The Republican journal., 1922-06-22
SEARSPORT

Miss Clara Chapman of Bangor spent
the past week at the Fields cottage IL
Norris street.
Mrs. Ralph Long and two children ar
rived recently from Gardiner and ere
guests of Charles Russell.
EDWARD Nichols arrived recently from
New York and is the guest OF his motner,
Mrs D. NJ. Nichols.
Mrs. John Eyre and son Louis, OF
Orange, N. j., will arrive in Searsport
this month to spend the season.
Mrs. Frank Spratt of Bar Harbor has
arrived to spend several weeks as the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. F. Z. Roulstone'
Mrs. Sarah Nickels who has been the
guests of Mrs. Henrietta Young IN Main
street, has returned to her home IN FORT
land.
Can't. Joseph Nichols and two sons OF
Bucksport. and Mrs. pelphine Billings OF
Lynn, Mass, were in town recently CAL
ling upon friends.
Albert Sweetser of Minneapolis, MINI,
il the guest of Mrs. L. A. Colcord ana
Professor F. r. Sweetser at the Sweetser
homestead in Main St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel Palmer, Mr.. and
Mrs Don Snow and Miss Sybit Cram OF
Bangor were recent guests OF Miss Alice
Walker at Whitecap.
MI. and Mira Harold Marshall and two
children of Newton, Mass, motored to
Searsport June nth and spent the holiday
and week end with Capt. and Mrs. A. M.
Ross.
Donald Vaughan, Harry McCaslin.
Lester Consry, Tom Colman, ikalph
Moody and Calvin Stinson went down
the bay ON deep sea fishing trip, return
ing June 18th with good catch OF cod.
Miss Lucy True Ross arrived Saturday
from New York and is the guest of her
parents, Capt and Mrs. Andrew NJ. Ross,
until her marriage to DR.. Roger Du Bose
Of New York takes place later in the
season.
Mrs. William E. Grinnell, her daugh-
tiers. the Misses Martha and Prudence,
and son Fred, will close their home In
Foxboro, Mass, and will arrive in Sears
port this week to spend the summer at
Grinnell Inn.
Mrs. Henry Smart and two children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Fraser and two chill
dren, all of Plymouth, were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Siml son. Mrs.
Fraser and son Donald remained for
weeks visit.
Mrs. Sidney M. Weber and her daugh-
tiers, Valma and Betty have arrived from
Boston, Mrs. Weber and Betty attended
the graduation exercises at Mortified
Academy, from which Miss Valma was
graduated June g.
Miss Kathryn Dow arrived June 18th
from Howard Seminary at West Bridge
water, Mass, where she taught domestic
science the past year. Miss Dow viii
spend the summer months with her moth
er, Mrs. Cora Dow.
Mrs. Mason and Miss Louise Hopkins
of Bangor were at the Chapman cottage
last week. Other Bangor people who
were in town recently were MIR. and Mrs
Bertram Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Wingate
Cram, John Rice and daughter Edith, and
Miss Sarah Rice.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grinnell who
were married June End in Orange, N. j.,
are at hotel in New York city for few
weeks. after which they will be at the
Eyre home in Orange. Later in the sea-
son they will come to Searsport for two
weeks.
All schools in town closed June 9th for
the summer vacation. Evan Wilson, as
sistant in the high school, went TO his
home in Belfast Saturday. Miss Alice
Davis of the Nichols school has accepted
. business position in North New Port
land for the summer months.
Miss Florence Colcord entertained a
few friends on Saturday afternoon, June
10th, at her home on Bay View street, in
honor of her house guests, MRS. NORTH
mer L. Stevens of Milwaukee, Miss
Maude Colcord of Plymouth, Mass, and
Miss Anne NJ. Kittredge of Belfast.
Miss Florence Colcord entertained about
20 guests on Tuesday evening at clam
bake on the Mossman shore. Delicious
steamed clans and coffee were served
with picnic supper, and the evening was
spent with stories and songs around a
huge driftwood fire. The party remained
to toast marshmallows over the Goals, and
to watch the moon rise across the bay.
Mrs Ellen L. Leib and Miss Louise
Dickerson Leib arrived last Wednesday
from South Berwick. Mrs. Leib was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Jonn DuIieien
during the winter, and Miss Leib arrived
in South Berwick two weeks ago, having
spent the school year as director of ply
steal training at Glen Eden, Stamford,
Conn. They will spend the summer
months in Searsport.
Raymond Swing of New York. recent
ly Berlin correspondent for the New York
Herald, was the guest last week of Mr..
and Mrs. Lincoln Colcord. Mr. Swing
has been in Berlin since the war, keeping
his fingers on the pulse of German affairs.
He came to this country from Genoa,
where he went to write uD the confer
ence, and he has since accepted posi-
ton as general European correspondent
for the W all Street journal, Boston News
Bureau and associated financial publica-
tons Before the war he was in Germany
a. war correspondent for the Chicago
News. He is considered perhaps the
most brilliant man in his line working in
America at present.
The following Searsport people attended
the Congregational conference held at
North Belfast, Tuesday, June 18th: Mrs.
A. J. Nickerson, Mrs. Frank Spratt, Mrs.
r. E. Roulstone, Capt. and Mrs D c.
Nichols. Rev. and Mrs. Harold E. LeMay