The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-07-16

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CAMDEN. Saturday. July 4th, Miss Alice
Curtis gave buck board ride in honor of
her friend Miss Maude Johnson of Belfast.
At 80 the party left Camden en- route for
Crescent Beach, where they enjoyed an
excellent fish dinner and especially the live
broiled Holsters. One young man proved to
be very fond of doughnuts, Judging from the
way in which seventeen disappeared After
dinner Meservey's Quintet of Rockland fur
nished music for dancing, in which the
party participated. Leaving the Beach at
O'clock for home they met few showers on
the way and on arriving in Camden at eight
found themselves to be rather damp, but
otherwise had had very enjoyable time.
The party consisted of Misses johnson of
Belfast, Merriam and Pottle of Rockport.
Curtis, Parker and Mrs. Babb of Camden
Messrs. Curtis and Mansfield of Boston.
Knowlton Sherman and Howard Perry of
Camden.
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Ter of Chelsea arrived last Saturday. Mrs
F. E. Nickerson of Everett is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Chase. Mr.
Henry Knox Of Lowell, Mass, is visiting
friends in town.. Miss Nellie A. Greeley is
at home for the summer. Miss Alice G.
Kane has returned from Boston. Mr. E.
H. Nickerson and daughter Hope of Port
land were in town Sunday. DIR. j. S. Cole
is supremely happy His daughter Florence,
who has been at school in California for sew
eral Years, arrived home last week. . Miss
Nellie Mari of Woburn, Mass, is spending
the summer with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. z. MARI. Miss Phoebe Staples of
Belfast was guest in town last week..
Mrs. Mary A. Nickerson has been in Belfast,
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Sarah Staples.
1.-The Christian Fndeavor meeting at the
church last Sunday evening was we'll at
tended. Prof. A. E. Bailey makes an eff
cient leader, for his soul is in the work.
Meeting at 80 next Sunday evening
The W. c. I. U. will meet with Miss A. G.
Kane next Friday afternoon. :. Choral re-
hearsal at III. NJ. Chase's this, Thursday,
evening. There was a social hop at Gun
ningham's Hall Saturday night Miss SUI
sic Greeley of Hampden, who has been Wis
ting friends in town, returned Sunday, ac-
companied by her uncle and aunt Mr. and
Mrs w. E. Damn, who came home Monday
morning. Master Willie Allen of Chelsea
is at Capt. F. D. Nickersons for the sum
mer....Mr Will Pierce of Bangor is in
town. Mr.. Frank Osgood was in Bangor
few days last week. The selections for
the Sunday school last Sunday We're very
good.
PROSPECT FERRY Miss Helen Harding
of Stoneham, Mass, is visiting her sister
Mrs. n. j, Heagan. George Avery arrived
home July 18th from the West, where he
has been for his health. His friends think
he is greatly improved. Mrs. M. c. Proc
ter of Dorchester, Mass, arrived on Sun
days boat to spend the summer at her old
home. Miss Lizzie d. Wilson is at home
from Bangor on her summer vacation...
Misses Alice CHM and Orianna Harding are
in Orono attending the teacher $ school,.
Charles Wardwell and Walter Slower, who
have been working for E. l.. Warren, return
ed to their homes in Bluehll July 9Th
The ice cream sale at the schoolhouse July
Sth by the Ladies' Circle proved decided
success and S1027 were realized. good
program was we'll carried out and the young
people are talking of having another sale of
cream. -. Mrs Mary Smith returned home
from Belfast July It'll. Miss Myra CHM of
Damariscotta is visiting relatives here. 90.
Miss Lottie Hatch, who has been visiting
Miss Martha Hartman, returned to her
home in Orrington last Friday Several
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mr.. and Mrs Her
bert Mixer and daughter of Bar Harbor are
visiting Mrs. Mixers mother, Mrs. Ursuela
Thompson of Fort Point. Mr.. Edward
Lafolley is at home from Bar Harbor where
he has been employed for several mouths .
Mr.. John Mudgett has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Staples in Presque
Isle, and returned the past week. :. Mrs.
Maitland Lafolley and child are visiting
friends in fremont, Me. Mrs. Jennie
Bragg and son Lester visited friends in
Isles boro last week. Mr.. John P. Griffin
anu VIE OIL w eSlDOFO, MASS, former resi-
dents Of this town, are visiting friends and
relatives here. Mr.. Isaac Robinson arrived
from New York last week and is stopping at
the hotel. E. Miss Katherine Nickels of
Searsport visited Misses Mary and Hattie
Hchborn last week 49,. Mrs. Sidney Smith
and son Carlton of New Bedford arrived by
boat j uly Sth. and will remain for the sum-
mer with Mrs. Avalena Griffin. Miss
Emily Overlook has arrived home from
Somerville, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Weber of Belfast have spent several days
in town, guests of Mrs. John Randell. -.
Mrs. Lizzie Ingraham of Rockland is visit
ing Miss Leora Partridge. Mrs Frank
Colcord and family of Brooklyn, N. Y, ar
rived by train Friday night and will spend
several weeks at their summer home on
Church street. :. Mrs. Abbie Gordon and
two children of South Boston, and Miss
Tina Cleaves of Quincy, Mass, arrived by
Saturdays boat. Mr.. J. G. Lambert ar
rived home Tuesday from the Democratic
National Convention at Chicago. The Cur
rent Events Club will meet with Mrs C. S.
Griffin, to-day, Thursday. The school in
district No. 2 closed July 3d. Miss Elva
Randell, teacher. The following scholars