The Republican journal., 1922-07-20
Sold by w. A. Hall, Belfast

Mayor C. W. Wescott and family are
taxing an outing at the Battery shore
and are occupying the Outpost Cot
tage."
The Baptist Sewing Circle is planning
to have sale in the church vestry Au.
gust 18th, when food, fancy articles,
aprons, candy, ETC., will be offered for
sale.
Mrs. Anna BuckliD, who is still in Tap
ley's hospital, wishes to extend very
grateful thanks to all the friends who so
kindly sent her nice shower of post
cards recently. Mrs. Bucklin is gaining
slowly and expects to be able to return
home in another week.
Mrs. Russell C. Knox, formerly Miss
beulah q. Young, was given a mlscela-
neous shower at her home on Union
street last Friday evening Her former
schoolmates planned a complete surprise
and successfully carried it out They
lett several souvenirs of the happy event
Mrs. Allan NJ. Howes and Miss Pelle
heatlng will give rty at the home of
the former on Church street Friday after
noon IN honor of Miss Clara B. Heating
oil Aliston, Mass, who is the guest of her
). l..
Luncheon will be served at o'clock.
Mrs. t. George Dodworth and Mr.. and
I Mrs. Seth M. Milliken of New York, who
for so many seasons have come to the
North Shore to spend the summer, will
be missed here this year, for they have
taken furnished cottage for the season
at Sound Beach, near Stamford, Conn
MI Dodworth died last winter at their
new home in Pasadena, Calf, and Mrs.
Dodworth now plans to remain in the
east.
Mrs. Helen Mlliken of Bangor, who
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bradbury last Sunday tJipped on the
porch stairs and fractured one of her
ankles DR.. Eugene u. Tapley was call
ed and reduced the fracture before she
was taken to her rooms at the Penobscot
Exchange. Others in the party were
Mr.. James Crafty and son Reginald,
and Miss Hexter of Bangor. They were
entertained at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs.
bradbury and at the Northport Country
Club. Mrs. Jack Grant and Mrs. Dom
naly of New York were also guests.
MIR. and Mrs Elbridge s. Pitcher enter
tanned members of the Unitarian Alliance
id North Church Circle at their delight
tul summer home at the Battery Shore
Tuesday afternoon. A number of gentle-
men were also present. The heavy show
ers kept several away but those who did
attend were most pleasantly entertained
The trip was made in closed cars and the
weather had no ill effect on the spirits of
the party but it did dampen the courage
of Messrs John r. Dunton and W. X.
Howard about building the promised shore
ha g.
terry function. There was food in abun-
dance arranged on the large dining BILE
In the living room and was served in buff
fet style adding materially to the in
formality of the porch party. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pitcher had arranged for a lawn
lunch, the bonfire and community sing,
but their numerous guests were entirely
satisfied and all went home happy. Mrs.
Pitcher was assisted by Mrs. James C.
Durham, the Alliance president, members
of its social committee and by Mrs. Fred
Waldo Brown, president of the Circle and
some of its members
The John Cochran Chapter, D. A. R,
was delightfully."- entertained Tuesday by
Mrs. Edith Stevens at her cottage at
Unity Pond. The party left here on the
morning train and found Mrs. Donald
Chase awaiting them at Unity with cars
to take them to the Pond, where they
were cordially welcomed by Mrs. Frost !
and Mrs. Clara Muzzy; also a number of
the Chapter. Some of the party gather
ed pond lilies on the lake, while the
others played auction on the spacious
veranda. A picnic dinner was spread |
under the pine trees. The place cards
were very dainty, having been painted
by the hostess and on the backs were
typewriter question to be answered by |
the names OF flowers. Miss Amy E.
Stoddard won the prize, beautiful plate
painted by Mrs. Stevens, and Mrs. Sum-
ner c. Pattee won the prize for the auto
mobile contest. 1t was dainty hand
kerchief, also the handiwork of the host
ess. In the afternoon the party visited
Camp Windermere, where 80 boys are
spending the season, and were just in
time to witness their swimming contests.
The other guests were Mrs. Henry Hills
of Northport, Miss Nellie Merrick of Wa
terville, Mrs. Ella Mowry, Miss Mildred
Mitchell, Mrs E. P. Frost, Mrs. Harry
Gordon, Mrs. III. l.. Seekins and Miss
Isabel G.nn. The Chapter will meet in
August at the home of Miss Mildred
Mitchell at North Belfast.