The Republican journal., 1902-08-28

Mr. and Mrs John Z. Griffin of WeStbOro,
Mass, are visiting relatives and friends in
town.. The V. l. S. entertainment under
the auspices of the West Main street divis
Ion, given in Denslow Hall Aug. 10th,
proved very successful in every feature and
netted a goodly sum to the sidewalk fund of
SAID street. -. The new schooner recently
launched at Thomaston for Capt. Albert
/ Colcord was christened Harry 7. Hayward
Capt. c. and family will soon leave for a
voyage in the new vessel. Mrs c. F.
! Cummings of Watervlle spent a few days
with Mrs j. G. Lambert the past week..
MIR. William H. Staples arrived from Low
ell, Mass, Aug. 10Th, for a ten days visit
with his parents, Capt. and Mrs. Horace
Staples. -. Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Frye and
daughter Dorothy left the middle of last
week for their home at Melrose Highlands,
Mass, after three weeks SOjOurn among
Old friends and neighborS in our village.
Mrs. George Morgan of Somerville, Mass,
with two daughters, spent the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Overlook Miss
Elizabeth FesSenden of Boston was at
Mrs. Avalna Gritfin's couple of days last
week. -. Lancaster Il Berry took quite a
company of our people and visitors to Sears
port by buckboa Thursday, to take steam
er Castine to Northport to attend Camp
meeting. Henry F. Winslow arrived Fri
day from Boston to join his wife and little
son at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Simeon EllS... The Matinee Whist
club was pleasantly entertained last Friday
by the Misses Lizzie b. and Evelyn L. Col
/ cord. Prof Chase and wife of Bates col
! lege were the guests of Dr. and Mrs g. A
| Stevens for two days last week, leaving
Saturday for Belfast. They were accom-
| panied by Mrs. 5. }. Stevens of Troy, who
| had been a week with her son and wife pre-
vious to their arrival. Mr. and Mrs. Yves
, ton Doe have opened the Moulton house
fol few weeks housekeeping. Mrs.
Raymond Smith of East Boston arrived
Saturday to visit her husbands brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith. Mr.. Smith
| is expected to Join her later. 80. Frank Ian
caster has purchased the Kellar house on
Church street, and brought his family from
| Revere, Mass, to reside here permanently.
MI l.. lived among us in his childhood,
with his foster parents, the late Capt. and
/ Mrs Manley Lancaster .... Miss Mary HIGH
born went to Searsport Sunday evening to
spend the following two DAYS with her
aunt, Mrs. Harriet b. McGilverl Mrs
! Eden Shute spent last week with her bus-
| band in Rock land, his vessel being there
several days., Harvard Colcord left Mon
nay for his home in Brooklyn, y. w.. Mr..
and Mrs Harry +. W ilslow and SON Earle
lett Tuesday to return to their home in
Quincy, Mass. Frank A. Colcord took
Tuesday s train from Belfast for New York.
HIS wife daughters and son Walter will
remain III town until Sept. 18th DIR. Her
bert DevereauX spent last week in Portland,
attending the Dental Convention. -. A com
pany-eleven in number-0f our residents
drove to Searsport Monday evening to wit
ness the drama given by the Garside Con
dlt Mack Company, in Mon Hall The
cast displayed far more talent than is usual
~ seen in travelling troupes. Each charac-
ter was well rendered and sustained
throughout, making the entire performance
highly pleasing to all in attendance In
doubtedly this excellent ''tirst night will
secure full houses for the two other even
lnss for which the company is ''bi!led
The delightful moonlight drive home added
pleasing finish to an enjoyable evening
spent by our friends who composed the
Stockton party. The School street divis-
ION OF the '. l. S. will give an entertain
ment this, Thursday, evening in Denslow
Hall, IN combination with the Eastern Star
SAFE OF -ancy articles, which will be follow
ell by dance with music by Clark's orches-
ira. Ice cream and cake will be on sale
Give them full house