The Republican journal., 1920-08-19
SEARSPORT.

from brief trip to Boston and vicinity
Mr., and Mrs. George Hoyt of Danbury,
Conn, are the guests Of Mrs. Charles
Colcord.
Mrs. Amos Nichols returned recently
from visit with Mrs. Sarah Nichols in
Portland
MIR. and Mrs Ebe Gilkey of New Bed
ford, Mass, are the gue-ts of relatives in
Searsport
William Parse, the 10 year old son of
Frank Parse of Denver, Col, is the guest
of relatives in Searsport.
Miss Mary Inman left recently for the
Beverly Hospital, where she is in training,
after visit with relatives in town.
Miss Henrietta Gregory and Miss Hazel
Eisnor of Boston are the guests of Mrs.
Donald Vaughan in Reservoir street.
John Richardson, the son of Prof. and
Mrs. Bertrand Richardson of Dorchester
is confined to the house with an injured
foot.
Mrs. Frank Spratt, who has been the
guest of Mrs. F. E. Roulstone for six
weeks, left last week for her home in Bar
Harbor.
The annual meeting of the Gordon
Cemetery Association was held Tuesday
afternoon, Aug. 10th, at the home Of Miss
Q. J. Lawrence.
Among those who assisted at the Con-
ereeatinnal Church fair, the name of Miss
Lillias Eyre, who acl1d as prompter for
the play, was omitted.
Mrs. Jennie Roberts of Somerville,
Mass, arrived recently and was the guest
of Mrs. John Davis for few days before
opening her summer home.
W, F. Gordon of Bfidgewatet, Mass,
and Mi. and Mrs Arthur Healey and son
Gordon of Wollaston, Mass, are guests
of Capt and Mrs. Henry G. Curtis.
Mrs. Lola Sherman of Belfast and Mrs.
Blanche Hatch and two children of Dark
Harpor were the guests recently of Mrs
MiaI Sargent and Miss Aida Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pendleton and
three children of Los Angeles, Gait
have been the guests of DR.. and Mrs. A.
A. jackson and Mrs. Beverly Blu Bose.
Mrs. Sidney B. Sargent and daughter
Doris arrived Friday, joining DR.. Sargent,
who has been III town for two weeks, the
guest of his mother Mrs. Maria Sargent.
The Misses Mary and Azuba DecroW of
New York City have been the guests for
few days of relatives in town, leaving
= Monday for their cottage on Sandy Point.
DR.. and Mrs. William Merrill of Brook
Ign, N Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mer-
rill of Wollaston, Mass, were the guests
recently of Mrs Lillias Merrill and Mrs.
Abarine Towle
The annual meeting of the Mount Hope
Cemetery Association will be held on
Tuesday, Aug 18th, at p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Mial Sargent. A full at
tendance is requested.
Miss Miriam Whittier arrived Sunday
from Hampton, Va, where she has been
EMPLOYED for seven years as secretary to
Vice Prin. Phenix of Hampton Institute.
Miss Whittier is the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. H. 7, Whittier.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist church
held very successful sale OF fancy artl-
cles. cooked food, aprons, pillow slips,
ETC., in the church vestry on Thursday
afternoon. Practically everything was
sold. and the receipts were large
Mrs. Joseph b. Sweetser gave pleas
ant party at her home in Mossman street
on Friday afternoon. in honor OF mel
house guest, Mrs M. j. O'Nell OF Provi-
dence, R. !. Sewing and needlework
were in order and punch and fancy cakes
were served. About twenty guests were
present.
A yery ENJOYABLE affair was the clam.
bake gwen on Friday evening on the
Dyer shore by Mrs. Beverly Du Bose ant
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Jackson, in honor O.
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs Louis Pendle
ton of Los Angeles, Calf. About II peo
ple were in attendance and clans and no
coffee were served in addition to picnic
supper.
Mrs. Frederick F. Black and son Fred
erick arrived Saturday from Camp Zach
ery Taylor, Louisville, KY, and will b.
for several weeks the guests OF Mrs >
w. Black in Main street. Major Black
whose promotion to his present rank II
of recent date, left Camp Taylor recent
ly for Camp Perry, Ohio, to attend tn
National shoot
At meeting held in Union Hall Oh
Thursday evening, the Woman Com
mittee of the Republican party was or
ganized Mrs. Jennie II. Roberts
Somerville, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Pendleton of Los Angles, CANT.
were the speakers and were introduced b.
Capt B. F. Colcord. The meeting wa
presided over by Miss Rebecca M. Ross
town chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Decrow and daugh
ter Henrietta left Monday for their nom
in West Upton, Mass. after spendin
several weeks at the Parse cottage l.
Steamboat avenue. Their daughter, Mrs
Dorothy Whitman, and two children VIII
have spent several weeks in town, let
Monday for Sandy Point, where they wi
be the guests of the Misses Mary an
Azuba Decrow at their cottage.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whittier of this tow
announces the engagement of her young
est daughter, Miss Anne E. Whittier, an
Mr.. Charles E. Moore of Los Angeles
Calf. The announcement will be of in
terest to many people in Searsport an
elsewhere, as Miss Whittier is one of tn
most popular girls of the younger set
town. She met her fiance at Hampton
Va, he being lieutenant in the U. S. A
and stationed at Fortress Monroe, N
definite date has been set for the wedding
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