The Republican journal., 1920-07-15
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of many friends in the death of his wife
which occurred at Orrington on the
seventh. The couple had Just returned
from winter in California.
A large party of members of Bethany
Chapter, o. E. S., enjoyed an outing on
Sunday at the charming spot selected as
the location of the group of camps identi-
lied as Skipaki, Betula Vista, and Sonoma.
Relatives and friends from Lagrange
and South Lagrange to the number of &c
motored in six cars to pass the holiday
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. HIATT, taking
t hem along for picnic dinner at Penob.
scot Park.
Bay View lodge of Rebekahs enter
tanned members of the lodges in Winter
port and Searsport Thursday evening
when the Mrs. Inez Crosby of Camden,
president of the Grand Assembly was
present for an inspection.
Capt William Devereaux of the Sandy
Hook pilots office with Mrs. Devereaux
and their daughters, Misses Priscilla and
Caroline, arrived from Rutherford, N. j.,
early last week and are occupying their
cottage on the north shore of Fl. Point
cove
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Snow were in
the village Saturday evening, MIR. Snow
having arrived that afternoon from Rich
mond where he assumed the duties of SUI
perintendent of schools on July list, the
district including the towns of Bowdoin
and Bowdoinham.
Word was received of the death Of
Donald, the three months old infant of
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Magune on the 9th
at Bridgeport, Conn. The parents and
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. James M.
Croker, have the sympathy of large
circle of friends.
Mrs. John H. Wardwell, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Abbie Walker and
little Eleanor Choate, motored to Auburn
Sunday for visit with her son, Stanley
ardwell and wife. Mrs. William Smith
was also with the party to call on her son
Clement, who is employed in that CITY.
Mrs. Lillias S. Emery will leave Satur-
day for visit with her brother Willard
Staples of Newburyport, Mass, going
later to Stoney Creek, Conn, for a re-
union Of the family of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Henry S. Staples at the summer
home of her sister, Mrs. Everett S. Grant.
William McGilvery motored from Pitts
field last Thursday, accompanied by Miss
Elizabeth Staples and her small sister
Ruth, who had an opportunity to call on
their grandmother and other relatives,
while MIR. McGilveIy made the trip to
Searsport to see his aunt, Mrs Elizabeth
Nichols.
The Stockton Canning Co. has been
accommodating cans and expect to open
for the first time this season very short
v. An addition 4Ox36 has been made to
the factory and two cutting machines
are being installed as rapidly as the ma
terials can be secured. Both canneries
are making plans for packing a superior
line of goods.
An official inspection of the recent
primary vote for representative in this
class was made at the office of the select
men on Friday afternoon, in the presence
of C. R. Chapman of Belfast, represent
ing MIR. Gilkey, Mr.. Hartman in person,
and several interested citizens. MIR.
Hartman gained vote which shows an
apparent tie, and an official recount will
result.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Winship of Au-
gusta, Mrs. Percie Merry, Mrs. Gertrude
Robinson and her daughter, Miss Ruth
Robinson, who has recently closed a
years teaching in Passaic, N. j.. arrived
Saturday afternoon to pass the weekend
with Mrs. Eleanor Colcord and her
daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Shute. The party
was but two members lacking COM
plete family reunion.
The first reunion of the Durham family
in II years took place at the home of
Herbert w. Durham Saturday when his
b rothers and sisters with their families
to the number of 81 assembled to renew
old ties. Tables were spread on the lawn
for an enjoyable dinner accompanied by
much merriment and Renaissance. Men,
beers of the family were present from Co
! umbus, Ohio, Dexter, Bangor and Houl-
ton