The Republican journal., 1922-08-17
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Alfred Sheldon of Warren made short
visit with his son, C. A. Sheldon, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Dickey and son
Junior are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. 0.
Dickey.
Mrs. Rena White and two children are
in the Bray cottage, Birch Crest, for the
month of August
Ruth Mcfarland of Thomaston has
been visiting Mrs. Willard Roberts and
Mrs. c. A. Sheldon.
Miss Laura Mason, who has been visit.
ing Capt and Mrs. Wadlin, has returned
10 her home in Boston.
Mrs. Lou Baker of Winterport and two
cousins spent two weeks at her nome
here formerly the Whitten place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ives and two children of
Reading are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Roberts Mrs. Burrage, who has been
visiting them, has returned home.
Mrs. L. A. Savage and little son Jack
and Mrs. George MacMa and son
George of Brewer, who have been occu y
inethe Brann cottage fora month, return
I'D home Saturday.
Mrs. Edwin H. Klahre of Brookline,
Mass. has been the guest OF MIS- U. r.
Hartman of New York at her cottage on
fhe South Shor. She left Monday for
visit at Hancock Point before returning
home.
Miss Mabel Wadlin returned to Boston
Sunday night after two weeks spent with
her parents, Captain and Mrs. Bartlett
Wadlin. She was accompanied to Boston
nv friend, Miss Helen Moore, who visit
sd her few days.
The annual cabaret of the Country Club
will take place at the Clubs house We'd
znesday evening, August 23rd, under the
direction of Ira NJ. Cobe assisted by a
committee of ladies. 1t will be pop
a-cncert and music will be furnished by
iBarney's orchestra of Waterville.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph A. Peavey of New
szon Center are spending week or more
1t Loeb Haven on the South Shore, the
bone of the formers sister, Mrs. Donald
n. MacLennan, and his mother, Mrs.
Martha F. Peavey, of Newton Center,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry. Cheeseboro of
Hotel Majestic, New YORK, arrived Thurs
day afternoon, over the road, and are
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Ira NJ. Cobe at
Hillside Farms. Mr.. and Mrs. Cobe are
also entertaining Louis Dumont of New
York.
Mrs. NJ. M. Roud of Brookline, Mass,
entertained Aug 7th at the Godfrey cot
4ace on South Shore where the Rouds
are stopping for the season, with birth
day party in honor of her daughter Con-
stances seventh birthday, and to cele
brate the home coming of Junior, the
little boy who has been in the Waldo
County Hospital for several weeks with
q broken leg, the result of being run over
by an automobile. Among the many
gifts received by Miss Constance none
gave more pleasure than little basket
work doll cradle, the gift of the little
Indian girl, Margaret Polchies, who is
camping with her family on South Shore.
The Temple Heights Spiritualist Camp
meeting began its fortieth annual session,
Aug. 18th and will close Aug. goth. Be-
sides the usual local speakers and medi-
Hgas the management is fortunate this
wear in having three workers of national
reputation who will occupy the platform.
Nettie Holt Harding of Somerville is one
of the ablest of New England's speakers,
and for more than thirty years has been
great favorite among Maine Spiritualists.
Emma Bascon Smith of Lawrenceis high
ly gifted both as lecturer ana as psy
chic. and ter speaking is noted for its
beauty of imagery and purity of dction.
Maggie Waite of Chicago is one of the
two greatest mediums in America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo C. Blaisdell enter.
tained Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Blaisdell
and their large party of house guests, all
relatives, at three days sojourn in
Brooklin. The trip was made by their
Yacht Ellie, which took capacity crowd
and the overflow went by auto. lhe pro-
gram was a delightful one and the loca-
zion ideal for an outing. There was a
sclam bake on the beach, Holsters and
other good things in abundance, an i'm
mense IRE and a quiet hour when all
watched the moon rise on the beautiful
scenery. A visit was enjoyed at the
Community House, Mountain Ash Inn,
the property of Miss Lehman of Wash
i ngton, D. c., who has also built several
cottages there. The gentleman also took
time for deep sea fishing while the ladies
saf the party found many little trips to
beauty spots including Blue Hill Falls
Mrs Charles H. Glaster of Bangor, who
is spending the summer in Bayside
Northport, gave one of the most eiabor
ate and delightful parties of the season a
the Country Club Thursday afternoon
The attractive public and also privat
dining rooms were decorated in colo
scheme of old blue, yellow and he mn
and the hostess gown was also IN Keep
ing with these popular tones. Bacheic
buttons, marigolds and zinnias were use
in abundance. The place cards, favor
and score cards were delicate and hand
pa inted with the same. colors. Cover
were laid for forty including the hous
guests of the hostess, Mrs. and Mis-
Re ardon of New York. Pivot auctio
was played during the Afternoon, whe
the special guests and the following r
cei we'd prizes: Mrs. Ralph A. Peavey
Ne wton Centre, who is at Loeb Have
for . visit, Mrs. Albert D. Mowry
Belfast, Mrs. Richard H. Stevens
Br ookline, Mass., Mrs. Georse Fran
Hartman of New York, Miss G. Bernie
Rogers Of CaYbridse, Mass.