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F|RE-ALARM TAMPERERs
PAY FINES OF $50 EACH
Ex.Policeman One of Those
Penalized-False Calls
S&{. nas.,a,+
Stir Department.

PETERSBURG. VA. June 23,---Guy
Hoyle. cx-mcmber OF the Police be-
partmcnt. was In court again this
morning. this time on the charge OF
,amperins with fire alarm boxes. He
was fined $50 by Justice Clements.
J. II. Croker. who is alleged TO have
been with Hoyle. vas fned $50 for
driving an automobile while intoA!-
Gated and $50 for tamper!ng with q
fire alarm box
Thursday night the people OF Pc
tsrsburg were startled by three fire
alarms being turned in from various
sections Of the city within twenty
eight minutes Business men hurried
from their beds 10 their places Of
business, fromcn were SOUR wing here
and there while the ringing OF the
he'll and ;hc scream OF the siren
spread chaos over The entire city.
Practically every lighting piece
of apparatus was on the run" for
nearly h8lf-hour, but there was no
fire The frs; alarm was turned 4!
from box as. at the head OF Syca-
more street. at II 30 l.. NJ. the second
from box II on Halifax Street az
ll:iS Z. NJ, and the third from Main
and Wythe Streets
The alleged false alarm hends led
the firemen and police n merry chase
:or some time. but the number was
finally secured and they were sum
monrd to appear In court.
Hoyle was recently dismissed from
III" police force on the charge Of
gambling He was sent 10 jail in de
faul, Of fne Of $i00. hut later was
released after paying the fine.
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ifI"rlIODIST,

AZ Pace Memoriai-Thc pastor, Rc,v,
Roscoe NJ. White. will preach AZ II
4. NJ. and T.. NJ. SUNDAY school Anu
MSr,h .t oaSu ca at =" +. Nv ii. ~ Ms N
AZ c"ntrnl-Thc, pastor, Rev. q. w
,E2mi"S to chris, for IfH" m and At
sunday school nj ?:l5 l.. NJ.
Al t'nirmount Avenue services In
he tent At Rus"re and Il Streets
y. NJ. /" the sunday school. on "lI"w
tn Win Race" at J. y. NJ. IA Mcs-
saE" l." tn" Church" at r., NJ. on
,Th" i !!.rn, i ,,P,!% and at ,'i r.
Ing" ." "' ~ law "
At Monument, The pastor, Rev.
George T.. Booker. -. D.. Will preach
AT ii a. NJ. ON True Greatness. aud
At s:ia j.. NJ. on "'rhc Gospel of ,hc
Second Death" sunday school ut $40
a. NJ Epw"rth l.rasn" al T.. NJ.
AZ Centenary The pastor. Rev. +,
~ NJ. on The Cnstaway.' nnd II,
night on God. tho Great Givcr." Hun-
day s"ho"l at y:l0 y. NJ. l:pw"r,h
4, Union station pastor. Rev,
X. =. Wntcrnrld, Will preach ut II
~ NJ. on "rh" Snwcr," aud ut s T..
NJ. on Lob and Ills Three Friends"
sunday school ;tt,a.30 y. NJ.
Al Denny Street.-The pastor. Rev.
Il. V. Carson. viii prench nj II \. NJ.
on How Long IL Your TonEue2' nn'i
at s:l5 I. NJ. OF The Christian
Race" sunday school and Mems
Bible Class ut $3.50 y. NJ. I;pw Ia
League 1T l.. NJ.
AT barton IiciEhts-Thc pastor.
Rev. W. >. peycrlc. Will preach At II
y. NJ. and l.. NJ. sunday School a.
$50 A. NJ. Epworth Leagues at $40
i. NJ.
Al Trinity-Thc pastor, Rev. II. u.
Scott: Will preach at II ~, NJ. on
Feeding the Multitudes." and 1T
night on "ConfessiOn." Sunday
school and Mems Bible Glass ut g:ao
y. NJ. Epworth League ut 1915 l.. NJ.
Al Woodland Heights pastor.
Rev. w. A. Wright. Will preach At IL
y. NJ on The Divine PATTERN" and
a, sis p. NJ. on Baseball and
Character Building" Sunday school
;.t $50 y. NJ. and Epworth League ut
7:l5 i. NJ.
At Broad Strect-Tcnth and broad
Strcets-pr-achins IL y. NJ. and S:l5
T.. NJ. by the pastor. Rev. Fred II.
Chenault -. l.. Morning subject:
Fighting Through" Evening sub :
jet: strength Enough Suuda Y
school at 500 y. NJ. E.pvorth
Leagues at 7:l5 l.. NJ. Strangers and
visitors given cordial welcome. y
peoples church i'll the heart OF tn.
city.
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WOULD TEACH ALL
ART OF SWIMMING
rETEKSuI'RG. VA June

rETERSBURG, VAs June 23-lr
spite OF the fact that several hun
dred persons learned how 10 swim
at the Y NJ {. ~ last week, Physical
Director Caru"s Is anxious To xiv"
NOR" free lessons. This he Will Il"
all uf next week, but the school VIII
Dc held at Wilcox Lake. Petersburg :
popular bathing resort.
Through the courtesy OF Manager
Wilcox. OF the Lake, MIR. Carncs VIII
have better facilities. in so FAR -
space Is concerned. To teach the art
OF swimming. Starting every morn
iug at O'Clock and up To the noon
hour every white man, woman and
child in the city will have an uppor
unity OF taking these lessons With
ont charge. Expert teachers will b,
On hand and MIR. Wilcox. with Mr.
Carnes, extends cordial Invitation
to all who wish TO learn TO swim
Wilcox Lake is unusually popular
This year and many improvements
have been made.
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CltNisTIt v.

AZ Third The pastor, R"v. J. o.
aud Sin II. N. snn,ias SShn"l at Y:1o
a. NJ. and senior Endcav"r at ! l.. NJ.
At First nh" pastor. Rev. W. u.
Walters. L.. H.. Will preach at II \.
NJ. on Chris tianity ana Education,
aud at i. NJ. on "rrumhs From the
Mastcr's Table" Sunday school at
VAC \. NJ.
q. llanry. win preach "a, ii a. NJ. on
The Marks of n Disciple" nnd at
S:l6 - NJ. h" VIII conduct Ycsprr
Services ON tho church lawn. sun
day school a, 9:a0 y. NJ.
at Hanover Avenue j. II.
l!uni"y Will preach at II \. NJ. on
The Secret "f u Confronted Life"
aud al S:i5 J.. N. pn "nut,ns; WIN
They Are and How 10 Perform Them
ltihl" school ut a:a0 y. NJ. Christian
Endonv"r at T. NJ.
\, Cnwnrdin Avcnu"-Thc pastor.
ltov. IL. j. Dudley. VIII preach ut II
y. NJ. and s l.. NJ. sunday school at
9:an \. NJ. and Christian Endcavor
at l. NJ.
At Paramount Avcnuc-Thc pastor.
Roy. G. +. Fillmore. viii preach at
II A.. NJ. on Jesus Of Nazareth: tho
What Ia God L!ko?" Sunday
school ut $50 a. NJ.
~ Seventh strc.t-Graco at Sew
pastor. VIII preach at II ~. NJ y;
picture service, Mt which tho classic
sunday school at $50 4. n. Young
Peoples Meeting 1T i. NJ.
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YALE CREW DEFEATS HARVARD.
OVERTHROWING EXPERTS DOPE
Blue Eight Triumphs Over Crimson in Battle of Cora-
geous Spirit Pucd Against Pessimistic
Predictions of Wiseacrcs.
ny william sln>cu, McNu,t.

H!tcd News Stan Correspondent
NEW LONDON. CONN. June pr
Yale beat Harvard on the Thames at
their annual crew race today. They
o ., more than win. a. boat race, The
disgrace by the se-ir.t,t the neck and
hammered i into glory.
Previous 70 Fr!dny afternoon, the
J ale crew OF This year was on. To
MAKE eaperts laugh or swear accord
ing 10 whether rhev were Yale men
or not ], was joke e.ght They
mao lost the services Of their cap.
Charles Dana Gibson and nephew OF
Lady Asior. 4 l!ttle NOR. than a
month hso, they utterly changed
.nS;r sIEte OF rowins. adopting
.ttF We're or the short end of the
pc.N IN n" betting done Mond,,.
"s'u' 'He race, and would have nee,
on me snort end aga!nsr mos, AK,
crew better Than hlgh srhoEi ~, -
~, -'!sstns!on hard luck and Man,
.5"" ""teFM"nsh mad given
, h,l1 poor record and a worsc
:, Tne eigh' men o: that crew rowod
-. stake boat in ~" late cIcar
a".h.He O.; Friday afternoon and
IN .' nAthS 10 'h' JON Of prov
ns ,hat they could accomplish, IN.
Accomplished Impo..ibI.
rove y iheS did Rowing sinooth
on HaryaEE5 IHey picked np a length
"lStacr"r on the ohs.rvaf!o,, ,r,F,.
4hH Yachts SHOOK their heads .,,d
&c, 'tq mat ae had shot hor hoIr
Yale sheN brsW- d.,r nn ~
Hoats o. thet wis for ina, sum -,
sys, r., '.@' ~ occasion oycrcom-S
er H. Iis,., ~ lofW and muscular pow
again. hut trrcSr.rtiye ~ T,; al =,
power. yale wa- out 70 win. Tx
800, WIZ the oiuc -bladed oars M,
npnit with spur and added ,re,
water 70 their lead each LIN. T.,
were threatened '''' '"'N
the s'isd s n'nr y n. nogs ina, marke,
% the good. The expHr,s u
coufd not keep /, up' TEe[ n,l
T :rh.t Frev,ous fAni's IN N" Yal. styic
must crack before tn.y drov. D'..,,
super Of FURNISHED wood over m.
Haven sccord1np .f'm Ne"
peTis, could no, fow .y,-. I'D
,hs q. boa, race % near waa
The smS Sei .TMrgift,, iraEin !Epa rt.
way between tho rows ~ ,U.,'
goid and whit" yachts tina, linen -.
course and the lead they mad. .nr
perhap, They, ,did no, do 1T aceord
ing TO rowing HOyle but fh.y did Il
Win by Three Lengths
ihtS Grove ih"lr boat across 'f
line mat marked the end ot their 9,
!crt and victory better ihhI mn.
lengths ahead OF the Harvard crew
ana $4,000 people on jOIt!nI nbs.,
yation trains. hohhins yncnt. an
rocky shore went iHad with AcclnI
OF the painting hogs HhO had uii,a
human courag" against mathtnlat
cal dope and won.
To make 1T complete. the boys frol
Yale did their stun against Inc di.
couTa cement Of morning thi
looked Ike the beginning OF - Iiar
ward day. The Yale freshmen snc
shipped water In the second mil
orumplcd and sank
i. The Yale Junior eight was beate
s,n o,,no ,ni .s n inc ne second OF tne pr
for the hitherto helpless Yale val
s!ty to show what IT mad. and n
exhibition was one 10 make lovers
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BLIMP FORGED DOWN.
But NO ONE INJURED
IRy Associated Press. !

NORFOLK. VA. June IA biz
free balloon from Langley Field fell
in the suburbs here this afternoon.
Those who witnessed the descent Of
the big gas bag say there was a
slash in the side.
Otirials at Langley Field say the
balloon WAS in command OF Captain
w O. Butler. who left the station
with a crew of four men at II o'clock
this morning and was forced To land
hecaus" OF "A rent In the bag, 40
one was injured.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

At Fulton-Thc pastor. Rev. Hugh
Fitzpatrick, Viii preach at II y. NJ
and S:la J.. VI. sunday school at a:3o
y. NJ. anT Christian f.ndrnNor at
L. NJ.
AT First--'rhr pastor, Rev. T.. II
McFadrn. Will preach at II y. NJ and
/. NJ. sunday school at $50 y. VI
and bible classes at ?:JU y. VI.
AT Scc"nd-rhc pastor. l!rN. Rus
sell Cecil. -. H., viii preach at II
y. VI. on IA Significant silence" and
az night ON 'SonIr In the Night"
sunday school 1T .:ij y. NJ. Young
Peoples League at $40 l.. NJ
~ rhird-Ihc pastor. Rev. H. j
Williams. Will preach ut II y. NJ
and S:l5 J.. NJ. sunday school at
$40 y. NJ. and M-n's Hibie Glasses ~
9:iJ y. NJ
A. Grac" Cov"nant-E"v Charles
l.. King. II. -. Viii preach at II ~
NJ on Uninterrupted Fow"r." and al
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MERGER APPROVED
BY S. S. DELEG ATES
LRv Nsshcin1cd rrcssl

KANSAS CITY. Mo. june "a
bol"rat" sto the sixteenth kUadr"n-
NAL international sunday school AS
ISOLATION yesterday unanimously ap-
proved tn, merger Of tn" association
with tn sunday school Council OF
evangelical denominations The con
SOlidatrd societies adopted the Inter
national sunday school Council OF
Religious Education as a name.
Birmingham. Ala, was chosen as
the next meeting place over Los An
gclcS. Detroit and Cleveland
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athletic courage rise on their hind
legs and howl
Vale Leads In Victories

/, was the nfty-tifth race h.,woen
me two universities. Previously,
Zach hah won twenty seven victories.
When the last rHys OF The sun died
rom IA" waters on the Thames. Vale
hid tw"nil-"!ght victories ;u her
credit End to her credit also she hau
"a" memory "i II crew with the cour-
az" 10 blaz" IT'S Nay through thick
rSt hard luck and inharmony 10 a
triumph as thrilling as II was tncX
P'Ctrl Wales time FOR the four
miles was @l.53: Harvard covered
the CourS" IN 2o.nG
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BAPTIST.

At Broadus Memorial-The pastor
\. W. on The Apostle Pet and the
Church" and at Sis r NJ. on Rock
and Keys" Is. Y. y. L. Mt Z. NJ
Sunday school al $3.50 a. NJ
At North Side--Dr. II. l.. Gaines. of
the University of Richmond VIII
preach in tho morning and Rev. Dr.
). {. Hatcher Will preach at night.
AZ Pine Street.-The pastor. Rcv
Leland jerome Powell. VIII preach
at II 4. NJ. on The Golden Ruiz
brought Down To Date" and AT nigh,
on Cities Of Refuge" sunday
school at $40 y. NJ. II. Y l.. l.
meetings at +. NJ.
At Fairmount Avcnuc-Th. pastor
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

At First Church Of Christ Scientist
Park Avcnu" and Meadow street
Services will hc hold at II 4. NJ
Subject will he christian Science
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EI'ISt'OI'NI..


At Holy Trinity The pastor. Rev.
j: J.. GrRvatt: y. D.. VIII preach at
II n. NJ. and Rev. Robert y. Good
win. Jr. Will preach At night. Men's
Bible Ciaas ut 10 "a. VI.
At st. AndrewR--The pastor. Rev.
NJ. md Rev. J. Francis Ribblc. D. -.
VIII preach nj Sils l.. NJ.
At the Church OF tho Epiphany
Rarton iiciEh,s-Rer. ]. II. G!bboney,
Will rroach at II a. NJ. and s:l5 II.
NJ. Communion nj 1880 a. VI. ana
sunday school Mt $50 a. NJ. Young
Pcople's League at 7:l6 j. NJ
~ Grace-The rector. Rev. w. II.
Burkhardt. -. D.. will preach at II
IN the morning and Sis in the eve
ming Session of the Bible class Mt
9:45 nnd the summer Sunday school
ut 10 IN the morning.
At Holy Comforter-Rev. W. =.
Cox. rector. Holy Communion Mt T:3n
\. NJ. Morning Prayer and sermon
at II y. NJ. Evening Prayer and ser
mon NJ s:l5 y. NJ. sunday school at
$50 y. NJ Mems Bible Class at 10
y. NJ.
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Rev. j. NJ. Ilnmrisk. viii preach Mt II
a. Nj on Christian Grow thu" and at
g. ~ NJ %; On . Iwhr o"r Concern For
AZ ltandolrh Street.-The pastor.
Rev. W; H. Knbertsot, will prrnrh 1T
II \. Mi nn j'Whai IL That ia 'riim..
Hand 80 Ind AT s!iB u. NJ. on t'rhr
tpliftsh Christ" SUNDAY school nj
;2o a. N, and II, Y, u, q, ni ria
At !uakwoud Avenue bnstor,
Rev, +, W. killings, viii preach al,
II A. A. NJ, on "H s!,h IN 'ns I!,sf'
dcncea nf Dur Low" SUNDAY school
at .iad y. NJ. and H. Y, II. 4. NJ TiI5
At vrnnblc Strro,-'rhn pnptur
Rev. Il. W. Sw"re, will prrnch nj ii
\. NJ. On '"rhr Three Fold Trumur,
'all L" the Church." and at y. NJ.
ON "FalHH buaRtinG." Sunday school
at nian n, NJ, and II, Y, y, q, at {
l.. NJ.
Al Leigh s,reet--nev. Howard l..
smhjs"iai II a., NJ. "mow, II puapi-
tom" and at i. ST.. "any il With
Flowers" Sunday school at b.aO a,
NJ. II. '. l.. 4. ut y. NJ.
At Grove Arenuc--Dr. len O.
RrGughton. pant"r. Morning; "The
Man with M"aRmrlnE Line" Sipht;
spiritual CnurtEhlp."
sons: will I'M hls pulpit. Subject II
icrt T., Nth" Power of tho tn
lifted chr!at." $50 \. M--Sunda y
school graded classes.
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In RicFnmond's uApits

S:i8 i, II. on 81 Am the Duor"-scr-
mon on the claims OF christ Sabbath
at ata a. NJ. Young Peoples So
ripir fiin - NJ,
The Republican journal., 1922-07-27
SEARSMONT

Miss Edwina Berry is substituting in the
telephone central office for Miss Belyea.
Mr.. John Lane of Whitman, Mass, is
here for his annual visit with his niece.
Mrs. Mary Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pilsbury and chill
dren of Waterville were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Thomas.
Harold Savery of Mass, is the guest of
William Tuttle at the Tuttle cottage on
the shore of lake Quantabacook.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah, widow of
Alden Robbins, was held at the NJ. E.
church July IL, Rev. E. E. Harrison Off
eating.
Miss Helen Plaisted. who has employ
ment in Belfast, is spending this week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Plaisted.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Thompson of
Lowell, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Nixon and
daughter Ruth of Rutherford, N j., are
visiting Albert Thompson and sister, Mrs.
Matilda Reynolds
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pendleton, Mrs
Henry Peavey and daughter, and Mrs.
Alexander all of Lincolnville, in company
with MIR. Pendleton's aunt of Calf. were
guests of Mr.. j. w. Skinner Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crosser and two
children of Melrose Highlands, Mass, re-
turned to their home, after spending a
week very pleasantly with their aunt,
Mrs. Sadie jackson.
Mrs. Olive A. Ham of Bangor is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Patten and
they enjoy many pleasant "reminiscences
OF their happy school days spent in the
old red schoolhouse in the town of Her.
mon more than fifty years ago.
The Republican journal., 1922-07-27

home in Rockland Monday. Mrs. Web
ster was joined by her husband and son
Eben on Friday for the weekend, Mrs.
Webster accompanied her daughter home.
Work on the rebuilding of the school
house is going ahead as rapidly as pos
possible. Mr.. Levi Hartman, who drew
the plans, has withdrawn from the work
and Mr.. Henry H. Halves. whose original
ideas have been embodied in the working
plans, has the supervision, with John r.
Merrithew and Edgar Ellis as foremen.
Mr.. Frank Eastman of Frankfort has
been engaged for the cement work and
will arrive soon.
Mr.. Morris L. Brown of Springfield,
Mass, representing the "Wear-ever"
aluminium cooking utensils, gave a most
pleasing solo at the Universalist church
Sunday morning. His rich baritone voice
of great power, and his fine personality,
makes his future appearance among us a
most delightful anticipation, as he has
promised to give solos at the coming La
dies Aid sale, Aug. 10th. Mr.. Brown is
Harvard College m N and an active
member of the justly celebrated "Har-
ward Glee Club" Those who did not
hear him Sunday have a rich treat in
store and those who did will wish to hear
him again. We take this opportunity of
thanking him for his sratuitous services
The Boston papers of the past week an
nounce the death, July 18, of Major Elias
d. Libbey of st. Paul, MINI, formerly of
this place. He was the third son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. John Libbey and grew to
manhood in this village. He enlisted
early in the Civil War, serving until it's
close. He married in young manhood
Miss Lizzie Staples, elder daughter of the
late Cap ain Peleg and Katie tGriffin)
Staples, this union being blessed by two
children, Faustina and Allen After be-
ing in the hardware business here in
town for some years following the Civil
War, he went west, settling in St Paul.
Mimi, where he has since resided and
where his wife passed away many wears
ago. After number of years he married
again in st. Paul.
The Republican journal., 1922-07-27
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah C. Treat went to
Winterpo-t Sunday afternoon, carrying
home their guests, Mrs. Geneva Freeman
and Mrs. Eta Homer. Mrs. Freeman.
though still fral, is greatly improved
! from her serious condition of last winter.
Mrs Maurice Patterson of Boston ar
rived early last week after three weeks
visit at the camp of her cousin, Ralph
Stowell, at Lake Windemere for weeks
tarry in her former home before leaving
for visit to her sister, Mrs. Frank Wy
man, at Mattawamkeag.
The Rebekah supper, sale and card
party, passed off very pleasantly on
Thursday afternoon and evening. They
had some very attractive fancy work and
useful aprons. The sale was not large
owing to the previous one at the time of
the district meeting.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Univer-
salist parish will hold its annual sale on
Aug. 10th. The sale will take place in
the afternoon, as usual, as well as even
ing, and the entertainment (of which
notice will be given later will be follow
ed by dance with music by Mckeen's
orchestra of Belfast.
In view of her approaching marriage to
Mr.. Edwin T. Hatton of Bangor, Miss
Inez Hanson was given miscellaneous
'shower" Wednesday afternoon at Camp
Underhill. The conspiracy was well
planned and about 25 of the popular
young lady's friends gave her genuine
surprise.
A long partial holdup in the traffic
Sunday was caused by the losing of
wheel just as a car passed the ''silent
policeman" in the square. 1t is con-
gested corner and unless there is more
careful attention paid to the rules of auto
driving on approaching the square there
is liable to be serious damage.
The Eastern Star picnic last Tuesday
week proved very enjoyable affair. H.
X. Hichborn, A. M. Ames and others
took the members to and from the Shute
cottage at Standpoint shore. Mrs. B. F.
Skinner of Lawrence, Mass, furnished
coffee, ice cream and cool drinks, in ad-
dition to the contributions of the ladies.
Mrs. Alden Webster of Bangor spent
last week with her mother, Mrs. e. A.
Cram, at Fort Point. Her daughter, Mrs.
Prudence Whitney, visited her grand
mother during the time, returning to her
The Republican journal., 1922-07-27
SEARSPORT

Mrs. Sidney. Graves of presque Isle is
spending a few days in town.
Lucy and Austin Simpson are guests OF
relatives in Dixmont for a week.
Mrs. Frank Curtis and daughter Loesss
have returned from a trip to New York
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Jackson of Boston
are at the jackson cottage on Pleasant
Point.
Story Trundy land Edison Fletcher re.
turned Wednesday from fishing trip te
Ripogenus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hobbs of Brook.
line were the recent guests Of Capt. ane
Mrs. c. N. Meyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold kirkpatrick Of
Portland were in town Saturday en- route
for Bangor by auto.
Roland Darling of Boston, who IL
spending his vacation at Sandy Point,
was in town last week.
Miss Charlotte Thatcher of Bangor is
the guest of Miss Alice Walker at White
cap on Pleasant Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Kalloch and
Joseph Kalloch are the guests of relatives
in Rockland and Thomaston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Colcord and
daughter Inez are spending few days
at their cottage at Swan Lake.
MRS. Arthur Healey and son Stanley
of Wollaston, Mass, are guests of Mrs.
Healey's sister, Mrs. Henry Il. Curtis.
Mrs. William E. Grinnell left Thursday
for Attieboro, Mass, called there by the
illness of her dauGhter-in-law, Mrs. Will
liam E. Grinnell, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Duncan, and Miss
Martha Duncan, and Miss Louise Leib
were guests of MIR. and Mrs. Lincoln COL
cord at the Lake Monday.
Mrs. Dana Dutch and son Dana arrived
recently from Waban, Mass, and will
spend the remainder of the season at the
Curtis cottage on Pleasant Point.
Mrs. Frederick F. Black and SON Fred
erick arrived Saturday from Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan. They will be guests of Mrs.
]. w. Black in Main st, for several weeks.
The Misses Lillian and Grace Baker of
Boston, the Misses Esther and Hazel
Hughes, also of Boston, and F. w. Nj
chols of Belmont, are guests at Brooks
side.
Frank w. Colcord of Dorchester, Mass,
who was in town recently to accompany
the remains of his wife, Mrs. Ida Colcord,
was the guest while in town of his neph
ew, Lincoln Colcord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Buck and son,
Russell, who have been the guests of Mr.
Bucks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Buck
in Reservoir street, left Friday for their
home in New York City.
The members Of the Library Benefit
Bridge Club will be entertained next FRI
day afternoon by Miss Alice Walker and
Miss Jane Roberts at Miss Walkers cot
tage, Whitecap. on Pleasant Point.
A party including Mr. and Mrs. James
H. Duncan, Miss Martha Duncan, Mrs.
Frederick Black and son, Miss Mary
Field and Miss Mildred Shute motored to
Bar Harbor Thursday in the Duncan car.
Ahydroplane with four people aboard,
two men and two women, landed neal
the steamboat wharf early Thursday
morning. The machine flew down from
Bangor, it was said, in 18 minutes, the
party returning to Bangor later in tn,
day.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida Colcord
wife of Frank w. Colcord of Dorchester
Mass, who died at her home in Dorches
ter, Thursday were held Sunday morn
ing at Elmwood cemetery, and intermen
was in the family lot Mrs. Colcord wa
q native of Weymouth, Mass.