The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-11-25
SEARSPORT.

Pyam Gilkey of Boston arrived recent.
ly and will spend Thanksgiving with his
family in town.
Mrs. George Tibbetts, who has beef
the guest of Miss Emma Field, returned
Monday to her home in Orrington.I
Miss Annie D. Rogers returned Thurs
day from weeks visit with her cousin,
Miss Gladys Heath, in Standpoint.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will meet ON Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. E. W. Gilkey in
Water street.
Steamer Ruth arrived Saturday with
genus arrived Sunday with coal from
Savannah, Ga.
The children of the junior department
of the Congreg Sunday school
were given Thanksgiving party at the
vestry on Saturday afternoon from 2 to
8. The affair was in charge of the older
girls of the school and was much enjoyed
by the little ones. Games and music
were In order and ice cream and fancy
cookies were served.
Services were held Sunday mornin 6
and evening in the Congregational church
vestry, the church having been closed
since the first Sunday in October. Rev.
Warren ]. Moulton of the Bangor Theo-
logical Seminary supplied the pulpit at
both services. Next Sunday arrange
ments have been made to have Rev.
Harold LeMay of South Gardiner preach
at morning and event ng services.
Mrs. Stanley Head Of this town, VINO
was injured in an automobile accident on
the North Stockton road Friday morning,
is getting on as comfortable as could be
expected. Mrs. Head underwent a sur
qical operation for appendicitis several
months ago and her right side was more
or less injured. She was also badly,bruis-
ed and suffered considerably from the
shock, She was attended by DR.. Taple1
of Belfast The accident occurred wheI
Mrs. Head and David Nickels of THU
town were on their way toward Bango
in Mr.. Nickels car, which skidded ant
turned turtle Mr.. Nickels escaped prac
tically unhurt. The car was very littl
damaged.
The members of the White Elephan
Auction Club were entertained Wednes
day afternoon at the home OIL Mrs. VIM
Goodell on Main street. Three table
were filled for the game, and the frs
prize, a case of crochet cotton, went
Miss Lena Nye. The consolation, pi 4
cushion, was received by Mrs. Wn
Parse. Mrs. Goodell was assisted by he
son, VIM. Goodell, Jr., in serving shrim
wiggle, tea, cake and home made can
dies. The afternoon was much enjoye
by the following guests: Mrs. A. B. PEI
dleton, Mrs. Fred Burr, Mrs. VIM. Par s.
Mrs j. w. Black, Mrs. Henry Curti
Mrs Frank Curtis, Mrs. N. F. G like!
Mrs E. W. Gilkey, Mrs. c. N. Meyers
Mrs. Harold Cook, Miss Lena Nye
Portland.
one of the pleasantest affairs of la
week was the supper and entertain mel
given on Thursday evening by knyvet
Rebekah Lodge for the members of Sea
Lodge, l. o. o. F., and friends. II
following program was given: Piano due
Mrs. Grace Sargent and Miss Hele
Brown; reading, Miss Blanche Sweetse
vocal solo, Miss Vivian Vincent; voc
duet. Mrs. Edith Towle and Rev. N.
Atwood; reading, Mrs. Hattie Monre
vocal duet, Miss Vivian Vincent al
Roscoe N. Porter vocal solo, Albert
Kane; reading, Mrs Edith Towle. CHAR
Green, violin; Sumner Small, cornet; a
Miss Harriet Roulst one, piano, played t
closing number and a march by viii
the company march he'd to the banqu
hall below, where bountiful supper W
served, the menu including baked beal
hot rolls. pickles, salads, cake, doughnu
and coffee.
The Victory ball given by the Repu
lican club of Searsport at Union Hall
Thursday evening, was very much of
success and was enjoyed by lar
c,owd including many from out Of tow