The Republican journal., 1921-10-20
SEARSPORT

Harry Snow of SeigwicK is the
f her sister, Mrs. Raymond Clark.
d.. Miriam Whittier was the guest of
M, Mrs. Frank Stevens in Swanville
CITY,
aud Mrs. John Blanchard have left
florida, wnere they will spend the
aries Chase of Boston was the re-
quest of his mother, Mrs Charlotte
+. "a fark,
and Mrs. Clarence L. Gilkey and
1h Of Bangor, spent the weekend
rslatlves in town.
and Mrs. j. F. Eames and son An
|, have returned from an automobile
Boston and vicinity.
and Mrs. Henry Partridge return
4. Q.h from an enjoyable hunting
,a.ng trip to Sebec and Milo.
+. John Montgomery and son John
Im.rpest Harbor were guests of Mrs.
N Black recently.
K Over was the guest of his moth
|g,. +. S. Dyer recently, before leav-
Tor d business trip to Aroostook
|au
N and Mrs. E. A. Barker of South
|rTee, Mass, were the guests of Mrs.
|ggs sister, Mrs. F. S. Dyer, over
Weekend.
N and Mrs. Arthur Jackson have re-
n. 10 Everett, Mass. after spending
F. avs at the jackson bungalow on
|aaat Point.
Ms Mortimer L. Stevens, who has
| e guest of Capt. and Mrs. B. F.
cord. left Oct. 9th for her home in
|osu5ee, Wis.
NJ and Mrs. James H. MacDougall,
spent the season as guests of Mrs.
yS-u.e, left Oct. II for their home
lealoa, Mass.
gs Julia Wentworth and Miss Mabel
rss rtt recently for their home in
5ss Mass, after spending a week
Ia. Liwards house.
gn Albert Nickels and Miss Desire
ass. who spent tbs summer at the
.lg5ly house, in east Main street,
slc. II for Boston.
Qs. Maud Ritchie, who has been a
lN the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
-aay on the Shore road, is now at the
10. Capt. and Mrs. D. c. Nichols.t
Mlsnlah Roulstone of Belmont, MASH,
4 .l= guest for a few days recently sot
mother and sister, Mrs. F. E. Roul-
%. ag1 Miss Harriet Roulstone.
A.slse number of Searsport people at
gs- he dedication Of the new bridge
Belfast Oct. 9Th. Several handsome
@rated Searsport cars were in the
Aa William E. Grinnell left recently
,gllge, N. D., to attend the wedding
lI a.u, William E. Grinnell, Jr., and
IS Aa,hleen Eyre which took place
g5aay, Oct. 6th.
Nh and Mrs. Sewall N. Dunton Miss
ld5nne Jennison) of Lowell, Mass,
ae tie guests of Mrs. j. w. Black on
G 3,l Mr.. and Mrs. Duntoh were
ng'l to Dexter by automobile.
among the Searsport people who at
N. lie Festival in Bangor were Mrs.
\ Meyers, Miss Violet Meyers, Miss
Deuce Colcord, Mrs, H. G. Curtis,
Is t S. 1rundy, Edward Nichols.
lie Misses Anne-Doris Rogers and Or
N8ltcomb entertained the members
,ls hanetota Campfire Group at a
9eI On Friday evening, Oct. Z, in the
,Wce Rooms. The monthly ceremonial
lowed the supper.
'reads of Miss Evelyn Nj. Young, R.
,o. lie Nassau Hospital, Mineola, l..
H be interested to know that she
sscoepted a position as District nurse
Oyster Bay, L. l., and will begin her
lss there this month.
iae Brackett Garage Co. has leased
sirundy store in Mechanics Hollow,
q rs prepared to do automobile re-
mag Next spring the company will
1 Studebaker service station, and
also take the agency for two new
in5ua the big vegetables raised in
'1 this season may be mentioned the
apk,n raised by j. L. Cunningham and
nhted in the window of the Gray and
n0ard sore. The big pie-fruit weighs
pounds and measures feet inches in
clmleTence.
ota alarm was sent in Thursday,
IT. o, for fire at Lewis Closson's
Use On Long Hill. Several men and
's went up in automobiles and seon
The fire out with buckets of water
1 well opposite the house. The
4age which was slight, was confined
,l- roof, which caught from sparks.
ae5lu Z. Thompson who spent the
y month in town, on shore leave, left
Tor Portland, going over the road
Was accompanied by Mrs. Thompson
. MISS kathryn Dow, who returned to
'SpoFt, October 9th. Mr.. Thompson
'Ag Portland by train for New York
!oN the U. S. S. North Dakota at that
pi and Mrs. Lincoln Colcord enter
-7l a number of friends on Oct. 7 at
;" cottage at Swan Lake in honor of
s'ghth birthday anniversary of their
'sAteF, lnez Colcord. The rooms were
.''cIlYely decorated with autumn foli-
aua pine boughs, and the rustic idea
70 1afned in the table decorations, etc.,
pIace cards being of birch bark with
-, sprays of pine, and the birthday cake
'"ated with cones.
,ne ,, Hlst meeting for the season of the
'''ah S Club was held on Friday, Oct.
AT The home of Mrs. James Fl. Dun
81 81, livery member was present and a
'teSS a, meeting was held at which plans
VIC winter were discussed and the
~ ihg officers elected for the year: