseph P Curtis of Everett, William
tofd Of Melrose and Charles Eaton of
Antrim, N. H., accompanied the remains
OF Dr. William Curtis from Everett to
TINS town for burial on Wednesday of last
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WGun.
Miss Violet Meyers has returned to
Newton, Mass, where she is attending
the MI, Ida School She has been the
guest of her mother for the past three
weeks.
An interesting letter from l. C. Hav-
ener of Worcester tells of his work with
the ''Y'' and some of his experience in
crossing last August. Mr.. Havener is
Physical Director in the Y. M. c. A. and
is now located al Brest, France.
At the Junior Sunday School of the
First Congregational Church, Thrift
Stamps have been awarded to the fol-
lowing pupils for good attendance during
the last quarter, Mary Havener, Orilla
Whitconb, Alice, Inez, and Minerva
Gray. Glasses in the department are
provided for beginners, first and second
year primary, second, third and fourth
year Junior students.
On Monday evening the following Off
GERS were installed at the regular meet |
ing of Anchor Chapter, O. E. S., by Past /
Matron Eunice Larrabee of Lakeview, !
Maine: Worthy Matron, Mrs. c. N. .
Meyers; Worthy Patron, James H, Dun |
can; Associate Matron, Mrs. E. w. Gil /
key; Conductress. Miss Lillian G. Pun
nclls; Associate ConductresS, Mrs. l.. D. |
Littletield; Secretary, Mrs. E. w. Fletch-
er; Treasurer, Mrs VIM Goodell; Mar
shal, Mrs. W, M. Parse; Adah, Miss
Florence Colcord; Ruth Miss Harriette
ErsAine; Esther, Mrs, l, W. Havener;
Martha, Mrs John Frame; Electa, Miss !,
Mabel Griffin; Chaplain, Mrs. B F. COL
cord; Warder, Mrs, Florence Towle; Out
side Guardian, Ralph Mortland, Organ
list, Mrs. M. B Thompson. Following
the entering march and seating of the re-
firing officers, Past Matron Miss Colcord
presented the installing officer, Mrs. Lar
rabee, who as Past Matron of Anchor
Chapter was given a most cordial greet
ing. The ceremony of installation was
inpressively given and the floor work of
the evening pleasing AS the close OF the
evening, Mrs. Larrabee was presented by
the Worthy Matron elect with token of
appreciation. A brief musical program
followed the installations: Whlstling solo,
Mrs. William Goodell; vocal solo and en-
core, Miss Katherine E. Brier of Belfast;
solo, Miss Brier, with whistling accom-
paniment by Mrs, Goodell. Prof. Fred
erick Sweetser acted as accompanist dur
ing these selections. Members of the or
der and their friends filled the hall At
ten, supper was served in the dining hall
under the direction of Mrs. |. H. Have
neT, assisted by Mrs. S. l.. Farchild and
Mrs. A. S. Trundy. Salads, rolls, cake
and coffee were attractlvely served and
keeniy appreciated.