The Republican journal., 1922-11-09

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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ripley spent the
weekend as the guests of MIR. Ripley's
parents in Searsmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur R. Blodgett and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Barker motored to
Portland for the week end.
Capt. Joseph Sweetser and Herbert Col
cord have returned from a hunting trip in
northern Maine, bringing back deer.
Roscoe Porter, Rev. N. F. Atwood and
Sumner Small returned from hunting
trip to Brownville Friday with deer.
Mrs James M. Parse arrived, Nov LIST,
from New York City, called here by the
illness of her sister, Miss Lucy Sargent.
Mrs Martha Gardiner, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. M. Sargent
for three weeks, left last week for her
home in Chicago.
Mrs. Maria Routey of Kingston, N. B.,
who has been spending the past year with
relatives in Waldo, Is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. J. W. Black.
A party including Sumner Small,
Charles Clements, Edwin Clements, r,
N. Porter and Rev. N F, Atwood are on
hunting trip in the region OF Brownville,
Mrs. Amos Simpson left Nov. 1st for
Easton, called there by the critical illness
of relative. During her absence Mrs
Evan Fraser of Plymouth is at the SSinp-
son home.
Mi. and Mrs. Dana Dutch of Waban,
Mass, have issued invitations to party
to be given at their home on the evening
of Armistice day. A large number of
Searspcrt people living in Re.ton and vi
cinity will be enterta'-"o'
NJ "a. Ripley entertained I'd
Ms.~fecently at their home ;ndr
In honor of their house our for
ana MIS- Chester Clark of Por,.a was
s ey OF Searsport. The rLnstss was
sss;a . IA social way and go hS Mrs.
nsis.ec IN serving refre-nen's
Mrs. George Petite has closed the WI
,eee Club Tea Room for the seasun'M Msss Mrs. s
Pettee did large and successful business
the past season. an average of 35 or 40 !
people being entertained each day at the |
Tea Room, and many were provided with |
room and board for several days.
A party including Miss Rilla Carlon,
MIS- II. H. 1 AouuSp 3uio. y. ". Loiuooiu,
Miss o. j. Lawrence, Miss Frances Smith,
Mrs. B. +. Colcord, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
Whitcomb and Miss Rilla Whitcomb
motored to Brooks on Sunday to hear
Rev. Thomas Martin, formerly of Sears
port, preach at the Congregational church
services.
The following members :of Aachor
Chapter. o. E. S.. were guests of Prim-
rose Chapter of Belfast on Friday evening:
Miss Lillian G. Runnells, Mrs. Mary
Meyers, Miss Violet Meyers, Mrs. Alice
Davis Havener. Mrs. Jennie Gilkey, Mrs.
Annie Frame, Mrs. Eva Cunningham,
Mrs. Elz abeth Goodell Miss Mabel Grif-
fin, Miss Georgia Ford and Mrs. Livona
Williams of the Islesboro Chapter.
Mrs. C. NJ Meyers entertained the
members of the White Elephant Bridge
Club at a very enjoyable Halloween
party, at her home in West Main street on
Wednesday afternoon. Decorations and
refreshments were all in keeping with the
season and the affair was most success
fully carried out. Four tables were in
play, and the first prize, set of Hallowe'-
en- candles, went to Mrs. William Goodell. |
Mrs. E. d. P. Nichols won the consola- |
ton, glass jack o. lantern. Dainty |
cakes and tea were served, and tiny in
dividual pumpkin pies.
Mrs. E. D. p Nichols gave very jolly |
Halloween party on Monday evening, |
Oct. 80, at her home in West Main street,
entertaining gsixteen guests. huge JACK