The Republican journal., 1922-06-01

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Tree MESS, M. anu MIS- A'no W. n.i-
ght ana AIno Anlgnt. Ernest DI.nAwa,e'
ana MISS iorence Df'nA"a'er oi h'"ooin-
vile beacn.
The death of Fred H. Eames occurred
Wednesday at his home in North Stock
ton. after an illness of a week, with
pneumonia. He was 66 years of age, and
leaves one son, J. F. Eames of Searsport,
and a daughter. Mrs. Beatrice Colson Of
S.ocx.on I?.inss , .a unetsi Fr;d sers,tes ~ere
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snu ....u S S,ocktnn Snr;nas
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A very pleasant surprise party was
given at the home of Mrs. Daniel Irving
Saturday afternoon, May 10th, in celebra-
tion of the birthday anniversary of Mrs
Irving's mother, Mrs. Marie Rowe
Fancy cookies and coffee were served and
there was handsome birthday cake with
candles. The guests included Mrs. An
tonic Croce, Mrs. Livona Williams, Mrs.
M;..ss M;n.rss - ,S % rs. anes C on'i'n'
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A pleasant surprise party was given
Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss
Ethel Anderson in honor of the 18th
birthday anniversary of Lucy Simpson.
The girls spent a part of the afternoon
on the shore, after which refreshments
of ice cream and a birthday cake were
served at the house. The guest of honor
received a number of gifts. and the affair
was much enjoyed. Those present were
Miss Anderson, Lucy Simpson. Marian
Cunningh ham, Elsie Gross, Elizabeth Saw
yer, Lucy Staples, GeorQie Staples. Ade
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blake and daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothea Blake, arrived, May
the remains of Mrs. Blake's mother, Mrs.
Ellen Nichols, who died several months
ago at the home of her daughter in Lon
don. Funeral services for Mrs. Nichols
were held May oath, at o'clock from
the Congregational church, Rev. Harold
LeMay officiating. Mr.. and. Mrs. Blake
and daughter Dorothea were guests OF
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Sweetser in Mos
man street.
Interesting ,etters cards ond v;av,
have heen rece;vsa h, fr;snds har. fro,r
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MISSION: quartet composed OF MIS-
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tne grave committai service was heio'
Win Two nymns by the quartet Inter
ment was IN tne rark cemetery.
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;c,e ths csa.snn-t t;nh s.I oSnaI Hu,on' a
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tbn b1aunicauons al: shoulo DC aooIesseu te
Th. IT,. I.. ouslness msnaeeI' HeaIsporc NE
in-cniei. Frances M Rogers; literary edi-
tol' L. WeDoer, Frances Z. Bailey; athie-
tic editor, Russell w.; Staples; alumni
eoitor, katherine Cunningham; exchange
eoltoI, Robert +. Colson; business mana
ger, Stanley A Card; assistant business
manager, Henry L. ROGERS. Local editors,
=. Elizabeth Sawyer, Caroline F. Colson.
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s' wioow Oh the iate Sapt. ..
Dyei ol .his Town. oiea suooeniy Dat
uay cMoln,ne, May 1otn' at her nome
ln oteamooat avenue at the age OF i9
years ana months. Although she nad
Deen 10 poor health Tor some time Mrs.
oyer was seemingly as well as usual when
sne IetiIed the niaht before. Early IN the
morning II was found that she had passed
away quietly and apparently without SUI.