The Republican journal., 1922-04-06
SEARSPORf' /

Miss Mary Havener returned rioay
from visit with relatives In oucksport.
Mrs. j. H. Havener went to Bucksport,
recently to attend the funeral OF reia-
tive.
Mrs George Porter returned recently
from a visit with relatives in Boston and
vicinity.
Mrs. A. T. Whittier returned Friday
from visits with friends in North ber-
wick and Madison.
An enjoyable sociable was held in the
3. Methodist church vestry on tuesday
evening, March %.
Mrs Charles Richards of Bucksport is
the guest of her parents, MIR. snd Mrs.
James B. Sweetser.
Mrs. Wilbur Barker is i'll with inauen-
"a at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Wilbur r. Blodeett
Wilbur R. Blodeett is convalescing
from a bad attack o. influenza at his
home in West Main street.
Mrs. Lillias Nichols, who spent the
winter with relatives in Boston, has re-
turned to her hom in Sc; rsport,
Mrs. Leon White and two children of
Bangor are the guests of Mrs. Whites
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Trundy.
A dance will be held in Union Hall this,
Thursday. evening, for the benefit of the
fremen. Music by McKeen's orchestra.
Mrs Eugene H. Lincoln arrived March
"a from Portland. Mr.. Lincoln left Poit-
land for Boston, recently on business
trip.
n H.. xf h.,vx, MacC
was the guest for few days last week,
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. c.
Runnells.
Mrs. Sidney M. Webber, her daughter
Betty, and her moth r, Mrs Elizabeth
Pattee, are i'll with grip at their home in
West Main street.
Miss Isabelle Closson left for Farming
ton Normal school Monday after spending
the spring vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Kate Closson.
AIS b A. Colcord, who has spent the
ps weeks as the guest of her son,
ffase.H colcord, left recently for her
uvn.~ lew York City.
Mrs. Flora Flanders has returned from
Boston with her spring goods and is show
Ing an attractive line of millinery at her
rooms in the post office b ock.
Mrs. Earl Smith went to Belfast last
week to spend few weeks at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Harold Coombs, who
is convalescing from serious surgical
operation.
Cant and Mrs. Charles Nichols, who
snent the winter months at the home OF
their daughter, Mrs. Scott Blanchard, IN
BrookIyn. N. Y, have arrived and open
ed their home in town.
Mrs. George Towle is critically i'll at
her home in Main street. She is attend
"a bv doctors Clark of Searsport and
Tapley of Belfast, and Miss Ethel Col
cord of Stockton is caring for her
Mrs. A. j. Nickerson and Miss Jessie
Ncxerson, who spent the past lew
months at their winter home in Tampa,
Fla. left for the north about March 28th
and will arrive in Searsport early IN May
Amos D. Carver of New York was the
guest over the weekend of Mr. and Mrs.
Lincoln Colcord. Mr.. Carver left Mon
day for his home in Locust Valley, N. T..
He was accompanied by Mrs Carver,
who has been in town the past lew
weeks, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lin
coin Colcord.
Miss Isabel Frame arrived Friday from
Maine Central Institute, Pittsfield, to
spend the spring vacation with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Frame. Miss
Frame played forward on the M. c. l.
basket ball team, which ha. just closed a
very successful season. She will gradu-
ate from the school in June and will
spend the summer at her home in Sears
port
rhr he
winter with her parents, Capt and Mrs.
Andrew M. Ross in Tampa, Fla, arrived
in New York recently from the South,
and will spend two months in the latter
city before coming to Searsport for the
summer. The engagement of Miss Ross
and Dr. Roger DuBose of New York City
was announced recently, and the wed
ding will probably take place in the late
summer.
Mys- 1 H. Havener was hostess at the
ceremonial of the Blue Birds of the Kane.
tota Campfire Group held on Saturday al
the Campfire rooms. Games were enjoy
ed and the name of Virginia Trundy was
proposed and accepted for membership
Inez CoIcord was made a Filler. Tht
hostess served sandwiches, cake, cookies
ana hot chocolate. The place cards which
bore tiny cats fashioned from pussy will
lSWss were the WoIA VI Maty AaSchot
Mrs. John Frame will be the April hostess
Rehearsals are now well under way TO
the minstrel show to be given in UnioI
Hall about the middle of April for tn
benefit of the local baseball team. Tn
curtain will 60 up on the circle compose
of about rs OF 80 men in blackfacc, wit
nix end men in elaborate costumes. Th
solos are up-to- date, and the second pal
of the program will include . sketci
nale ouartettes, instrumental solos, et'
a popular Searsport amsteur actor WI
he interlocutor. The show will be TO
lowed by ! dance. and the date will
announced soon.
News has been received here OF u
death in London. England, OF MIS-; Ellie
Carver Nichols, widow of the late Joshu
N;choIs Of Sesrsport. Mrs. Nichols wi