The Republican journal., 1922-08-31
SEARSPORT

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. sumner Small anu
Mrs. J. F. Eames motored to Portland for
the weekend.
Charles Viii tier left recently for Provi-
dence. X. l., to visit his mother, Mrs.
Eugene II. Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weber of Som
erville, Mass, are the guests OF MIS-.
John Davis in Main street.
Alfred Sheldon of Newton, Mass, was
the guest for week of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
h. Trundy in East Main street.
Mrs. William Shorey, who has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. L. NJ. Sargent,
has returned to her home in Bath
Mrs. William Davis of Lincolnville was
The recent guest of Mrs. Benz amin Proc
tor at her cottage on Pleasant Point.
Major and Mrs Frederick F. Black anu
son Frederick are guests OF the Lincoln
Cocords at their camp at Swan Lake.
Miss Elizabeth Fales of Westboro,
sMass.. who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sumner Small, left for Bangor Aug.
f|20.
Miss Mary N. Mcclure who has been
the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Henry ".
Curtis, left recently for her home IN
Manchester, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs William Weber, who
have been for two weeks the guests OF
Mrs. John Davis, left recently for their
home in Somerville, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs James H. Duncan, their
daughter Martha and Mrs. Z. E. Adams
left Aug. IS on a motor trip through
Nor rrheru Maine and Canada,
Mrs Lillian Minton and her grandson,
William Minton, arrived recently from
New York City, and are guests OF MISS
Georgia Ford in Bay View st.
Mrs Melvin b. Thompson returned
recently from Halifax, N. S., where she
went to ioin Mr.. Thompson who is on the
h. S. S. North Dakota at that port
Major and Mrs. Frederick F Black and
7aon Frederick returned recently from
visit with Major Blacks sister, Mrs. John
III Montgomery, in Southwest Harbor.
Miss Marion Roberts arrived Aug. 20
from Boston, to spend vacation OF two
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Jennie II.
Roberts at their summer home ON the
County Road.
Capt. Clifton Curtis arrived recently
from San Francisco and will be the guest
for several. weeks of his brother and
sister, Capt Henry G. Curtis, and Mrs.
E. D. P. Nichols.
SdneyP. Treat left for Chicago August
10, after spending two weeks with his
family at the Porter cottage. Mrs. Treat
and son William will spend the remainder
Of the season in Searsport.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank NJ Sheldon of
Newton, Mass, spent few days in town
last week, guests at the College Club Tea
House. They returned to Boston Satur-
day, going over the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Porter, four chill
dren and chauffeur, arrived recently from
Medford, Mass, coming over the road
Mr. Porter has returned to Milford Mrs
Porter and children remaining for
longer visit with relatives in town.
Andrew w. Allen arrived recently
from New York to spend week with his
family in town. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen and
their three sons returned last Saturday
to their home in Orange, N. j., Mrs. AL
len and children having spent the season
In town.
Mrs. Mial Sargent underwent a surgical
operation August 18 at her home in the
Back road, DR.. Tapley of Belfast perform
ing the operation. Mrs. Sargentis as COM
Portable as possible under the circum-
Stances She is attended by Miss Marion
Bailey, r. N. of Belfast.
entertained the following: Howard Simp-
son, Mrs. Harry Simpson, son Norman
and daughter Bernice of Bangor; MIR. and
Mrs Charles Burton and daughters Freda
and Beula of Sebec; MIR. and Mrs. Evan
Fraser and two children of Plymouth.
Lieut.. Comm'dr, and Mrs. Wilbur j.
carver and daughter Carolyn left Aug. 20
ior stay of two weeks at their camp at
Sebec Lake. They will return to Sears
port later in the month, to spend the time
" Lieut.. Carver's leave with relatives
1ere, before leaving for Boston, where
ae will be stationed through the winter
Miss Lorna Blanch hard gave a very en-
!oyable party at the Blanchard summer
lome In Mount Ephraim street Wednes-
sssS Aug. 10. entertaining about twenty
trends. Dancing was enjoyed AMI re-
Ieshments were served. The guests
we're the Misses Dorothy Beh, Marie
ocanchard, Virginia Leper, Prudence
Ghnnell. Elizabeth Sawyer. Edith Will
~ nisms, Valerie Croec, Gladys Rose, Phyl
~ hneeland, John Bell, John Richard
', s1o, Richard Evans, Fred Grinnell, Will
cl csm Goodell. Fred Parker, Roy Moody.
TTnarles Card. Turner Blanchard, Howard
lrundy.
wilma, the three years old daughter of
~. III. Elizabeth Havener Curtis of Wor-
SSss.er. Mass, celebrated her third BIRTH
s.y anniversary on Aug. 10 with per-
iSsSuy lovely perty at 'Gramme Curtis"
tSs tne. There were nine little guests and
to s .aoie was prettily set with decora-
H"., Hus, l4e birthday cake, etc. A Jack
sDd aaer PIE afforded much entertainment,
sas. as tne favors were lollypop dolls. The
Sse';s =. Is We're Eleanor Shorey, Betty Web
Cn,.; Ilsle and Dorothy Cobbett, Loessita
Po,.as' betty and Wilma Curtis. Edith
lv.l' Gertrude Foote, Hannah Mary
-us and George Calderwood
ma meeting of the members of the Mos
a nc.amo Memorial Park Association was held
Psr.uy at the home of Mrs. James
nnd ID were in attendance, and ways
- means for the improvement and