The Republican journal., 1922-10-05
SEARSPORT

Nh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Griffin of Bangor
were guests at the Griffin home in Pari
recently.
Miss Rebecca NJ. Ross left on Sunds,
for Orange. N. j., to attend the Du Bose
Ross wedding.
Donald w. Vaughan returned Thursday
from visit with his brother, Austin h.
Vaughan. in Machias.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Colcord and
daughter Inez spent the week. end at their
cottage at Swan lake.
Dr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Calderwood of
Boston have been spending few days at
their cottage on Pleasant Point.
Frederick J. Bouctard of Millinocket
has been engaged to fill the position of as
sistant in the Searsport high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cunningham and
son Earle were guests of MIR. and Mrs. Z.
F. Huntington in Guilford, over Sunday.
Amos Simpson left Wednesday for
Dover-Foxcroft, where he will be In
charge of inside finishing Of remodeiied
house.
The Boy Scouts enjoyed an overnight
hiking trip to Swan lake on Friday. They
were accompanied by Scoutmaster Rev.
Harold E. lie May.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
will resume its weekly meetings the first
of the season to be held on Thursday, Oct.
S. at the parsonage.
Capt. and Mrs. c. N Meyers and Miss
Violet Meyers left Thursday for Houlton
by automobile. They will be the guests
of relatives for week.
Rev. and Mrs. N F. Atwood have re-
turned from visits with relatives in Maine
and Massachusetts, during Mr.. Atwood's
annual vacation of four weeks.
William E. Grinnell and family left
Sunday for Foxboro, Mass, where they
will spend the winter. Grinneii lnn.,
which has had successful season, is
closed,
The annual meeting of the Congreea-
tional Ladies' Guild was held on Tuesday
afternoon at the church vestry. Plans
for the coming year were discussed, but
no definite decision was reached,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harris of Boston are
spendine a few weeks in this section.
Mrs. Harris is the guest of her sister
=. e.
Mr. Harris is enjoy ing week of fishing
at Swan lake,
Miss Katherine Treat of New York is
the guest of herparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z,
P. Treat at the Porter cottage on Navy
street shore. Mr.. and Mrs. Treat who
spent the entire season here, will leave
for their home in New York this week
Mrs. Helen Crockett Colcord, former
Searsport woman, died on Mondiy at
Rockiand hospital, after surgical opera
tion. Interment was made IN Camden.
Mrs. Colcord was the daughter of the late
Hiram Crockett, and was born IN this
town.
Amos D. Carver of New York was the
guest for few days last week OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lincoln Colcord in East Main street
Mr.. Carver left for New York Wednesday
accompanied by Mrs. Carver, who mas
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Coicoro
for several weeks.
Miss Hannah Colcord died Saturday at
her home in Main street after long ILL
ness, the last few months OF which she
was confined to her bed Miss Colcord
was 10 years of age, and for many years
had been a hopeless invalid. Funeral
services were held from her home on
Monday afternoon.
Miss Lucy True Ross, who spent the
summer with her parents, Capt. and MIS-
A. Nc. G Ross in Searsport, left Sept. "a,
for Orange, N. j., where her marriage to
Dr.. Roger Du Bose of Roanoke, Va, will
take place on Wednesday evening, Oct
lth, at the home of her sister, Mrs. An
drew w. Alien. Capt. and Mrs Ross
closed their home here Saturday, and left
Tor Orange, to be present at their dauRn-
ter's wedding, after which they Will go
o. to Tampa, Fla, to spend the next
seven months at their winter home ID
that city.
A quiet wedding took place at the
home of the officiating clergyman, Kew.
Harold LIE May, Sunday evening" Sept.
M-at845. when Mrs. Dora Brock Mic
kerson of this town became the wife OF
Louis W. Archer. Jr., of Presqae Isle.
The single rim. service was used. Eli
eanor. the little four year old daughter
Of the bride, acted as ring bearer. Mrs.
Archer wore a very attractive suit OF
navy blue poiret twill with hat to match.
The bride is the second daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph w. Brock of this town
and has since the death of her former
husband, the late Raymond Nickerson OF
this town, made her home with her par
ents. Mr. Arcner, VINO Is tue son Oh
Mrs. c. A. Richardson of Crouseville,
came to this town early in the spring and
now has employment at the A. A. c. fer
tilixel plant. The young couple wen. at
once to their newly furnished apartment
in the Sweetser house on Park street.
They have many friends who are offering
congratulations.
A pretty home wedding took place or
Sunday evening At $50, at the home oi
Ars. Cora Marks, when her granddauRh-
ter, Miss Frances Ellen Bailey. became
the bride of Kenneth Atwood Walker ol
Searsport Only the immediate familiei
Of the bridal couple were present, and thl
bride and groom were unattended. Rev
n. T. Atwood of the Methodist churcl
performed the ceremony, using the singh
ring service. The rooms were attractive
" decorated with garden flowers, and tn
bride looked sweet in . gown Of whit
silk. Refreshments were served afte
the ceremony and the bridal couple lef
Immediately for Monroe. They will re
aide this winter at the home Of Mrs
Narks Mra. Walker il the daughter o
Chester l. Bailey Of Camden, and sine
the death Of her mother has made he
home with her grandmother. She is
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