The Republican journal., 1922-04-20
SEARSPORi

Mr.. and Mrs Fred Vincent AMI Mss
Vivian Vincent spent Friday in Bangor.
CAPT Amos Nichols and Roscoe VI.
Porter have been drawn to serve as triv-
erse jurors at the April term >f cart.
Charles E. Green arrived Wednesday
from a two weeks trip to jacksonville,
Florida. He was accompanied from bos
ton by Mrs. Green. who joined him there
Monday,
Mrs. Eta Gerry, who had been for
some time past at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. C Runnells has been taken
to the Waldo County hos it,l for medi-
cal treatment.
The sociable held in the Methodist ves-
try Tuesday evening, April 1lth, by the
members of the Delta Alpha Sunday
school class, was well attended in spite of
the storm. Games were enjoyed and
candy was on sale.
An especially r.easant session of the
LADIES' Aid of the M. E. church was held
on Thursday afternoon at the home OF
MIRA w. K. Gilkey. The birthday of
several members was celebrated, and ce
cream and cake were served.
The new quarters of the Kanetota
Campfire Group have been named the
Wigwam. The Girls meet every Thursday
afternoon, and special attention is being
given to handcraft. Gingham dresses are
being cut and made up, and the girls are
becoming quite proficient. A new group
of girls from IL to IA from both parishes
has been organized and although tenn
porary organization, officers have been
elected as follows: Adelaide Curtis, pres
ident: Marian Cunningham, secretary;
Christine Irving, treasurer; Laura How
ard. vice president. The new group
meets on Tuesdays and are earning funds
and hoping to obtain their charter early
in June The groups are holding sale
of fancy Maybaskets, and are planning on
giving short play in the near future, as
sisted py the Blue Birds. The annual
outing will probably be during the last
week in June.
A delightful party was given on Friday
evening by the Kanetota CAM pfire Girls.
The affair which was hold IN the new
Campfire quarters, the "Wigwam," was
given for the High school seniors, III
honor of Frances Rogers. The class
colo. s. rose. white, and green were used
in the color scheme, the table peing CEN
tered with pine and hanging from above,
were branches of evergreen and pink,
with streamers reaching to the corners OF
the table. Rose candle shades were used,
and the place cards were appropriate to
the Easter season. Standing at each
place. was a tiny "senior," In long Dlack
gown. and mortar board cap. These were
cleverlv fashioned from clothes pins, and
formed a miniature procession around the
table. II covers were laid, and the menu
included baked beans, brown bread,
pickles, olives, fruit jelly, whipped cream
ME and hot chocolate. The supper was IN
charge of Minerva Gray and Katherine
Curtis. and the games and contests were
directed by Martha Duncan, Gladys Rose
and Orilla Whitcomb. The seniors, guests
of the occasion, were Frances Rogers,
Frances Bailey, Alice Porter, and Myra
Webber.
Ester Sunday was a beautiful, bright
snrina day. and the special services In
the churches were well attended: AT the
Conare pational church potted tulips. Jon
ouils and Easter lilies and cut MOVERS
were used for decoration with eooo erect.
Al the morning service the pastor, neV.
Harold LeMay, spoke on the Easter .n1ue
and the music included The antnem, lne
Strife is O'er" by Mendelssohn' tne catoi
"The Magdalen," and baritone SOTO oy
Eben E. Sawyer, Communion iohoweo
the regular service, and pIoaram was
given by the children OF tne ounuay
school in the vestry at the noon houi.
The smaller children were given tiny pot
ted plants to take home and care foI; "a AZ
4.3O D. m. a vesper service was held, tne
program including Easter carols ana an
thems, with solos by Miss Harriet Koul,
stone, Eben E. Sawyer and Rev. nalolo !
E. LeMay. Miss Mildred Shute' oIeahlst'
was assisted by Miss Evelyn 1leeiGy'
niano and Charles E. Greeley, violin.
Potted plants and cut flowers were USED
to decorate the Methodist church and two
children were baptized at the morning
service. The evening service was IN tne
church auditorium, the pastor, Kew. N.