The Republican journal., 1920-05-13
SEARSPORT.

OEANOI ON L.
Ibra Williams of Boston was the guest
recently of his sister, Mrs. E. w. Gilkey.
George Buck moved last week into tn he
Whittier house which he recently pur-
chased.
Mrs. Wilbur Barker of Brooks was the
guest recently of her daughter, Mrs. W.
r. Blodgett.'
Mrs. Prudence McGilvery of Lewiston
is the guest of Mrs, James NJ Pendleton
for few days.
Rev. T. H. Martin attended the yearly
Congregational Conference held IN Port
land last week.
Gordon Butman of Boston recently
made brief visit with his mother, Mrs.
James P. Butman.
Mrs. E. D. P. Nickels, who spent the
winter in Boston aud vicinity, arrived in
Searsport Thursday,
Harry Delano was in town Monday,
called here by the death of his mother,
Mrs George Delano.
Mrs. Carrie Delano arrived Monday
from Bangor, to attend the funeral ser
vices of Mrs. George Delano.
Maurice S. Dolliver spent last week at
Swan Lake for the fishing. He came
home with string of 13 fine trout.
Mrs. Willard Rich arrived Saturday
from months visit with relatives IN
Tewksbury, Boston and Lowell, Mass.
Daniel Devereaux arrived Saturday
from Jacksonville, Fla, to spend the
summer at his home on the Shore Road.
Mr.. and Mrs Nehemiah Roulstone have
rented an apartment at 70 Falmouth ST.,
Belmont, Mass, and took possession last
week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Allen arrived last week
from Orange, N. j., where she spent the
winter at the home of her SON, Andrew
Allen.
Mrs. Rufus Field, who spent the winter
in Bar Harbor and Thomaston, has arriv-
ed IN Searsport and opened her home in
Norris street.
MIR. and Mrs Charles Green arrived
Thursday from Buffalo, N. Y, each driv-
ino home a new Buick car for W. K.
Gilkey & Son.
Charles Hartley Of Monroe, who is en-
ployed by Leroy Littletield, has moved
with his family into the Partridge house
in Norris street.
Capt. and Mrs. B. F. Colcord and Miss
Mabel Griffin attended the funeral serv-
ices for Capt. James N. Pendleton at
Hampden Friday afternoon.
Edward j. Wentworth and Henry JEFF
ferson represented Mariners Lodge OF
Searsport at the annual meeting OF the
Grand Lodge Of Masons held IN Portland
last week.
Miss Elnora Waterhouse, who spent the
winter with her niece, Mrs. Natalie Cyr,
in Cambridge, Mass, arrived lone last
week and has opened her house for the
summer.
Frank C. Whitcomb, Capt. Amos Nick
els, Wilbur R. Blodgett, DR.. S. L. Fair
child, Edwin Fairchild, Story Trundy and
Donald Russell were among those who
spent the weekend at Swan Lake for the
fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Gilkey, Mrs. Lii
vona Williams, Mrs. C. E. Adams, Miss
Faustina Harding and Miss Edith Will
lams made up party who motored to
Boston the latter part of last week, leav-
ing Friday afternoon and arriving home
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. G. Renfrew Wilson left Saturday
for Bridgeport, Conn.,, to join her hus'
band, who left last January to accept I
position with the Columbia Graphophont
Co. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson are popular
young people who have been active il
the social affairs of the town. They viii
be greatly missed.
Mrs. Melvin Thompson was brough
home Sunday from the Waldo Count,
Hospital, where she has been i'll for tw'
weeks. Mrs. Thompson is convalescini
very favorably from her recent illness
Mr.. Thompson, U. S. NJ, who has beel
in Searskort on ten days shore leave, lef
Tuesday for Boston to Join his ship.
A May night surprise party which wa
enjoyed alike by host and guests wa
given Roscoe N. Porter Monday evenin
of last week, by the members of his Sun
day school class, called the Wide Awak
Club. An immense May basket hand
somely decorated and filled with as sorte
candies and nuts was hung for Mr.. Por
ter by the boys and girls of the class, VIII
were invited in and given merry even
ing. Those present included Elizabetl
Sawyer, Edith Villains, Lucy Simpson
Adelaide Curtis, Gladys Clement, Alic
and Elsie Cross, VIM. Goodell, Jr., Fre'
Parker and Horace Porter.
Funeral services were held Tuesday af
ternoon for Mrs. Rosanna Emerson, VIII,
died at her home on the Turnpike Roas