The Republican journal., 1900-08-23

LIBERTY. b. f. Clough and two daugh-
tiers of Arlington, Mass, are visiting
friends in town.. The Adventsts are con-
tinuing their meetings at Beaulieu Park
through the week and over Sunday. They
have erected a large. tent that will seat five
hundred people. The attendance last Sun
day was quite large. Mr.. Robert Peck of
Connecticut. who spent the summer here
last year, boarding at II. W. Cox's, has re-
turned here to spend his vacation, accom-
panied by a Mr.. Rogers from Texas. "A
Mrs. Smith and son from Boston are STAYING
at Mrs. Mitchells.. Mrs Della Townsend
of Providence, r. l., is visiting friends in
town.. Prof. Geo. r. Berry and family are
spending few weeks at the seashore in
Lincolnville. Charles Perkins goes to
Belfast as turnkey at the county Jail.
IAN occasional correspondent sends
the following additional items: w. b.
Chase, pastor of the Baptist church, has
returned from Il two weeks vacation
at the old home in Buck1ield, Maine.
.....Mrs. Albury Wiley of Lynn, Mass,
and Augustus B. Sherman of Lawrence,
Mass, are visiting their father, B. c. Sher-
man.. Miss Carrie knowlton of Camden
is visiting at A. A. Browns. -. Lila NJ.
Morrow is spending few days at g. II.
Cargill's... Mrs. Lizzie Smalley of Chelsea,
Mass, spent a few days in town recently,
the guest of A. A. BroYn. James Smith
and wife of Walpole, Mass, are visiting
her father, f. NJ Hatch.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs. George Bates
of Boston was the guest of Mrs. Ralph
Morse during last week.. Mrs. Chas. Bag
ley of Boston joined her husband at Mrs.
Avalina Griffin's Tuesday,. Mrs. Jennie
Mclnnis of Bucksport visited Mrs. Rlla
Libby last week. Miss Ethelyn Long of
Bluehill returned home Aug. 18th after
spending week in town, the guest of Mrs.
II. Il. Hichborn. Mrs. Charles p Staples
of Brooklyn, \. V, is visiting her mother
Mrs. Zetham Berry. Miss Elvena Grant
of Prospect spent several days last week
with her sister, Mrs. Medora Marden....
Mr.. and Miss Sawyer of Cambridge, Mass,
Dr. Webster of Boston and Mrs Dr. Hooper
and child of Dorchester, Mass, are at Capt
Horace Gritfin's for a few weeks. Mrs.
Grace NJ. Lancaster arrived Thursday from
Camden to spend some time with her mother.
Capt. and Mrs. Crawford Staples ar
rived from Farmingdale, L. l., Saturday,
and are visiting relatives in town.. Mr..
Crawford Griffin came from Kingman Sat
urday to spend few days with his parents,
Isaac Griffin and wife. Mrs. Maitland
Lafurley is visiting her parents in Seal
Harbor. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney of Bos-
ton arrived S; turday to join their daughter,
Mrs. Cartwright, who is occupying the
Gardner house for the summer. DR. Tru
man Griffin and family of Pittsfield were in
town from Friday until Tuesday, the guests
of his parents, Isaac Griffin and wife. The
DR.. performed a very successful surgics1
operation Saturday on the throat of his
nephew, Norman Griffin, removing an alb
normal growth; and the improved condi-
ton of the patient is an added proof of the
profess onal skill of our former townsman.
....Dr. Herbert Devereaux, who still re-
mains at home in attendance upon his inva
lid mother, is doing dental work in his
leisure that is giving very excellent salts
faction. -. Mr.. Blaisdell of Burnham is Wis
itng his daughter, Mrs. G. A: Stevens.
MIS-. Mary Burns OF SOmerVllle. Mass, is
the guest of Miss Emily Overlook - The
friends of DIR. Herman Hichborn and Capt |
Albert Colcord are very much favored with
invitations for delightful sailing parties on
their trim yacht, the Everett. -. Mrs. F.
E. West went to Saxonville, Mass, last Fri |
her sister-in law, Mrs. Clifford Simpson,
and babe, who will remain an indefinite |
time with her parents, s. II. West and wife. |
-. Miss Laura Marden left for Portland, |
Monday, after three weeks visit at home |
Mrs. Nathaniel rockingham Of Med |
ford, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. J. F. Ryder, |
at the home of her parents, Capt: and Mrs. |
J. F. Hichborn... Jesse Forbell of New /
York is visiting II. S. PARK, for week..
Mrs. Elman Dickey, Jr., is instructing a
class in elocution and physical culture, and |
evening, in Denslow, Hall, to show the
work they have been doing.