The Republican journal., 1919-11-06
SEARSPORT.

oL4 ANIL YIN IL
Eugene Carver of Brookline is the guess
of Mrs Benjamin Carver.
Alexander Sweetser is acting as sexton
at the First Cong'l church.
Arthur Young of Brooklyn, N. y, is
the guest of his mother Mrs. Henrietta
Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Clement left Tues
day for their winter home in Daytona,
Florida.
Repairs upon the south wall of Union
Hall foundation have been completed by
George Sargent.
Arthur Colson is displaying in his groc-
cry store a turnip weighing Is pounds,
the product of local garden.
The local Red Cross membership drive
opened in town Monday under the man
agement of Mrs. j. D. Sweetser.
Capt. B. F. Colcord left Monday noon
for Augusta where he will attend the
special session of the Legislature.
Mrs Elmer Morey and young sons, who
have been the guest of Mrs. A. I. Whit
tier, have returned to their home.
Mrs. Horace Peaslee of Searsport Har-
Dor is caring for Miss Florence Carver
who has been i'll for the past month.
Miss Gladys Heath has returned to her
home in Standpoint after weeks visit
with her cousins the Misses Annie and
Frances Rogers.
Mrs Elizabeth Allen has closed her
house in the western village and will
spend the winter with her son Andrew,
in Orange, N. j.
DR.. James Erskine, who was called
from New York last week by the illness
of his mother, Mrs. James I. Ersklne,
returned to his home Thursday.
Mrs. Dana Dutch arrived Saturday
from Waban, Mass, and is the guest of
her mother Mrs. James T. Erskine, who
is i'll at her home on Main street.
Rev Thomas H. Martin returned Thurs
day after a months absence and the regu-
lar services of the First and Second Cong'l
churches were resumed on Sunday.
Mrs. Henrietta Young of this town and
Mrs Albert Colson have transferred their
interest in the Packard homestead to their
brother, Burton Packard Of Sebec.
At the regular meeting of Searsport
Royal Arch Chapter held Wednesday
the degree was worked upon three can
didates. Refreshments were served,
Ghafie4 GIasf. manaE-s o. the local
moving picture enterprise, announces
that beginning this week the first reel
will be shown at 7.45 instead of eight.
Principal Harold Cobi attended the
teachers convention held on Thursday
and Friday of last week in Portland.
During his absence there was no session
of the High schoo.
The first meeting of the community
glee club proved happy event and the
music was readily taken by a chorus of
forty voices under the direction of Prof.
Frederick Sweetser The second meeting
will be held this evening at 745 in the
service rooms.
On Monday evening Few. Nathaniel
Atwood delivered an interesting lecture,
the subject of which was "From Ocean
to Ocean," The slides used to illustrate
the journey were made from snap shots
taken by Mr., Atwood on trip to Cali
fornia from Plymouth
The farm at Searsport Harbor owned
and occupied by George H. Buck has be-
come the property of Harry G. Davis of
Watertown, who with his fami will at
once take possession using his property
for grazing for which it is especially
adapted. MIR. Buck came to this town
from Princeton and has made many
friends during his residence.
The picnic supper given at the service
rooms on Wednesday by the Woman's
Club was thoroughly enjoyed by the clut
members and their guests. Arrangements
were made by Miss Roulstone and Miss
Colcord and the rooms presented home
like appearance. Covers were laid for 90
The menu included escalloped fish, maca.
roni Venetian, hot rolls, salads, pickles,
coffee and cake. The hour after supper
was spent singing popular songs, Their
tables were arranged for 500. Prizes were
awarded TO Miss Lillian Runnells and A,
S. Trundy -
William Goodell, Jr., entertained six Of
his young friends at his home on Halo.
We'en In manner that will long be re.
membered. The attractive rooms of thu
Goodell home were appropriately decor.
ated for the occasion With jack o-lanterns
After supper of all the good thing
youthful palates crave and are sometimes
denied, stunts were enjoyed until tim
for the pictures to begin. Chaperoned b,
Mrs. Goodell, Billy and his guests appear
ed at the hall in their gay paper caps AM
finished their good time watching Bah,
Marie in Winning Grandma The guest
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