The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-09-01
SEARSPORT

Mrs. Mary ]. Devereaux of Castine
was in town Monday.
Harry McCaslin left Monday for a va
cation trip to Boston and vicinity.
James Lombard and Warren Gray left
Tuesday for a vacation trip to Boston.
Capt, and Mrs. Joseph D. Sweetser
were the guests of relatives in Camden
Tuesday.
Pm. Clifford and Miss E. E. Clifford of
Boston are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. An
tonic Croce.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Allen, Miss Jessie
Nickerson and Miss Rebecca Ross motor
ed to Bar Harbor, Monday for golf.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Gilkey and Mr..
and Mrs. F. l Mortland returned Mon
day from a motor trip through Aroos-
took county.
Andrew w. Allen arrived Sunday from
New York. He was accompanied from
Boston by Mrs. Allen, who went up on
Fridays boat.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel CalderWood of
Roxbury, Mass, arrived Tuesday and are
guests of Mrs. Edward S. Calderwood on
Pleasant Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Upper, who are
summering at Ogunqult, arrived Tuesday
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Upper at
their cottage on Pleasant Point.
Mrs. Hill Rogers, who is spending the
summer at Castine, was the guest OF
Mrs. Ellen Leib and Miss Louise DECKER
son Leib Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. E. w. Gilkey. Mrs. Lii
yona William, Mrs. c. E. Adams, Miss
Faustina Harding and Miss Edith Will
Jams left Tuesday for motor trip to
Ripogenus.
Mrs. Simon Fraser OF Easton, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Amos
Simpson the past two weeks, underwent
surgical operation Tuesday at the lap
ley hospital in Belfast.
Mrs. Helen Colcord, who was operated
upon at the Waldo County hospital for
conclusion of the brain, the result of be-
ing injured in an auto accident, is stead
ily improving and it is believed by the
attending physicians that the danger
period is passed.
George Pettee of Sharon, Mass, who
is spending few weeks at his summer
home on the Shore Road, broke his right
arm Sunday, while cranking his car
The fracture was reduced by DR.. Tapley
of Belfast.
Mrs Dana Dutch and Miss Harriet
Erskine gave sailing party Monday, in
honor of their house guests, the Misses
Sawyer, Miller and Boyd of New York.
L. IT. md he %v,,~
was made in the Conary boat. Landings
Landing, Islesboro, and picnic dinner
was served in the latter place. The day
was ideal and the affair was much en-
ioyed
Funeral services for Joan Burgess
Smith, the little daughter of Mr.. and
MIS- Earl P. Smith, who died Saturday
of paralysis of the brain, were held from
the Smith home Tuesday at p. M, Rev.
church officiating The little casket was
banked with flowers sent by sympathiz-
ing friends. The bearers weae Donald
Vaughan, Irving Rich, Sumner Small
and Joshua Curtis, and interment was
made in the family lot in the Village
cemetery.
Probably never before in it's history has
Searsport been so full of summer guests
as this season. All of the regular sum-
mer people are here, some who have not
visited the old town for many years, and
many who never were here before It
speaks we'll for the attractions of the
place, that those who have once spent a
vacation IN Searsport almost invariably
come again. People entertain themselves
in various ways. Dances with excellent
music are held at least once week. NOV
ing pictures of the best arc shown three