The Republican journal., 1922-08-17
SEARSPORT

SEARSPORT
Mrs. John Fred Nichels of New York is
Visiting Mrs. E. D. F. Nickels.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Dow of New
York are guests Of Mrs. Cora Dow.
Miss Edith williams of New York is
vlsiting her aunt, Mrs. E. W. Gilkey.
Miss Emma Nichols of Boston is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Georgia Ford.
Mrs. S. r. Phillips of Brookline, Mass.
= the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nc
Caslin.
Miss Ruth Baaley of Troy, student at
II. c. l., was the recent guest of Miss
Christine Eames.
Mrs, Dana Foulkes, her son John and
daughter Mary, of Milo, were recent
guests of Mrs. J. H. Farry.
Mrs. Melvin B. Thompson left Mond y
for Halifax, N. S., to join Mr.. Thompson
Of the U. S. s. North Dakota.
Can't. Joseph Sweetser, Capt James
Parse and William M. Parse are guests of
Can't, Albert Blanchard on cruise down
the coast, in Capt Blanchard's boat
Idle Hours
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ames and their
non Robert Ames and wife of Dixfeld,
arrived Wednesday for visit with Mr..
and Mrs. John Ames- They returned to
Dixfield Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Stevens White and daugh-
ter. of Boston, who are spending month
81 RanaeIey Lake, motored to Searsport
Sunday and were the guests of Mrs. D.
C. Nichols for the day.
The Misses Sally and Kathryn Dow
save . very enjoyable party on Wednes-
day evening at their home, entertaining
eiaht girl friends in honor Of Miss Lucy
True Ross. There were stunts OF all
kinds, and Miss Ross was given mis-
celIaneous shower. Dainty refreshments
were served.
On Wednesday Miss Lillian Nichols of
New York entertained at the Wayslde
Tea House in Belfast in honor of Miss
Ross. The other guests were Miss Bar
hara Tyler and Misses Sally and Kathryn
Dow. Miss Ross left Thursday for Swan
Lake. where she will be for few days,
the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Paine Lutt-
zen of Philadelphia.
The Misses Aletta and Annie Young,
vho are occupying the Thurston house in
Elm street, recently entertained the fol-
louina guests: Nh. D. Newland Fells and
son David of Philadelphia; MIR. and Mrs.
Holm Ruckman and son John of Lahaska,
Penn Miss Annie Knight of Penn's Park.
Penn. Mrs. Percy Oakes and son and Mrs.
I.eslie Oakes O. Newport. The entire
party motored to Searsport from New
port, where they are summerlng.
Miss Katherine Treat arrived recently
from New York to spend the remainder
Of the season with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C, P. Treat, who are spending the
summer at the Porter cottage on the
Navy shore. Miss Treat has not visited
Searsport for eight years, but spent sew
eral seasons here formerly with her par
ents. During the World War she went
to France in w. w. work, and remained
for three years working among the wom-
en- Of France.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward E. Durgin of San
Francisco were calling on friends IN town
Saturday, DR.. and Mrs. Durgin motoreo
across the continent, and while IN Sears
port were the guests OF Mrs. Miai Sargent
and Mas Aida Sargent. They left Sun
dav bv auto for New York, where they
will sail for the west coast, via the Canal,
August 18th. Their daughter, Drs. Eva
Durqin Missner, and her husband, who
a,so are on visit east, will return home
BY automobile.
I.ieut. Commander Wilbur j. Carver
arrived Thursday from Hampton Roads
Va. Lieut.. Carver is on leave of absence
until Sept. 10th and will spend that tims
IN Searsport. He was recently trans
ferred from the S. S. Texas of the Pacific
fleet. and after Sept 10th will be on dut!
in Charlcstown navy yard. Mrs Carve
and little daughter Carolyn came cas-
several months ago from Long Branch
Calf, and have been guests OF Mrs: Car
yel's mother, Mrs. Henrietta Young
Recently they spent few weeks at Sc
bee Lake.
Several parties have been given thi
week in honor of Miss Lucy True Ross
whose marriage to DR.. Roger Du Bose Q
Roanoke, Va, will take place In the fail
Niss Ross entertained on Tuesday after
nom 1t I peanut stunt party. Miss hath
rvn Dow received the prize for stunts
Dainty refreshments were served. In
auests included Miss Barbara Tyler Q
Banaor: Miss Liilias Nichols Of Me-
York; Miss Evelyn jackson OF bostoI
Mr.. William Curtis of Worcester; Mn
Martha Grinnell and the Misses Sally an
Kathryn Dow of Searsport.
Mrs. Wister Evans of Philadelphia er
ferfained friends at Bridge on Frida
sfternoon at the Whittier house whic
she q occupying for the summer. Thre
tahles were arranged for the game an
fhe K;dhest score was made by Miss Har