The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-07-14

and daughters Virginia and Dorothy, have
arrived from Worcester. Mass, to spend
, the remainder of the season at their cot
tage in Searsport.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shorey and
daughter Eleanor, of Bath, were among
the out of town people who spent the
holiday in Searsport. They were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Parse.
Steamer Ripogenus arrived at Mack s
Northern Paper Co. This is the steam
was damaged by the cyclone, May 22nd.
The regular Sunday services were held
at the M. E. church on Sunday. Special
meetings will be held this week on Tues
! day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Marks
and Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Mary Hamilton.
1t is indeed an i'll wind that blows no.
body good. Warren A. Jackson, the loca
photographer, has sold since May 23rc
about 5000 post card pictures of the
cyclone damage. He offers full set Of
cyclone pictures for S1.00.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert P Nichols, theil
| daughter Lucy and sons, Clark and Jack
son, left by auto Wednesday for theil
home in Worcester, Mass, after spend
ing the Fourth as the guests of Capt. anC
,, Mrs. D. c. Nichols and Capt. and Mrs
| A. M. Ross.
Capt. and Mrs. Banning Blanchard ane
their daughter Marie, arrived by auto
Sunday from New York. Capt. BIanch.
| pri IN Nau Vork Tuecdo u
Mrs. Blanchard and daughter remaining
! to spend the summer at their bungalow
on Steamboat avenue.
Major Frederick F Black, U. S. A
Mrs. Black and their son Frederick sr.
rived Friday from Columbus, Georgia
where Major Black has been stationed
! Hewill spend two months leave witt
his family in Searsport, where they will
be guests OIL Mrs. j. ". Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Marshall and two
children arrived Friday by auto from
Newton, Mass. They were accompanied
from Boston by Major and Mrs. F. F.
Black and son Frederick. Mr.. Marshal
will spend brief vacation in town, Mrs
| Marshall and children remaining for 6
/ longer stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew W. Allen and
sons, Andrew, Jack and Ross, or Orange,
N. j. arrived Sunday, coming over the
road in their car Mr.. Allen will return
to New York after brief vacation, Mrs.
Allen and the boys remaining for the rest
of the season, as the guests of Mrs. Eliza
beth Allen in West Main street.
Funeral services for Mrs. Abigail An
hO iod af he IF har
W. 7. Anderson, in SearspoIt Wednes-
day, July 9th, at the advanced age of 81,
were held frem the Anderson residence
Friday at p. M, Rev. N. F. Atwood of
the Methodist church officiating. The
remains were taken to Ware, Mass, for
interment.
The members of the Library Benefit
Bridge Club were entertained on Friday
afternoon by Mrs. Oliver C. Atwood at a
! very pleasant party given at the Grinnell
Inn. Eight tables were arranged for the
game, and the prize winners were MRS.
Henrietta Young, who received set of
paper doilies, and Mrs. Albert Colson,
who won box of chocolates. Ice cream
was served at the close of the game.
DR.. and Mis-. George H. Jennison of
| Lowell, MASS announce the engagement
of their youngest daughter, Victoria, to
Godfrey Baker of Yakima, Washington.
Miss Jennison attended the Rogers Hall
School in Lowell Mr.. Baker is a Har-
ward 20 man, and Harvard Law School
'22. No time has been announced fol
the wedding. Miss Jennison's mother
was Miss Henrietta X. Nickels of Sears
port.
Many are the words of praise spoken
of the fine work done by the Searsport
Band at the Fourth of July celebration.
1t seems to be the unanimous opinion OF
the townspeople that such an aggregation
of musicians should not be allowed tc
disorganize. A permanent organization
of the kind would be a benefit in many
ways. and material for an excellent band
is undoubtedly to be had. Funds will be
needed, however, for such purpose, and
plans are already under way for a biz
band benefit to be given early in August
The entertainment will probably take the
form of a vaudeville show, and will bs
under the direction of Miss Louise Dick.
erson Leib. It is hoped and believed that
the public will come forward and help the
band boys.
Rev. Charles F. Robinson, representing