The Republican journal., 1922-01-19
SEARSPUR'i

Mrs. Lincoln Colcord returned from
trip to New York City and Locust Val
ley, L. l.
Mrs. ID. c. Nichols was the guest OF
Mrs Leroy Palmer in Belfast "Wednesday
and Thursday OF last week.
Mrs. A. S Trundy will entertain the
Woman's Club on MoDd4y afternoon at
her home in Steamboat avenue.
Andrew ]. CoIcord OF New York was in
town this week to attend the funeral ser
vices for his father, Franklin A. Colcord.
Levi Rogers has returned from the
Waldo County Hospital where he was
treated for an infected foot, caused by
cut.
Harold whittum, who is student OF
Shaw's Business college in Bangor, spent
the weekend with MIR. and Mrs. George
Sargent.
Mrs. Joseph Kalloch is seriously i'll at
her home in Reservoir street. She is
cared for by Miss Ethel Colcord OF Stock
ton Springs.
Miss Christine Eames left Wednesday
for Gorham Normal school, after spend
ing the holidays with her parents, MI.
and Mrs. Charles Eames.
At regular meeting of Anchor Chap
ter. o. E. s., on Monday evening, tue
degrees were conferred on Mrs Fred Per-
kins. Ice cream and cake were served,
Mrs. Fred B. Smith and Mrs. Calvin
Stinson being on the refreshment COM
mittee.
A Joint installation of the officers OF
Knyvetta Rebekah Lodge and Sears
Lodge, |. o. o. F., will be beld on FRIDAY
evening. The installation will be private
and the installing officers will be Lester
White of Monroe, Mis-. Evelyn Frost and
Mrs. Allan Patterson of Belfast Supper
will he served after the installation cere-
monies.
The first in the series of revival meet
jncs to be held in the Methodist churcn
during the next two weeks. was heio iast
Saturday, and in spite of very unfavoraoie
weather conditions, there was iaiiiy
large attendance. Rev. Albert saunders
conducted the service, speaking from tne
18th and 10Th chapters OF st Luxe. MI
Saunders is a former business man, con-
yerted under William Sunday. He comes
from Pennsylvania, and had two sons in
the World War. Gordon Beckett OF bos-
TON will arrive next Tuesday and Will
conduct the singing for the remainder OF
the series.
The members of the White Elephant
Bridge Club were pleasantly entertained
last Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Henry
G. Curtis at her home in Water street.
Eight guests were present, anc tle nrst
and consolation prizes went respectively
to Mrs. N. F. Gilkey and MIS-. D. w;
Black. Both received Jars OF "Curtis
cream. Cake, Russian tea ana canoies
were served. Besides those mentioned,
the guests included Mrs. Harry ferry'
Mrs. C. N Meyers, Mrs. Cora DOW MIS-.
Melvin B. Thompson, Mrs. Joseph Sweet
ser and Mrs. Fred Burr.
Searsport friends regretted to learn OIL
the death Jan. 9th in Lowell hospitai oi
Dr. George C. Jennison of Lowell. Mass,
after an illness of only few days. VI. |
Jennison is well known here, having |
married Miss Henrietta K. Nickels OF TINS
town. He has frequently visited here
and in Foxcroft, his native town. lie |
was a successful dentist in Lowell. lie
leaves. besides his widow, five daughters,
Beatrice, Katherine, Louise, Virginia and
Victoria; also two sisters, Mrs. w. L.
Sampson of roxcroft and Miss Martha !
Jennison of Daytona Beach, Florida.
Estelle, wife OF Lewis Closson oil TINS
town, died suddenly January l1sn az hel
home in Mortland Road, ageo Al yeais
and II months Mrs. Closson had been
IN with nneumonia, but was thought to /
be improving when death came suddenly
from heart failure. Two of her chiiofen'
Eva and Leslie, had recently been very
i'll with pneumonia, and rather dehcate
herself, she had overtaked her slrength
in her care of them, so that she faieo 10
rally when the disease attacked her Her
death is especially sad as she leaves sew
eral children. Besides l-er husband sne |
is survived by two daughters, Myrtle |
,(Mrs. Hollis Carter of Mariaville) ana
Eva. and three sons, Forest, Leshe ana |
Philip, The sympathy of the entire COM
munity goes out to the afflicted family.
An engagement of much interest 10 |
people in this vicinity is that OF MISS
Lucy True Ross. youngest daughter OF
Capt. and Mrs. Andrew McGiivery MOSS
of Searsport and Tampa, Florida 70 MI Mr.
poaer n DuBose of New York City The |
date of the wedding has not yet been an
nonnced The bride-to-be is one OF the |
r,,nst nnnular and attractive of the young !
eI SOCldl SET uCkC. ouS -
lished. possessing much dramatic ana
musical talent, and has appeared here
nanv times in amateur dramatic produc.
tons. After Rraudating from oealspoai
H;oh school she attended boarding scno0i
At Sackettstown, N j., and afterwards
was graduated from Boston Schooi Oh
Gymnastics. The past year sne nelo q
resnonaible position in New YORK, wnich
shs resigned to spend the winter with nef
narents in the South. DR.. Dubose is
risine young physician and speciaiist IN
New York City. He is a brother OF bev-
erlv DuBose Of Westbury, l.. who mar
ried Miss Edith Pendleton OF this town.
Funeral services were held TUESDAY
afternoon for Franklin Adams Colcord at
his late home on East Main street, Kew.
n = Atwood of the Methodist church,
assisted BY Rev. Harold LeMay OF the
CONGREGATIONAL church, officlatina. A
ouartet composed of Mrs. Laura May
Perry. Mrs. Flora Flanders. K N. Porter
and Rev. N. F. Atwood rendered Jesus
Lover of my Soul, and Love Thy hing-
dom. Lord, favorite OF the deceased,
WAS read by Mr.. Atwood. The remains
were placed in the receiving tomb IN
Eimwood cemetery to await interment
N the spring. Franklin Adams Colcoro
was born in Searsport, August Q. 1885,
~. son of BENJAMIN and Abiah (Blanch-