The Republican journal., 1922-05-25
SEARSPORT

Alec H. Nichols spent the week at
his home in Searsport
For graduation pictures 60 to M. A.
Cook . Studio, Belfast, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Robbins and son
Allston are visiting relatives in Deer Isle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Conary are in
Deer Isle for brief visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Curtis of Everett
are spending . few days at their summer
home in town.
Mrs. Leroy Palmer and son John Of
Belfast were guests of Capt. and Mrs. ID.
c. Nichols Sunday.
Mn. Mary Sargent has arrived from
Alton to spend the summer at her house
in Steamboat avenue.
Miss Gladys Rose is employed as clerk
in the post Office, assisting Mrs. |. H.
Havener, postmistress.
Mrs. Wesley Webber has returned from
the Tapley hospital in Belfast, where she
underwent surgical treatment.
Mrs. Alice Shute arrived recently from
Everett. Mass, and has opened her house
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Is cents is the price of tickets for the
elaborate handmade night robe to be sold
ct the Partridge store in Main st.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred B. Smith left Mon
day for Lynn, Mass, where they will be
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Leon Cob
bett.
Capt. and Mrs. Albert Blanchard of
New York have been spending few days
at their summer home in Mount Ephraim
Road.
Herman Conary and son Lester arrived
Thursday from De, + Isle, where they have
Il; 1ding to the repairing OF their
ar Mrs. Ernest Gray and Warren
Gray rso bred to Lincoln, Thursday to at
tend the dedication of the worsted mills In
that town.
Calvin Stinson, Capt. Albert Blanchard
and William Blanchard of New YORK,
made a trip to Islesboro Sunday IN Mr.
Stinson's motor boat.
Mrs. Livona Williams and Mrs. Z. ".
Gilkey returned Wednesday from Isles
boro, where they attended the funeral OF
Mrs Charlotte Williams
Miss Florence Colcord returned on
Thursday from Bangor, where she attend
ed the telephone employees meeting ana
dance Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Wipaate Cram, Miss Alice Walker
and Mrs. Henry Chapman of Bangor have
been in town recently attending to the
opening of their summer homes here.
Mrs. Mary Hartman of Old Town, who
has been the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Calvin
Stinson, left recently for visit with
friends in Stockton Springs, before return.
ing to her home in Old Town.
Mrs. James H. Duncan substituted in
the grammar school. during the absence
of Mrs. E. w. Gilkey who went to Isles
boro to attend the funeral services OF her
grandmother, Mrs. Charlotte Williams.
A benefit picture show and dance were
given in Union Hall, recently for the fire
whistle fund. Charles E. Green gave a
which were turned over to the fund.
Green's olchestrs of five pieces furnished
music.
Among the Searsport members of the
K. of P. Lodge who attended the meeting
Of the Grand Lodge in Bangor. last week
were Alton Small, Harry Merrithew, Rev.
N. F. Atwood, Joseph Kalloch, Stanley
Kalloch, Ebert Monroe. Earl Cunning
ham, Oscar Gamble, Henry Webster, Ell
mer Webster, James Pottle, Lester Con-
ary and Charles Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pettee arrived re-
Gently from Sharon, Mass. coming over
the road. Mr.. Pettee returned to Sharon
after brief stay, Mrs. Pettee remaining
to prepare the COLLEGE Club House for the
coming season. In spite OF the fact that
the Shore Road on which the house is sit
uated was closed all summer, the club did
I very large business last season. With
the highway in excellent condition this
year, the season will undoubtedly be
successful one.