The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1922-06-08
SEARSPORT

dav. returning the same night.
n. Crook and family of Brewer ar
=. the;r cottage on Pleasant Point for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Blodgett and Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Barker motored TO Da
Tarbor Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Warren Griffin OF banso
were guests on Sunday OF Mrs. warren
Griffin in Park.
Austin x. Vaughan of East Machia'
was the guest recently OF Mr.. ana MIS-
Donald w. Vaughan.
Can't. Frank Curtis arrived recent,
from New York, to spend few weeks d
his home in Searsport.
DR.. and Mrs. Harold Small and son Of
Fort Fairfield were guests Oh reiatiVes III
Searsport Memorial day.
MI. and Mrs. James NJ. MacDouGaii ar
rived Friday from Newton Center, Mass''
to spend the summer in town.
Cant. and Mrs. Frank Curtis and dauRh-
ter, Loessita, returned inu1sudS no"'
= csmpina trip to Ripogenus Dam.
CIR Wilson returned Wednesday from
, brief visit with relatives in Port Clyde.
MIA. Wilson remained for longer Visit.
Harold Whittum, a student at Shaw's
Bus,ness College in Bangor, spent the
holiday with Mr.. and Mrs. George Sar-
gent.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stinson and
daughter. Virginia were the guests OF re,
latiyes in Camden over the weekend ana
Memorial Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kneeland and
daughter Phyllis of Boston were among
the out of town people who spent Memo
rial Day in town.
Mira. Lizzie Lancaster Staples arrived In
Park, Saturday, from Winthrop, Mass
called by the illness of her father' Capt'
Sewell Lancaster.
Miss Alice W alker of Bangor has opened
her cottage Whitecap on Pleasant foint
for the season. Mrs. Wingate Cram OF
Bangor is her guest
Miss Rilla Carton, who spent the winter
months in Hartsdale, N. T., arrived iues-
day and has opened her home IN Steam
boat Avenue, for summer.
Mr.. and Mr.. G. Renfrew WILSON,
Joseph Kalloch, Stanley haiiocn ana MIS-
Huldah Stone ,went to Ihomasson Tues
day for a visit. with relatives IN that 'o"n
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick X. Sawyer ana
two daughters, of Bangor. spent the week
end and Memorial Day as guests OF MIS-.
Sawyer's father, William Grlnneil al
Grinnelrs Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Sheldon OF New
ton Mass. motored through from Boston
Saturday. arriving at q 80 p. M, and ieav-
mo the same might for Thomaston, en-
route for Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Merrithew have
moved to Searsport from Lowell, Mass
where they resided for the past few years
For the present they are guests OF MIS-
Augustus Sweetser.
Mrs Sidney NJ. Weber and little daugh-
ter. Betty, left Thursday to atten1 tnt
Commencement exercises at NortnneIo
Academy. from which Miss Valma WeD-
Der is a graduate this week.
On Friday of each week through the
month of June, fresh homemade oousn-
store in Main street, the proceeds 10 ~
tn the Congregational Ladies' Guild.
Cant and Mrs. Andrew McGilvery
Ross. who spent the past seven months
at their winter home in Tampa, Florida,
arrived here Tuesday to spend the sum-
mer and have opened their house IN Mali
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew McGown o.
Worcester. Mass, arrived Saturday FOL
: short stay at their cottage on Pleasan
Point. Mrs. McGown returned to Wor
cester, Tuesday, Mr.. McGown remaining
few days longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Duncan ant
Miss Martha Duncan were guests at I'M
reception to the seniors OF the bango
theological Seminary, which was givel
on Tuesday evening at the nome Oh 1ioi
IND Mrs. Calvin Clark in Bangor.
Miss Isabelle Frame spent Memoria
Nav with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Frame in Navy street. She returned
Tuesdav 10 her studies at M. c. l., Pitts
field. from which she will be graduated
this month.
Miss Maude B. Colcord arrived Tuesday
from Plymouth, Mass, where she Is II.
hrarian for the Plymouth Cordage Co
Niss Colcord will be the guest OF Capt
and Mrs. Amos Nichols, and while II
Maine will attend the Commencement ex'
eYcises at U. of NJ.
Fred Harris, Charles Jahonnett ane
Fred Perrie of Boston who have Deer
ependina q few days at Swan Lake, re-
turned to Boston by auto Tuesday. They
we're accompanied by Mrs. c. Z. Adams
II this town. who will be the guest OF bel
sister. Mrs. Fred Harris.
Seaysport people were especially inter
ested in the report Of the ramming OF the
CARO- steamer Welsh Price by the freight
stesmer Iowan in the Columbia River, re
Gently. The Iowan, . 6547 ton freighter,
owned By the American Hawaiian CON-
panv. vss commanded for some time by
Cart Frank Curtis of this town.
ni.a Joanna Colcord arrived Tuesday
from New York City and will be the aues.
q ~ mother, Mrs. L. A. Colcord, and
~ uncle. Prof. Frederick K. Sweetser.
81 The 8weetser home in East Main street
Wkile here Miss Colcord will 60 to Orone
a. attend the Commencement exercises
a q. q II. her Alma Mater. Miss Col
eord Who = superintendent OF the Charity
0r~nuization aocisty Of the City Of New
York. spont year yecently IN the vusi
i.lonia. Il charge u Red CToas work.
The Kansto(a Campfire Group helt
thsir annual beneust On ThuEs6ay even 70.