The Republican journal., 1920-06-24
SEARSPORT.

Miss Frances Ireland is visiting friends
in Bangor.
Charles C. Hamilton lett Friday fol
Boston after a short visit in town.
Miss Valma Weber was the guest re-
Gently of Miss Vivian Millken in Angus
ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon White and daughter
Ruth of Bangor spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Trundy.
Capt. Amos Nickels returned Friday
from fishing trip to Beddington, with
party of Belfast friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence L. Gilkey and
son Ralph of Bangor were the week end
guests of Capt and Mrs. w. R. Gilkey
and Mrs. Pyam Gilkey.
Rev. T. H. Martin, Miss Abbie Chase,
Mrs. Ebert Monroe and Mrs. Buck at
tended the Congregational County Con-
ference held in Freedom last week.
Miss Ethelind B. Havener arrived Sun
dav from Santee Neb., where she had
been the past year as teacher of English
and History in the Santee Normal
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver C. Atwood of
Dorchester, Mass, who are the guests for
few weeks of Mrs. Ella Dolliver. left
last week for a visit with Mr.. Atwood's
relatives in Winterport.
Mrs. Harold Graham of Bangor, Mrs.
James Sweeney and Mrs. Ray Linnell of
Rumford Falls, and Mrs. Walter Nicker-
son of Bar Harbor motored to Searsport
Monday and were the guests of Mrs.
Flora Roulstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Blanchard and
Mrs. George Merrill arrived by auto last
Wednesday from New York. The
Blanchards will make a short stay in
town returning to New York early this
week. They will come to Searsport the
first of July for the remainder of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pettee arrived
recently from Sharon, Mass, and have
opened their summer home on the Shore
Road. This season Mrs. Pettee will be in
charge of the Tea Room formerly con
Quoted by Miss Frances Pettee and sew
eral friends, and known as the College
Club Tea Room.
Rehearsals are going on for the Pill
grim Pageant to be given early in July
by the girls of the Kanetota Campfire
Group under the direction of the guardian,
Mrs. j. H. Duncan. The pageant will be
given on the Congregational Church
grounds, and will be followed by a Co.
lonial Tea served at o'clock. The girls
who will take the principal parts are
Isabel Frame, Valma Weber, Frances
Rogers, Christine Eames and Edith Parse.
They will be supported by the younger
girls of the group
Townspeople are rejoicing over the fact
that Searsport is to celebrate the Fourth
with real celebration. For number of
years Searsport people have gone out of
town to celebrate the national holiday,
but this year that will not be necessary,
as fine celebration is being planned,
under the direction of several ex-service
men, who are being substantially aided by
citizens of the town. There will be big
parade, a ball game, races, etc., and in
the evening, movies, fire works and a
dance in Union Hall.
Whereas, the All-wise Father in His
infinite wisdom, has called from us our
beloved brother, Fred Kane, therefore, be
it resolved that we, the members of Sears
Lodge, No. 80, l. o. O. F., extend our
sympathy TO the bereaved family, that
while our hearts are filled with sorrow,
we must acknowledge the wisdom of Him
who doeth all things well.
Resolved, That our charter be draped
for thirty days; copy of these resolu-
tons sent to the family; copy placed
upon our records, and copy sent to the
Bangor Daily News for publication.
Signed,
James E. Wentworth
Fred NJ Perkins