The Republican journal., 1922-08-17
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| Earl Thresher of Worcester is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stevens.
] Miss Dorothy Proctor is the guest of
friends in Northpo-t for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Edwards of Boston
were in town this week, guests at Grin
nell Inn.
Miss Agnes Clifford of Boston is visit
| ing Mrs. Lincoln ,Colcord on East Main
street.
Miss Mary Mcclure of Manchester, N.
H., is the guest of Capt and Mrs. Henry
c. Curtis on Water street.
DR.. and Mrs. William Waters and Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor of Boston, are the guests
of Mrs. M. S. Dodge in East Main st.
| Dana Dutch arrived recently from Bos
ton to spend the remainder of the month
with his family at the Curtis cottage.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Black and sons
Stanley and Donald of Melrose, M S.,
are occupying the Black apartment on
Main street.
The Misses Tapley and Williston of
Boston were guests of Miss Rilla Carlon
on Tuesday, while enroute to the White
J Mountains on a motor trip.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Buck returned
Wednesday from a three weeks motor
/ trip. While away they visited in Cooper,
| Princeton, Calais and st. Stephen.
Mrs. Eugene Swanton and daughter
Eugenia of Dexter and Mrs. James S.
Dyer of Worcester, Mass, were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs James Stevens on
West Main street.
Capt and Mrs. Charles M. Nichols an.
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, MaberIona, to Mr.. Hollis j. Hall Of
Lynn, Mass. The marriage will take
place in the early fall.
Mrs. W. j. Carver and daughter Caro-
lyn, Mrs. Henrietta Young, Miss Evelyn
M. Young and Miss Florence Colcord,
arrived Friday from Sebec Lake where
they were at Mrs Carver's camp.
Rev. Charles H. Mckinney and family
of Madison who were to have spent the |
month of August in Searsport, have
changed their plans and are occupying a
cottage at Old Orchard for the month.
Steamers Ripogenus and North wind
sailed Wednesday for Norfolk to load /
coal for the Great Northern Paper Co. |
Both steamers have been hung up at this
port for several weeks on account of the
strike.
The m ,mbers of Anchor Chapter, o. E. /
S., will have a picnic at Mosman Park /
on Tuesday evening, August 18th. A
basket lunch will be taken and hot cof- /
fee will be furnished. Each person at /
tending is asked to bring cup. Out-of- |
town members of the order who are VS.
iting in town, are invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Treat and Miss /
Katherine Treat of New York and Mr. /
and Mr7 Sidney P. Treat of Chicago en-
tertained a number of friends Thursday |
afternoon at the Porter cottage, which |
they are occupying for the season. Sew
eral of the guests went sailing and supper
was served on the porch afterwards.
Major ana Mrs Frederick F. Black and
son Frederick, Mrs. A. j. Nickerson, Miss
Jessie Nickerson and Miss Rebecca Ross
motored to Southwest Harbor Friday.
Major and Mrs. Black and son remained
to spend the weekend as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Montgomery. the rest of
the party returning to Searsport the
same night.
The past week has been a very gay one
socially in Searsport. Several Bridge
parties have been given, and any number
of picnics, motoring parties and other
out of door affairs. A very charming
event of the week was the Bridge given
on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Andrew
McGilvery Ross at her home in Main
street. The tables were arranged for the
game, and the first prize, crystal flower
holder, was awarded to Mrs. Henry Cur
tbs. The consolation, a set of tally cards,
went to Mrs. Fred Nickels. Elaborate
refreshments were served after the game.
The guests included Mrs. c. P. Treat and
Mrs. John Fred Nickels of New York
D. p. Nickels, Mrs. Ellen L. Leib, Mrs
j. W. Black, Mrs. Henry c. Curtis, Mrs
B. F. Colcord, Miss O. j. Lawrence.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church had very successful annual Mid
summer sale at the church vestry OF
Thursday afternoon. The tables wer,
prettily decorated with flowers and yer,
attractive collection of fancy articles, etc
was offered and sold well. A novelty wal
the table with dolls and other things fo
J kiddies. This was in charge of Mrs. j. X
+ Davis and Miss Lucie Carr. The fame,
! articles were sold by Mrs. Charles Clarl
/; and Mrs. Harry Perry, Linens were sole
. by Mrs. Elizabeth Allen and Mrs William
] Gilkey, Mrs. Eva Cunningham and Mrs
j. F. Eames had pillow slips and th'
apron table was in charge of Mrs Melveni
: Hichborn and Mrs. Shepard Shute
: Cooked food was sold by Mrs. Rosco'
. Porter, Mrs. George Porter and Mrs
E Charles Green. Ice cream was dispense,
d by Mrs. C. o. Sawyer and Mrs. E. w
: Gilkey and the candy table was in chare
: of Edith William and Elizabeth Sawyer
e A good sum was netted for the Aid.
) NORTH MONTVILLE