The Republican journal., 1920-10-21
TIE REPUBLICAN, JOURNAL 1HnRsbAY OCTOBER q, 1920

on Wednesday afternoon. The allotted
time was devoted to an address on the
history of Italian art by the hostess Of
the afternoon.
Capt. Will Hartman, inspector for
Crowell & Thurlow, C. L. Pascal of the
Bureau Veritas, and Mr.. Brooks of the
Amer. Bureau of Shipping. were in tow n
last Saturday, looking over the fine
large four master now building at the
Stockton yard.
Last Saturday night large number o f
neighbors and friends filled the home f
Mr.. Albert Larrabee in Prospect on tn e
occasion of a reception held by Mr.. and
Mrs. Worth Larrabee mabel Perkins of
SearsporD following their marriage Oct.
9th. The young couple will reside with
the groom's parents, the elder Larrabee' s
health being far from good.
1t is understood that Mr.. Avery, who
has acted as his fathers understudy in
the management of the Lawrence can =
merry the past season, will be with the
East Coast Fisheries Co. during the win
ter, returning to town with the opening
of the local sardine season when the
young couple will take prominent place
in the younger set of the village.
Will Harding arrived from Hallowel
Monday morning for visit with his
mother and brother. He has with him
months'-old pointer of class and ex-
pected to be joined on Tuesday by a
friend, Mr.. McBsin of Hallowell, and
unit the elusive partridge and woodcook
i n the old f; miliar districts of Prospect.
Congratulations and best wishes from
nnumerable friends await Mr.. and Mrs.
G gorge H. Avery on their marriage in
Portland on Oct 5th by Rev. George c.
D eMott. Few in town have been privi-
legged to meet the young bride who was
Miss Mary o. Libby of Rocklsnd, al
though the announcement of the engage
ment was made some months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Stanley Wardwell ar
rived home Sunday afternoon from Au-
burn for an indefinite stay occasioned by
the continued illness of the formers
ia Their, Mr.. j. H. Wardwel, and his
grandmother, Mrs. Abbie Walker. Both
OF the invalids are slowly on the mencs
but Mrs. Wardwell has been greatly over
taxed as nurse and housekeeper with the
store on her hands.
M. j. Goodere Of Brownville was in
town from Thursday to Saturday of last
week, called by the somewhat alarming
condition of his daughter, Miss Muriel,
who had undergone an operation for re-
moVal of tonsils and was recovering at
their summer place in town. Miss Good
ere and Miss Shute will both be able to
return to Bucksport Seminary this week.
Angus M. Holmes. accompanied by |
Mrs. Holmes and her father, Mr.. McCrea,
left for Eastport in his car last week to
pass the remainder of his vacation. Fri
day while touring he was run into by
Ford with the result that Mrs. Holmes
and her father, an aged man, were thrown
out and painfully but not seriously in
jured. The Car was somewhat damaged
and the coliding Ford wreck.
Town Clerk Trundy recently gave a
demonstration of how to properly handle
gun in the field to party of young APP
plicants for hunting licenses 1t is moth
ing less than appalling the way young
steTs are permitted to 60 out hunting in
lunches without any regard for safety
first. Mr.. Trundy's public spirit is COM
mendable and his efforts should be car
ried in mind by those who had the ad-
vantage of his instruction.
1t transpires that the store of the
Ames Grocery Co. was entered one
morning about four o'clock last week.
A tlashlight sweeping the shelves called
the attention of one who happened to be
up in an apartment on the second fool
across the street and the marauder took
quick alarm. Nothing was discovered
missing The more talk made about an
incident of this sort and the more pub
licity given, the more uneasy lies the
head of the guilty person.
SMANVlI