The Republican journal., 1921-03-03
SEARSPORT

MI ouO NllS hdWdl0 opShI Jun
day in Bangor.
Mr.. James Bartholomew of Boston has
been in town for several days repairing
the Methodist and Congrega tional church
organs.
Miss Christina Doyle. VINO has been
the guest of Mr.. anu Mrs Edm und Emo,
returned to her home in Ellsworth Satur-
day.
Sam Calderwood of Roxbury, Mass,
who has been the guest of his grandpa
rents for the past week, returned home
Saturday.
Coal news: AT the dock, tiN E. masted
schooner Howe, c. P, coal; awaiting to
dock, barge Spring B. & A; SCH Crissey,
for Norfolk, stea mers Ripogenus and
Ruth; amount of coal discharged from
Dec. 25th to Feb 25th, 1903, 600 tons.
The teachers of the Congregational
Sunday school joined with the Joymakers
class in giving a masked Washington
Party at the Congregational conference
room, Monday, Feb. 21st About twenty
masked and there were present all sorts
of costumes and DISCUSSES. Games were
played and social time passed The
time passed all too quickly for the young
people. Candy was served by the hos
tesses. The proceeds from the social
were turned into the Sunday school fund.
Mrs. C. n Meyers entertained eight
guests at luncheon bridge Thursday, Feb
Gath. The guests found their places by
place cards with quotations made from
the initials of their names. The place
cards also matched the guests for bridge
following the dainty lunch. Mrs, W, II.
Goodell won the first prize. Those pres
ent at this delightful party were Mrs. w.
NJ, Parse, Mrs j. D. Sweetser, Mrs. F,
B. Smith, Mrs H. G. Curtis, Mrs. w. H.
Goodell Mrs. Frank Curtis, Mrs. Cora
Dow and Miss Mabel Griffin
Anchor Chapter, 0. E. s., entertained
Mariners Lodge Tuesday evening at Ma
sonic hall. A delicious supper was served
at 80. The guests were asked to ap-
pear in oldfashloned costume nd a num-
Der came in finery of the good old days
Renfrew Wilson, Worshipful Master of
Mariners Lodge, appeared as George
Washington, and Agnes Gilkey, Worthy
Matron of Anchor Chapter, as Martha
Washington. After supper was over the
dining h i'll was cleared and Virginia Keel
and other old time dances were danced
Those who didn't care to dance played
cards all who attended vote the affair
together time would come oftener Mrs.
A. E. Trundy was chairman of the
supper committee and Mrs. N. F. Gilkey
chairman of the decorating. These ladies',
with able assistants, worked hard for the
success of the party and were given a
vote of thanks for pleasant evening.
Searsport High school Basket Ball team
played Castine Normal Saturday evening,
winning 10 to 15 The Castine team
played clean game and were good sports
even though out-classed by the home
team. After the game, Miss Rum ellis,
principal of the Searsport High school,
assisted by Mrs. George Porter and Miss
Lucy Curtis, Miss Alice Porter, Miss
Frances Rogers and Miss Beatrice Rich,
served both Basket Ball teams with re-
freshments at the Service Rooms.
Searsport Castlne.
Jackson Id Harmon If
Whittum RIB Gonzales rf
Closson Danforth C
Lowell If Jellison b
Curtis r f Race b
There will De game in Union ha II,
Thursday, March Sd. between Searsport
High and Brewer High. A dance, mu sic
by Mckeen's orchestra follows the gam e.
The Junior League of the Meth odist
church gave Chinese entertainment in
the vestry Thursday evening, Feb. Gath.
Twenty five took part. The costumes
WcIc bcut llOm OOSIOu ny IuC w OihCu .
Board of Missions. First on the program
was Chinese wedding Burton Bailey,
director, and several attendants ppeared
scattering rice. They marched up the
aisle to the altar by music furnished in
true Chinese manner by band. Soon
the groom, Carl Sawyer, and his attend
ants took their places at the altar. Then
the bride, Beulah Davis, was brought in
a Chinese chair, carried by four faithf ul
servants and attended by her ladies in
waiting. The party having assembled
the ceremony was performed after the
Chinese custom. Next on the program
was Chinese song, given bya chorus of
girls and boys in very finished man ner.
The Chinese band furnished selection
in very noisy manner as is the custom
of a Chinese band. The meeting OF two