The Republican journal., 1921-02-03
SEAR6PORT.

MISS oahy LOW u teacnlng IN DanVeIs,
Mass.
Mr.. Edward iskels is in New York
for a few days on Eusiness.
Miss Christine boyle of Ellsworth is
the guest of Mr.. AMI Mrs. Edmund Emo.
Ladies' Guild of congregational church
met Tuesday AFTERNOON with Mrs. D. C.
Nichols
The intermediate school gave benefit
sociable Tuesday evening for the Euro
pean children's fund in the M. E. vestry.
Cake and candy was sold and games
played. The affair cleared 5000
COAL NEWS. Finished discharging
Saturday night ba.ge H. At the dock
barge Spring. Awaiting dock barge
Greenside, B. & A., Ramsey, c. & P,
Phoenix, C. & P, Herndon, B. & A,
steamer Ripogenus; Great Northern Pa
per, and steamer Ruth, Great Northern
Paper.
Scar sport High scaool basket ball team
played Belfast A. A. team in Belfast Sat-
urday and was beaten. Early in the game
Charles Whittier Of the Searsport team
slipped on the floor and broke his leg
This accident took 1.-THE courage of his
fellow players and ROBBED them of great
deal of their INTEREST," i'm the game.
The WomaL's Club was delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. Wilbur Blodgett
Tuesday evening. Auction was played
until a late hour. Miss Mabel Griffin wvn
the first prize and Olive Trundy the con-
ISOLATION. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess Those present:
Mrs S. L. Fairchild, Mrs F. C Whit
comb, Mrs Edison Fletcher, Mrs. A. S.
Trundy, Mrs. l. H. Havener, Mrs. D. r.
Vaughan, Mrs. Melvin Thompson, Miss
Mabel Griffin, Miss Florence Colcord.
The Islesboro A. A. won from Sears
port High School &c to 10 in a fast and
exciting game in Islesboro Saturday
night Pendleton starred for Islesboro
and Closson for Searsport. The sum-
mary:
ISLESBoRo SEARSPoRT
Decker, If 4 If, Curtis
Pendleton, RI 5 RIB, Whittier
r. Moody, C 8 C, Closson 4
G. Dodge, lb RI, Jackson
F. Dodge, rb If, Whittum
5. Dodge, sub. C Cd
Referees, Fairfield and Wilson.
At regular meeting Of Knyvetta Re-
bekah Lodge Thursday ;evening special
business was transacted, followed by a
social meeting. The officers and members
presented Past Noble Grand Edith Towle
with hand painted BON bon dish and
silver ladle, tokens of their appreciation
of her faithful service during her term of
office. Mrs. Towe was lreaty surprised
and deeply touched by sthese gifts and I
responded in gracious manner Refresh
ments were served by a; volunteer COM
mittee, Present Noble Grand Grace Sar-
gent and Bernice Vaughan. About thirty |
were present and all agreed the evening
was spent pleasantly and for the good of |
the order,
Capt. and Frank Curtis entertained
few friends at their home on Thursday
evening. Five hundred was played until
eleven o'clock, Capt B. F. Colcord win
ming gentlemen's first prize and Mrs. H.
G. Curtis ladies' first prize, Consolation |
prizes went to Capt. C. N. Meyers and |
Mrs F. B. Smith. The hostess. assisted |
by Miss Kate Dow, served delicious re-
freshments. The party was unique be-
cause all the men present excepting F. B.
Smith were deep sea captains. Those
present were Capt. and Mrs. C, N Mey-
ers, Capt. and Mrs. J. D. Sweetser, Capt
and Mrs N F. Gilkey, Capt. and Mrs
w. M. Parse, Capt. and Mrs. B. F. COL
cord Capt and Mrs. H. u. Curtis, Capt.
and Mrs Charles Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. B, Smith Mrs. Cora Dow, Miss Kate
Dow.
Anchor Chapter, o. = s., held their
installation in Masonic HAL Monday, Jan. !
81. Past Mstron Nellie Goombs of Isles
DOTO anu TdSl udIlOll AlClOh oiihSy Va
Islesboro installed the following officers
in a very impressive manner; w. M,
Agnes Gilkey; W. P, W. M. Parse; A.
M, Lillian Runnells; Secretary, Louise
Fletcher; Treasurer, Elizabeth 'Goodell;
Cond., Annie Mortland; Asst. Cond, Ella
Sweetser; Chaplain, Ida Adams; Marshal,
Florence Colcord; Organist, Mary Meyers;
Adah, Lucy Towers; Ruth. Edna Fair
child; Esther. Grace Curtis; Martha, Ade-
laide Parse; Elec a, Mabel Griffin; War
der, Olive Trundy; Sentinel, Ralph Mort
land. Gifts were presented to the install
ling officers from Anchor Chapter in
very gracious manner by retiring matron
Mary Meyers. A delicious supper was
served after the installation and a social
hour enjoyed.