The Republican journal., 1922-01-12
SEARSPORT

Clifton L. Foster shipped on the steam
er Ripogenus on her last trip out OF thi
port.
Levi H. Rogers entered the Wald
County Hospital Sunday for medics
treatment.
Dana Grindle, who has been a surgica
patient at Waldo County Hospital, ar
rived home Sunday.
Steamer Ripoeenus arrived Wednesds,
from Norfolk, Va. with coal for the Urea
Northern Paper Co.
Miss Eva Closson. who has been very
i'll with pneumonia, is convalescing unde
the care of DR.. Clark.
Mrs. D. C. Nichols was the guest o.
Mrs. Leroy Palmer in Belfast Thursday
and Friday of last week.
Miss Miriam Whittier is teaching
school in North Stockton and will board
with her aunt, Mrs Fred Ellis.
Mrs. Clifton L. Foster, who has beer
confined to her hume for two weeks. by
illness, is able to be out again.
Miss Valma Webber has returned to
Mortified Seminary after spending the
holidays at her home in Searsport
Miss Sally Dow returned to Boston,
Monday, after spending the holidays as
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Cora Dow.
Miss Eva Closson, youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Closson. is i'll witt
pneumonia at her home on Mortlane
s5
se Ladies' Guild of the Congregations
eaas h met Tuesday afternoon at the
L~ of Mrs. F. C. Whitcomb in Ba,
View street.
Mrs. Lincoln Colcord left Tuesday fol
Locust Valley, L. l., where she will bs
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Amos D.
Carver.
George Buck of this town served as
grand Juror at the January term of the
Supreme Court, which opened in Belfast
Tuesday.
Miss Kathryn Dow has returned to hel
duties az teacher of domestic science in
Howard Seminary, West Bridgewater,
Mass, after spending the holidays at her
home in Searsport.
Miss Isabelle Frame who was the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Frame
in Navy street, during the holidays, has
returned to her studies at Maine Central
Institute, Pittsfeld.
At the monthly communion service OF
the CONGREGATIONAL church, held last Sun
day afternoon, Mrs. Sidney M. Webber
and Miss Valma Webber were received
into church membership.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whittier, for two years
assistant postmistress under Mrs. l. II.
Havener, P. NJ, has resigned, and COM
pleted her duties Saturday, Dec. Sist.
Mrs. Whittier was uniformly courteous
and obliaine, and will be much missed by
the public.
The Saturday night dances at G. A. r.
hall. with music by the newly organized
Hanks five piece orchestra, are becom-
ipa very popular. The hall is good size
for the winter crowd, and up to date
music is furnished, with admission prices
within reach of all. Moonlight waltzes,
40 poular when dances were run in this
hall by the Mems club, have been reviv-
ed and are feature.
Mrs.. Henry G. Curtis. local chairman
Of the Woodrow Wilson" Foundation
committee, wishes to remind all those
vho are interested in the Foundation,
that contributions should be handed OF
.ent to her before January 10th. Tuesday,
Jan. 10th between IL and l p. m. will be
observed a. "Wilson Hour" throughout
the nation, and subscriptions are supposed
70 be mailed or handed in at that hour,
however, contributions will be received
mp to the 10th.
schools in town began Monday, after
vacation Of two weeks Evan Wilson,
assistant in the high school, spent the
vacation at his home in Belfsst. Mia
Faustiua Harding Of the primary srade'
visited friends IN Prospect Miss Alice
Davis 81 Orland has been secured to fii
tha vacancy in the Nichols 7chool, caus-
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