The Republican journal., 1922-10-26
SEARSPORT

F. D. RoutesNo 1.
Miss Mary Savery was committed TO
a. ;nsare asvlum in Bangor on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Clark OF Port
land are the guests of MIR. and Mrs. ~
Ter Page.
Rev and Mrs. Harold E. LeMay with
tbe;r littIe son David and daughter Mill
am. are spending the week in Bangor.
Miss Edith Thurston left recently for
Rangor. after spending few days at the
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael WARD.
Amos Simpson and Sumner Small ar
rived Friday from Dover Foxcroft, wnere
they have been employed for the past
month.
Mrs. ]. Fred Nickels, who has been
the guest of relatives in town for severai
months, left Tuesday for her home In
New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Kalloch, Joseph
Kallock and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Renfrew
Wilson motored to Thomaston and Rock
land for the weekend.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nickels, wlo spent tne
summer at the McGilvery nonse In East
Main St, left Tuesday Tor boston 10
snend the winter months.
. Ebert Monroe and Miss Etnei
rson went to Augusta Tuesday to
Id the State Sunday school conven-
held in this city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Vaughan, who
snent a few days at Swan Lake, IN COM
ranv with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Vaughan and daughter Ruth of Belfast,
returned home Thursday.
recent edition of the Boston Trans-
cript contains book notice OF nearly
column on "An Instrument OF the Goos'
from the pen of Lincoln Colcord OF Sears
port. The transcripts column Is COM
nrehensiye and flattering review OF the
latest book by Searsport's gifted author.
few copies of the book are on sale at
the drug store and at Clement & Adams
Lieut.. Com. Wilbur j. Carver, Mrs.
Carver and their little daughter Carolyn
of Boston. motored to Searsport for the
week end, arriving Friday night and
leaving Sunday. While in town they
were guests of Mrs. Clara Carver and
Mrs. Henrietta R. Young Mr.. and Mrs
Carver recently secured an apartment IN
West Somerville, where they will reside
during the winter, while Lieut. Carver is
stationed at the Charlestown Navy
Yards.
Mrs. Martha Gardiner of Chicago is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. L. M. Sar-
cent, in West Main St. On Thursday
afternoon Mrs. Gardiner was the guest
Of honor at 4 tea given by her niece,
Mra William M. Parss, at her home 10
Steamboat Ave. Dainty refreshments
were served The guests included Mrs.
Gardiner. Mrs. Sargent, Mrs. James Pen.
deton. Mrs. w. B. Sawyer, Mrs. w. r.
CiIkey. Miss Rilla Carlon, Miss Lucy
Sargent.
The death Of Jennie Whittum Studl ey,
wife Of Frank Studley of this town, oc'
CURED Friday night 1T her home in thu
eastern village, after long illness. Mrs
Studleys was ~ years and II months old
and was the daughter OF the late Ciiftol
and Eliza Field tWhittum)- of Searsport
Mr.. Studley leaves besides her husba nd
four sisters, residing elsewhere Funera
seryices were held from the Metho dis
church on Monday at p. M, Rev. N.
Atwood officiating.
Solicitors will make house to- Lous
canvas of the town this week for fund
for the Bradbury Memorial Hospital
can clearly be seen that in order to main
tain 4 first class hospital. with the hug
expense entailed ther. by. the aid and CO
oueration of the citizens of the count
will be necessary. Through the generou
aift OF land and buildings, by Mrs. Charlie
bradbury of Belfast, the hospital wa
started. but the Femodelled and great
enlarged buildings, the heating. equiI