The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-09-08
SEARSPORT

sG~ Iessie Russell of Chicago is the
6sof her father, Charles Russell.
i Mss Mamie Norm of Barre, VT, is the
Rs, of her sister, Mrs. Earl P. Smith.
4, alj Mrs. F. S. Smith of Portland
aag NE recent guests of Mrs. F. S. Dyer.
! Mr. d Mrs. Joseph Perry of Houlton
h. GENTLY visited with Mrs. Harry
Mss frances Bailey has recently been
guest of relatives in Lincoln for
saS
Fred b. Morrow of Los Angeles, Calf,
Eyt-8 his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Whittier,
.5wee6.
Nj and Mrs. F. M. Griffin of Everett,
m nave been guests of relatives in
.aA Ne two weeks.
Chen L. Sawyer, who has been visiting
sutler, Mrs. Abbie Sawyer, returned
Dou Saturday.
Sis Lincoln Colcord left August 80 for
.as Valley, L. l., called there by the
--s, # her sister, Mrs Amos D. Carver
Mrs. Andrew E. MunkeWitz left Sunday
a5- home in Brooklyn, N. Y, after
9a.4g the past month at the Billings
Fuse
&s. lillian Runnells returned recently
rG visit of several weeks with her
a4I William Runnells, in Newbury-
UT Mass.
d. tL j. O'Neil and Miss Elizabeth
Meg who have been the guests of Capt.
ID Mrs. Joseph Sweetser. have returned
FRO .dence, R. l.
Nj and Mrs. Andrew W. Allen and
@ea sons, who have been the guests of
.H E.Iabeth Allen, have returned to
-er nome in Orange, N. J.
sat and Mrs. Scott Blanchard and
-le son Scott, who have been the guests
apt and Mrs. Charles Nichols, have
.gHed 10 their home in New York.
'l and Mrs. Arthur Healey, Gordon
a-y and Miss Rebecca Healey, who
:r The guests of Capt. and Mrs. Henry
lls, have returned to Wollaston,
5ss
LNe'ss members of Knyvetta Rebekah
lst GENTLY visited Loyal Lodge of
oaioe The trip was made by auto and
f evening was much enjoyed by those
1o tended
- S. burlington of Houlton arrived a
" day ago to join Mrs. Purington and
5u laughter Doris and son Fred, who
I've been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Lombard.
Mis- Frank Curtis gave picnic party
Swan Lake few days ago, entertain
s 10 guests in honor of Mrs. Thomas T.
l'l.ier Of Brooklyn. The party moter-
10 the lake where a delicious supper
as served.
Mrs. Andrew McGown of Worcester,
lass, recentiy gave delightful thimble
sHY on Saturday afternoon at her cot
s, Oh Pleasant Point. About 80 guests
ere -1tertained and the affair was pleas
-,y normal. Ice cream and cake were
.re1.
MIS- Byron Sellers and daughters Dor
'4' and katherine, who have been for
So weeks the guests of Mrs. j. R. Davis,
eve returned to their home in Somer-
WE Mass. They were accompanied by
us Amanda Sellers, who will spend the
utter as their guest.
MAJOR and Mrs. Frederick F. Black and
u. frederick, who have been the guests
'Ia' d, w. Black during Major Blacks
''e Vi two months, left August "a for
w. -eayenworth, Kansas. They were
ympanied to Barre, Mass, by Mr.. and
's. Robert P. Nichols.
BIS edward S. Calderwood entertained
d" evening shore party in honor of her
'1Se-g guest, Mrs. Thomas I. Whittier of
'Oohlyn, N. Y. The affair was held near
'uefwood's cottage on Pleasant Point,
ID There were about fifty guests. De-
'OuS fish chowder and coffee were
''ed with the picnic supper, and the
'nlng was passed around huge drift
cod ire.
'ne Of the pleasantest affairs of a gay
, asOn was the Bridge given by Mrs.
,s'ph Curtis and Mrs. Harry Perry at
!" Curtis home for the benefit of the
s ~, Memorial Library. Eight tables
!, NJ lilied for the game which absorbed
,o, quests until o'clock when the scores
I, S' g. Mrs. A. M. Ross the winner of
Ia lfst prize, handsome Nippon china
Any dish. Lemon sherbet and cake