The Republican journal., 1920-07-29
bay Harbor, arrived Sunday afternoon
for visit with DR.. and Mrs. H. G. Hich-
horn and other relatives

bay Harbor, arrived Sunday afternoon
for a visit with DR.. and Mrs. H. G. HIGH
born and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phillips and son
Lucine of Pittsfield and their son Harold
and his wife of New Hampshire, left Fri
day after visit with Mrs. Phillips sis
ter, Mrs. L. S. Titcomb.
A Republican caucus is called for Sat-
urday at p. m. at the office of A. M.
Ames to elect delegates to attend a
county convention in Belfast on August
End to nominate candidate for sheriff
at the election Sept. 18th.
Rev. James Henry, former pastor OF
the Congregational Church of this town,
and Mrs. Henry and their two children of
East Holden, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Beacroft of Pennsylvania, re-
Gently called on old friends.
Manager Wardwell has caused to be
installed in Denslow hall an exhaust fan
which materially adds to the comfort of
the crowds which pack the hall at his
dances and moving picture shows by
greatly improving the ventilation.
The recount of votes for class repre-
sentative which took place in the office
of the State secretary last week showed
Washington D. Hartman to be winner
over Mr.. Gilkey of Islesboro. The matter
has yet to 60 before the governor and
council.
Mrs. Eliza Trundy, who is spending
some months with her daughter, Mrs.
Edwin A. Parker in Frankfort, was in
town for the day on the goth, having &C
companied her grandson and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hatch of Lisbon Falls for
a visit with relatives.
The many friends of Miss Harriet
Hichborn, whose condition following her
arrival in Portland with her sister, Miss
Mary Hichborn, became very critical,
will be glad to learn that she is showing
decided improvement under the care of
specialists and nurses.
DIR. ana Mrs. Isaac P. Park of Revere,
Mass, left Monday to return to Weber
pond in Vassalboro where they have been
passing the mouth at the camp owned by
Mrs. Parks brother. They were in town
for several days visiting Mr.. Parks moth
er, Mrs. Annie S. Park.
Mr. and Mrs French Grant are visiting
relatives in town, having arrived recently
from Detroit, Mich, to close their affairs
in Starks where they have lived on farm
for several years up to their removal to
Detroit, following a period of service in
the shipyards of Bath
Next Sunday are expected Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Field and their son Merrill
and daughter, Mrs. Arthur Dugan, her
husband and son Merrill. The party will
divide their time between the home of
Mr.. and Mrs C. N. Fletcher and the cot
tage of Mr.. and Mrs M. B CHM.
Those who have noticed the brindle
bull pup of genial disposition who claims
Richard Baker as his master and occas-
ionally answers to the name of "Bum"
when he isn't too busy. will be interested
to know that he was brought from Con-
stantinople by Capt. Perry Sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Eames and
daughter Viola of Prospect were in town
Sunday calling on Mrs. Eames' mother
and sister, Mrs. Almeda and Miss Elva
Rendell, who accompanied them to Camp
Sonoma for family reunion with Mrs.
Susie Rendell and her daughter and
granddaughters A somewhat rare fam
ily party of four generations.
Harry kearney, former resident of
this village and employee of the B. & A.
railroad, who resi- gned from the general
freight offices of the road last fall to enter
the automobile business, came down Sat-
uroay to join Mrs. kearney and their
small daughter and son who had been
passing the week at Libby's Auto Rest
They returned Sunday to Bangor.