The Republican journal., 1922-07-13

Miss Mary Richards and friend, Miss
Moller of Boston, arrived Friday morning
and are occupying the chambers OF Mrs.
Carrie A. Gardner's house for few
weeks.
Mrs. VIM. Libby entertained a large
party of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from
/ Brewer Thursday night, furnishing
salmon dinner with green peas, chicken
salads and strawberry pie with whipped
cream. This speaks well for the Auto
Rest as the same party were there last
year.
Mrs. Justin Harding went to Prospect
Ferry last week to spend an indefinite
time with her son William and family at
the old home. Her grandchildren Kuth
and Helen went up after the pictures
Monday night for the Fourth and In the
morning were Joined by their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry Harding.
Mrs. Arthur Yates of San Francisco,
eldest daughter of the late Capt. ana Mrs
Henry Albert Patterson, arrived Saturday
night for the week with her cousin,
Mrs. George H. Hopkins, and other ella
tives. She was Joined Sunday morning
by her brother Edwin Patterson OF New
York, this being his first visit in 10 years
Mrs. Milton Ellis of Orono, wife of one
the teachers of English at the U. OF M,
came down the Fourth to visit her moth
er- in law, Mrs. Ida Ellis, and brother-in-
law, Mr.. Gilbert Ellis, returning Friday.
Mr. Ellis purchased the j. French Hlch-
born place last fall and is making some
repairs to the house and considerable
change in the grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah c. Treat, Mr.. and
Mrs. James II. Griffin, daughter Eliza
beth and mother, Mrs, Annie n. Harri-
man, spent last Friday evening with
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Will hillman
of Prospect, where they were Joined by
various relatives and old friends. IL
proved a very happy occasion, delicious
refreshments being included.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Groves of Lynn.
Mass, arrived by auto Wednesday of
last week, remaining with Mrs. Groves
cousins, the Misses Colcord, until Satur-
day. Mrs. Groves will be remembered by
old friends as Tena Cleaves, who spent
her childhood in town. Their son Clay
ton, who has often visited here, is no : IN
South America for a year at least In the
employ OF the United Fruit Company
Mrs. Charles A. Cram of Bangor is
again at her summer cottage, az roii
Point. Her daughter, Mrs. Alden Webster
came down last week, but left again the
following morning called to Portland by
the sudden death of their cousin. Mrs.
Weston F. Milliken in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Milliken was in town only three
weeks ago, attending to her Fort roint
cottage, "Webster Hail." so called. Mrs
Milliken leaves brother Charles Webster
now of Portland, though usually sum-
mering here, at Fort Point, at the already
mentioned cottage.
The Fourth of July was festive oc-
casion at the home of Mr. and Mrs j. w.
Lambert, guests. to the number of % being
present at dinner They included MIR. K.
X. Stevens of Saltwater, father of Mrs.
Lambert, Mr.. and Mrs Hudson of Bangor
(their daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Decker of LAGRANGE tsnother
daughter). Mr. Arthur Lambert of Ban
gor Ia SOM wife. her sister Miss Nina and
brother Ralph Brer, also of Bangor; Mr..
and Mrs. James Sargent and children OF
Saltwater; Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Bean and
family of East Bangor and their grand
daughter, Ruth Smith, who is spending
her vacation with them.