The Republican journal., 1922-09-07
SEARSPORT

Miss Alva Upper left Friday for
visit with friends in Portland.
Arthur Sullivan has returned to New
York, after spending week in town.
Miss Christine Eames is taking busr
ness course at Shaw's College in bangoi
William Sawyer of Boston was the re-
cent guest of his mother, Mrs. Abbie
Sawyer.
Mrs. Elmer Hodson of Needham
Heights, Mass, is the guest OF relatives IN
town.
Miss Elva Prescott of Chelsea, Mass
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Webber recently.
Miss Evelyn M. Young has returned
to New York, after spending two months
in Searsport and Sebec Lake.
Mrs. Milburn Ward left Thursday Tor
her home in Peabody, Mass, after VISIT
with her mother, Mrs. Albert Nickels.
Mrs, R. F. Sullivan, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Ward. has
returned to her home in Dorchester, Mass.
Rev. and Mrs. Donald Henderson Ger
rish and son of Lawrence, Mass, who are
touring Maine, were in town Friday call
ing on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs William M. Parse and
Capt. and Mrs. B. F. Colcord returned
Saturday sfrom a moter trip through
northern Maine.
Miss Lillian G. Runnells has arrived in
Sesrsnort. after spending the summer at
the home of her brother, William Runnelis
-, ,hrr
Mrs. Blanche Hatch, who spent the
past two weeks with Mrs. Mial Sargent
and Miss Aida Sargent, returned to her
home in Islesboro Friday.
Mrs. Flora Flanders has returned from
Boston with an attractive line OF tall mil
linery which she is displaying at her
rooms in the post office block.
Mrs. Albert Blanchard had the misfor-
tune to slip on a polished floor at her
summer home on Mount Ephraim street,
sustaining. a fracture of several ribs as
result.
Capt. Henry C. Curtis, Capt. Clifton
Curtis. Joseph Curtis, Prof. bertram
Richardson, Samuel and Thomas Calder
wood have been down the coast for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Caro- Rice of Chelsea, Mass, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Cha rles Eames.
Donald MacGilvary and son Ronald OF
Somerville, Mass, also were recent guests
a Zines home.
M SIS - r. Blodgett spent
fan ~ H u1 rA and Mrs
.1 s. 4Vez 81 t1ssr e on Sc
bee lake. ne rfar4a5 Is 5earsport
Sunday. accompa.. Carolyn
Carver.
Julia B. Sullivan, who has been the
guest for two weeks of her brother, Judge
j, H. Sullivan, left Saturday for Wal
than, Mass, where she will visit before
returning to her work in Washington,
D. c.
Major and Mrs. Frederick F. Black and
son Frederick, left Thursday for Fort
LIE wentworth, Kans., where Major Black
will be stationed through the winter. Mrs.
Major Black coming for months leave.
Miss Ethel Nichols, who is spending
few weeks with her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Charles Nichols on Water street,
left Saturday for visit with friends in
Winterport before leaving for Boston,
where she will teach at Simmons College
the coming year.
DR.. fAmelia C. Ford wishes to correct
the statement made in the History of
Searsport, that the resting place of the
body of General Waldo was unknown.
Instead, it should have been stated that
the body was taken to Boston and placed
in tomb in Kings chapel.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Calderwood Of
Boston, who have been guests OF Mrs.
Edward S. Calderwood, left Friday for
South Berwick, going over the road. They
were accompanied by Capt. William Tup-
per of Jacksonville, Fla, who has been
auest at the summer home of his SOD,
Ralph Tupper of Jacksonville.
DR.. Amelia Ford and Mrs. j. D. Sweet
ser who are collecting data for the towns
history, would like to obtain the names of
Searsport peo Gle who were born at sea, or
in foreign lands. Any one knowing OF
such would confer favor by sending the
name. place of birth and name of father
and mother to Mrs. Sweetser or DR.. Ford
Mrs. Ellen L. Lieb.and Miss Louise
Dickersop Leib closed their home Oh
Church street Thursday and left that day
for Portland. Mrs. Leib will spend the
Writer as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
John II. Burleigh, in South Berwick, and
Miss Leib will 60 to Berlin. N. H., to re-
sumo her duties as director of physical
training in the public schools of that city.
The annual picnic and clambake OF the
r. F. n. carriers and wives OF the Waldo
and Hancock County Association, was
held Aug. 5, at Penobscot Park, Sears
port. In spite of unfavorable weather,
there was an excellent attendance, about
30 being present, including carriers from
Belfast. Monroe, Norridgework Winter
port, Burnham, Unity, Thorndike and
Stockton Springs.
Schools in town began Tuesday, Sept.
5th with the following teachers: High
school, Miss Lillian G. Runnells, principal;
Eugene Downing of Bangor, assistant;
Miss Faustina Harding, primary; Miss
Eleanor Closson, intermediate; Mrs. Lii
las Buck, Nichols school; Miss Frances
Rogers, Porter school; Chester =. Perkins,
Mount Ephraim; Miss Laura Mcfarland.
North Searsporu; Miss Carrie Hamiin.
Park school
Mr.. Lily Minton of New York enter
tanned ct bridge on Wednesday afternoon
At Greenwich Hall, Grinnell, Inn. for the
benefit Of the Carver Memorial Library.
Six tables were in play, and the flrst
prizes. . case of spool silk, went to Mrs.
az,ivin B. Thompson. The second prize, |
an Indian basket, was won by Mrs. An |
D.. ~uA h. ~ouaola tim 4 me. /