The Republican journal., 1922-08-31


tend the fair.
Mrs. Blanche Hatch of Dark Harbor il
with Ms. Misl Sargent and Miss Aida
Sargent for few weeks.
Mrs. j. Sullivan of Dorchester, Mass,
and Arthur Sullivan OF N " York are
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Ward.
Frank Penney and A. H. Castle of Bos-
ton left recently after weeks stay at the
home Of Mrs. Alice Shute in Water street.
Capt. and Mrs. Albert Colson of New
York arrived Friday for . visit with Mrs.
Colson's sister, Mrs. Henrietta r. YOUNG.
Miss Julia Sullivan Of Washing aton, d.
c., arrived recently to spend her vacation
- the guest of her brother, Judge j. II.
Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Phillips, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nc
Caslin left Friday for their home in
Brookline, Mass.
Capt. William Tupper of jacksonville,
Fla, was q recent arrival and 10 the guest
Of his SON, Ralph Tupper, At the Tupper
cottage on Pleasant Point.
Captain and Mrs. Joseph d. Sweetser
motored to Sebec Lake Sunday accompa-
MED by Lieut. and Mrs. Wilbur j. Carver
and little daughter Carolyn.
DR.. Sidney B. Sargent arrived Wednes-
day from Newton, Mass, to spend few
days % the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Aaaia Sargent on Prospect street.
Miss Alva Upper arrived recently
from jacksonville. Fiorid,, to spend the
remainder of the season with her parents
1T their cottage, Driftwood, on Pleasant
Point.
Mrs. l. w. Rogers and daughter, vir-
einia left Friday for their home in Brook
line, Mass., after spending two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Vaughan in
Reservoir street.
Searsport Shriners who attended
ShrinerI day in Bangor were Capt. AL
fred Pendleton. Capt c. N. Meyers,
Frank C. Whitcomb, Herbert r. Dyer,
Ralph Moody.
Mrs. Frederick F. Sawyer and her
daughters, Mildred and Ruth, of Bangor
are spending the week az guests of Mrs.
Sawyer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Grinnell, at the Inn.
Capt Banning Blanchard arrived Fri
day from New York and left Saturday,
accompanied by Mrs. Blanchard and
daughters, Marie, Clara and Anne, who
spent the summer at their cottage here.
Mrs. Henrietta Young and Miss Evelyn
Young, who spent the past month at Sc
bee Lake, have returned to Searsport.
Miss Young left Tuesday of New York to
resume her work at the Nassau Hospital
in Mineola, L. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Sumner Small have
moved with their household goods into
the Gilkey house in West Main street
The house owned by r. N. Porter, which
they recently occupied has been purchased
by Charles Curtis who will move in at
once.
Leon Cobbett arrived Wednesday from |
Lynn, Mass. Mr.. Corbett will leave for |
home Friday. accompanied by Mrs. Cob
bett and two children, who have been |
the guests through the summer of MIR. |
and Mrs F. B. Smith.
Mrs. Mary Fessenden and Mrs. Carrie |
Pendleton, who are summering in Bel
fast, were the guests Tuesday of Miss |
Rilla Carton. Later in the day they were |
entertained at tea by Mrs. Ellen Leib |
and Miss Louise Leib, other guests teing |
Mn. Lena Field and Miss Mary Field of
Boston.
One of the most enjoyable affairs given |
BY the younger set this season, was the |
dancing party given 1T GrinneIl Inn on
Wednes day evening by Miss Edith Will
liams Of New York, who 10 spending the
summer with her aunt, Mrs. E. w. Gil
key. there were "a guests, and dancing
vns enjoyed until q late hour, with Vic
trola musi. Miss Norma Blanchard
gave two piano solos. Ices, cake. etc.,
were served.
A benefit bridge party was given on
Friday afternoon in the Carver Memorial
Library, the proceeds to be devoted to the
fund for repairs and new books for the Ii
bgary. The affair was in charge Of Mrs.
Andrew NcGilvery Ross, and was most
successful. Eight tables were in play and
the first prize set of dusters, went to
Aiss Hildafsunce Perry Of Houlton. Mre.
HenTietta Young received the consolation,
: tiny edition Of Shakespeare play.
Much interest 10 shown in the drive ON
this week to raise funds in various ways
for the expenses of maintaining the lib
rary, so 10 being raised from the proceeds
Of the program given on Wednesday even
ing ct the Congregational vestry, when
Dr. Amelia Clewly Ford of Milwaukee,
Downer College gave a delightful paper
on the history of Searsport. The affair
Wa gotten up quickly and with little adj
vertlsina, but large number of people ate
tended and the above sum was raised.
Miss Frances Rogers gave delightful
party last Thursday afternoon at her
home, celebrnting her birthday anniver-
sary, and also that Of her house guest,
Miss Helen Musser Of Westchester, Penn.
The guests played cards during the after
noon, and ices and cake were served.
There were two handsome birthday cakes
decorated and candle lighted. Those pre-
sent were Miss MusseT, the Misses Fran
ces and Anne Doris Rogers, Martha Dun-
can. Minerva and Inez Gray, Marjorie and
Dorothy Bell
Miss Martina Grinnell gave unique
party last Thursday evening At Grinnell
I'm. entertaining II girl friends. The at
(air vss held in the ball room and al Of
~ quests came dressed - children. They
we're too cuts, with Dutch-cut hair, short
and rompers. All the kid games
ncludfng "Rine around . rosy" etc.,
we're played and appropriate refreshments
q animal crackers and milk were served.
vifh ice cream far good children. The
rueots we're Mis- Lucy True Ross, Miss
Rirainia McGown, Aias Barbara Tyler,
N, Ernest GrinneIl nrA Frederick r
lawyer, Aiss Evelyn Jackson. nrn VIII