The Republican journal., 1921-11-03

By a typographical error we were
made to say last week thai Mr.. Isaac
Littlefield and sons Edward and Irving,
had gone to Portland for employment
1t should have read Howlapd, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bowman of Wat
erville were the weekend guests of Mrs.
Fred Ellis and Mr.. Edgar Ellis of Cape
Jellison. Mr.. Bowman is the owner of
the Denslow cottage at the Cape and has
at times occupied it.
Mrs. Susie Rendell, who has occupied
the So called John Davis house for some
time, moved Monday to Mr.. Michael Cor
belts house near the station, which she
rents furnished, Mr.. Corbett boarding
with her for the present.
Mrs. L. M. Partridge passed another
milestone on life's Journey on Saturday,
it being her 89th birthday. She was well
remembered by many friends, among
other things being fine birthday cake
from the ladies Staples and Spalding
Word has been received of the arrival
of Capt. and Mrs. Horace Nj. Griffin in
Sacramento, Cal. and at present they are
quarantined at their daughters home,
her younger child, little Grace, being ill
with scarlet fever The case is a mild
one.
Mr.. Edward I, Clifford and wife were
Sunday guests of their daughter, Mrs
Gerry Hardingss They were joined there
by their daughter, Miss Grace, for whom
they had arranged little surprise, in
cluding number of pretty gifts, Monday
being her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allen arrived
from their present home in Lewiston,
Tuesday. They have recently sold their
house in this village to Mr.. Bon B. San
born. The Aliens remained at Mrs. Lib
by's during their soiourn
Mr., Alden S. Hichborn, son of Hon. C.
S. Hichhorn Of Augusta, accompanied by
his wife and two nephews, dined Thurs
day with their aunts, the Misses Mary
and Harriet D. Hichborn. Mr.. Hichborn
is in the bond business, being the head of
the branch office in Augusta.
Nh. and Mrs. j. M. Parker have reach
ed their destination-Wh hitter, Calf
and are charmed with the country. A
sister of Mr.. Parker's was the lodestone
that drew them to that particular place
where they have purchased a piece of
land and are erecting two bungalows, one
for their own occupancy and the other
for renting
The Halloween party given Friday
night in Hichborn's Hall by the School
League of the Grammar, intermediate
and Primary grades, proved very enjoy
able and successful. Au admission of 5
cents was charged. Box lunches and
home made candy was on sale, netting
the League about $500. Games were
played throughout the evening and a
general social time enjoyed.
Miss Ruth Merrithew went to Sears
port Friday, for the night with her sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Colson.
| Saturday the three motored to Bangor,
returning at night and remaining for
Sunday with the father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. S. B. Merrithew Tuesday Mr..
and Mrs. Colson left for Camden where
he has purchased a grocery store and
where they will live for the future.
| The Halloween dance in Denslow Hall
on Oct. 9th proved an enjoyable affair.
McKeen's orchestra furnished the music
as usual and although the hall was not
decorated for the occasion owing to the
use of it by the boys basket ball team
the lower room was elsborately adorned
with the customary yellow and black and
the dancers presented with many pretty
favors.
Friends of the family of the late Mr..
George Frye, formerly of this village,
will be interested to learn that the daugh-
ter, Lucille, after l8 years of separation
from her husband, Mr.. Edwin Wander
! gaw was reunited to him in marriage Oct.
5th at the family home in Agawam,
! Mass. This is Mr.. Vandergaw's first
visit East, during these 18 years, he hav.
ing spent the time in California, where
he had been located in business.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah C. Treat returned
from their auto trip to Portland, Thurs
day night. They report fine trip with
attendance at the jefferson theatre Tues
day and Wednesday evenings to see E.
H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe in '.aam.
let" and ''The Tanning of the Shrew.a
They visited their son, Mr.. Crawford
Ire at, who lives in So. Portland, al