The Republican journal., 1922-09-14

Meadow road is assured at last
Merrill Field of Boston arrived Friday
preceding Labor Day, remaining with his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Field, over
he holiday. They, with their daughter
nd family, MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Dousan
an young son, left for home the last of
the week.
MIR. j. w. Lambert joined hef daughter
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hend-
son of Bangor, and their niece, Miss Ruth
Smith, on an auto trip to Providence, to
visit another daughter, Miss Smith re-
turned at once, to re main with her grand
father.
Mrs. Abtie Gardner with her daughter,
Lillian, and mother, Mrs. Susan Tibbetts
of Cambridge, Mass, and her brother, F.
|. Tibbetts, and wife of Little Rock, Ar
ka nsas, arrived Tuesday TO remain until
Thursday with their cousins, Misses Liz
zie, Evelyn and Ethel Cocord.
Mrs. Elvesta Douglass, with two young
sons of Hull, Mass, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Ida Ellis and brother
Gilbert r. Ellis, for several weeks, left
for home Wednesday, Sept. 9th. Mrs
Ellis went to Orono, the same day, to
make a visit to her son, professor at the
u. of NJ.
Mr.. Gilbert r. Ellis, one of our rural
carriers, and Miss Ruth Merrithew, the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. b.
Merrithe W, were quietly married at Mr..
Ellis old home IN Morrill,, on Tuesday,
Sept. 5th. They returned Friday night,
noisy welcome awaiting them. They
will occupy the Capt j. F. Hichborn
home.
Mr.. j. Beverly Du Bose, wife, daughter,
Miss Edna and son Pendleton. OF west
bury, N Y, who are summerinG in Sears
port, Mrs. Du Bosses sister, Mrs. Alton
A. Jac kson, of Everett, Mass, summer
resident of Searsport and Mrs. Albert V.
Nickels, called Sunday afternoon upon
their cousins, Mrs. Clara NJ. Griffin and
Miss Mary 1lchoorn.
Mrs. and Mrs j. Stanley Wardwell
have given up their rent of the Bowden
house and left town recently, Mr.. Ward
well going to Lewiston and Mrs. Ward
well to her former home in Princeton,
Maine to visit relatives. She was accom-
pa MED b, her young sister Prudence, who
has been spending the summer with her.
Rich ard B.Crosby. who has been learning
for some weeks, will take over the Job OF
moving picture operator.
The summer is over aud the visitors
are rapidly departing. Henry Lancaster
W ith wife and son returned to Brockton,
Mass, last Friday. The Wilson's have
left the. nevereaux cottage. Capt. VIM.
S. Devereaux and Harry Clark and fam
lilies and the Enslins left the Devereaux
shore on Tuesday. At Standpoint, which
has seen a brilliant summer and recorded
n umerous real estate transactions, which
D romises more for the future the people
are rapidly leaving.
DR.. Hichborn's bonfire and corn roast
on the beach at his camp on the north
shore of Fort Point Cove, which has
come to be something of an annual insti-
TUT on, took place on Tuesday evening.
The high moon and the absence of dew
made the night wonderfully enjoyable.
DR.. Hichborn, with the aid of his broth
er-in-law, Adrian Burke. spent consid-
erable time clearing the windfalls and
tr ming undererowth in the grove,
W hich taken TO the tip OF the point forms
the basis of pile of no mean proper
ii ons. Tuesday night the wood and brush
stacked about tree all of 80 feet high,
set in the beach, provided fireworks on
a generous scale for the assembled guests.
A good deal of corn was roasted IN the
Goals after the fire had burned low. And
as every one with experience knows,
Q reen corn is at its best only after 1T has
suffered tn hazards of roasting on the
end of green pole, accidentally dropped IN
the sand and eaten with smooch or two
on the face of the eater thereof. DR.. and
Mrs. Hichborn, Mr.. Burke and his daugh-
ter Eva left Thursday morning for bos-