The Republican journal., 1922-08-24
SEARSPORT

been the guest OF relatives In town.
Miss Hildafaunce Perry of Houlton is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Harry Perry.
Thomas Kane of Boston is the guest OF
his brothers, Albert and David Kane.
Miss Isabel Frame has returned from q
visit with friends at Old Orchard Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Colcord have re-
turned from few days stay IN Boston.
DIR. and Mrs. Burton E. Larrabee and
two children of Islesboro are visiting re-
latives in town.
Mrs. Nellie Donley Saunders OF Wal
than. Mass, is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. E. A. Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell Young OF Ban
ror were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. y.
Carver on Thursday.
Mrs, Amelia Costello, who has been the
guest of Miss Georgia Ford, left Saturday
for her home in Boston,
Mrs. Abbie Havener Blaich of Syracuse,
N. Y, was in town last week, the guest
of friends and relatives.
Thomas Stantial of Houlton, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
W. Vaughan, is visiting relatives IN BEL
fast.
Mrs. Charles Jewett of Portland was
the recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Eben >.
Cilkey at the Parse cottage on the Break
water.
The yesper service to have been held In
the Congregational church Sunday, Au-
gust 20, has been postponed to one week
from that time.
Mrs. Allen Colcord, who has been for
.eversl weeks at Attleboro Springs,
Mass. for treatment, has returned home
much improved in health.
Mrs E. A. Sargent, who has been the
guest of her son, DR. Sidney b. Sargent,
IN Newton, Mass, for several months,
arrived in Searsport recently to spend the
remainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew McGown, who
spent the past two weeks at tneir nome
in Worcester, Mass, returned Inursoay,
coming over the road. They will spend
the remainder of the season at their cot
tage on Pleasant Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Story Trundy enter
tanned about % guests last WEDNESDAY
evening at their camp at swan Lake
The party motored to the lake Tor sup
per and attended the dance at the pavli-
ion later in the evening.
The members of the Mount Hope Gem :
etery association are requested TO meet al
the home of Mrs. Mial Sargent on Tues
d.v August 2oth, at 2 80 2. m, for the
.nnual business session. A full attend
ance is desired as there are matters Oh
: importance to be discussed.
Miss Isabelle Closson returned receI tiy
from a several months trip across the
continent, to the west coast. Visits were
made in several Western states ihcluoine
California. and Miss Closson derived much
pleasure and benefit from the trip She
will return to her studies at Farmington
Normal school this fall.
Iiet. Commander and Mrs. Wilbur J.
cs-ver entertained more than forty
friends on Thursday evening at clam
hake on the Mosman shore. Delicious
steamed clams and hot coffee were served
with picnic lunch, and the evening was
snent sitting around driftwood flre Ihe
affair was most enjoyable.
0ne Of the most delightful events OF the
.ummer season in Searsport, was the
hr;dce given on Friday afternoon by Miss
Mabel Griffin and Mrs. Lud c. Havener,
Al Miss Griffin's home. The huge room
an the second floor of the barn, which has
heen fitted up as a hot weather sitting
room. was attrsctively arranged with
eisht tables for the game. Garden and
Wild flowers were used in profuslon, and
the whole effect was charming. flIty
suests were present, twenty OF those VINO
Ala not play being entertained in the
house. The first prize, handsome linen
handk erchief was awarded to Miss Har
ret Roulstone. The second, box Of cof-
respondence cards, went to Mrs. Alfred
Pendlcton. and Mrs. Ellen L. Leib received
the conaolation, drinking cup pad. Alter
the game ices, cake, coffee, ETC., were
served, the hostesses being assisted IN
serving by Mrs Elizabeth Curtis, Mrs;
Henry Kneeland, Mrs. Dana Dutch and
Hildafaunce Perry. .
Anchor Chapter, o. E. S., held very
auccessful field day and picnic on tuesday
afternoon. August 18th, at Mosman PARK.
Atl 80 short program was gwen, open
;ns with 4 baritone horn solo by sumner
Snail which was much appreciated by
IN This was followed by reading BY
N;s. Lorna Blanchard of New YORK.
M. blanchard shows marked ability as
: reader and delighted the audience with
h.r esse and charm. Mrs. Elizabeth Hav-
ener and Miss Violet Meyers sang duet
With organ accompaniment, their voices
hlendina beautifully and filling the park
With melody. Mrs. Elizabeth Goodeii
ave ! whistling solo. with organ accom-
naniment and her rare talent was enjoyed
bv al. The program closed with the
sineina Of America. Supper was served
al 8. hot coffee being furnished by the
ch.nter. Committee on arranGements:
NJ. Mary Meyers, Mrs. Emile Colcord
and Mrs. Elizabeth Goodell, wish to thank
those who kindly carried out the program.
The annual meeting of the Carver Mo
nor;sl ii orary association was held in the
ihrsrv Tuesday evening, Aug. 10Th. The
following officers were electeo Iol sne
vear: President, G. o. SAWYER vice
,resident Mrs. j. D. Sweetser; treasurer
ysmes II. Duncan; secretary: Q. Z: Col.
.crd. librarian. Miss Mildr % Z Snute;
sseiatant librarian, Miss Elsle 1.Aey,
6csrce committee, J. II. Duncan James
y NssDouaall, D. c. Nichols; executive
ccmmittee. ]. H. Duncan, B. Z. ColcoIo'
"a Savyer: membership comm,ttee'
r.. n q. Nichols Mrs. J. =. Dun
..r N,as Shute, MisslL lillian G; hunnells.
No. RilIa Carlon, Miss O. J. lawrence;
..,SI;c;fv Committee, Miss Amelia ford,
n Roea Ara d. G. Nichols,