The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-08-13
WINTERPORT.

WINTERPORT.
Rev. W. S. Powlesland of Orrington occu-
| pied the Methodist pulpit Sunday morning
| in exchange with Rev. j. W. Hatch. The
| Epworth League gave a "SWeet Sixteen"
| social entertainment Thursday evening,
| which was much enjoyed by the young
people. -. There are lots of visitors in town,
and buck board rides and straw rides are
| the order of the day.. Mr.. Henry weber
of Boston is visiting friends in town.. Mrs.
Chadwick, Miss Hattie Chadwick and Miss
| Copperthorn of birmingham, Mass, were
| the guests of Mrs. E. S. Thompson last
| week. 49, Miss Hattie Kelly is at home from
| New York for brief visit, and is the guest
of Miss Kit Atwood. Miss Ruby Moore
left Saturday for her home in Jacksonville,
| Fla During her very pleasant visit of sew
eral weeks she made many friends among
| the young people. A large company of them
| assembled at the wharf to see her off, and
| all expressed the wish that she might come
| again next season.. Mr.. Joe Blaisdell of
| Red Bank, n. j., is the guest of Joshua
| Treat, Jr.. Miss Hannah Thompson is at
| home from Boston for her summer vacation.
| Mrs. Levansaler, who has been very ill,
| is slightly improved. Her son Herbert, who
| is at work in Waterville, broke his leg last
| week. -. Capt Benz. Atwood has gone to
| Boston for a week or two.... Mrs. L. A.
| Stokel of Barre, Mass, is the guest of Miss
| X. ii. Croxford. Mr.. Fred Atwood's party
returned from Dark Harbor on Mondays
| boat. Mrs. d. H. Smith has gone to Port
| land to visit her son, Arthur n. Smith,
STOCKTON SPRINGS.
| Mrs. Harry Winslow and little son Earle
are the guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Simeon Ellis. Miss Aida Shute is at
home from MonsOn for the remainder of the
summer. Mrs. j. French Hichborn is crit
ically ill from valvular heart trouble. DR.
Stevens is watching her case closely, and
her many friends hope for her ultimate re
covery....M Mrs. 1. P. Park and son returned
to Revere, Mass, last Thursday. Mr.
Luther of Attleboro, Mass, joined his wife
and children Thursday for a fortnight's
tarry at Pleasant Point. :. Mr.. Willard G.
Staples and wife of East Brookfield, Mass
arrived THU sday to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Staples. Mrs. John Ran
dell and family entertained relatives,
Messrs. William and Harvey Slower, from
Bluehill last week. Mr.. Frank Lancaster
His wife will join him later. -. Mrs. A. D.
Griffin of California and MIS-. George Libby
of Minneapolis, Mimi, arrived by Sundays
boat from Boston for brief sOjourn among
relatives and old acquaintanceS. :. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Griffin of Westboro, Mass,
are the guests of Mrs. Angie Mudgett and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Hichborn.. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Elmer Littletield of Brewer called
on relatives and friends here last Sunday.
....All were glad to see Mr.. s. A. Rendell
at his accustomed place in church last Sun
day, although the assistance of crutches is
still necessary :. The Old Home Week SER
vice in our church Sunday afternoon was
rendered exceptionally fine by an excellent
discourse on 'The ties of home," by Rev.
A. A. Smith, specially prepared music by
quartette choir and a very pleasing baritone
solo given by Mr.. Kenah of Boston. The
elaborate decorations Of the altar called
forth commentator from many visitors and
home people. Mr.. McKechne of Sanger
vile, Maine, recently opened a Photographic
studio in town. for few weeks. Mrs
Maria Richardson arrived from Boston Fri
day and is the guest of her sister. Mrs. F.
E. West. Miss Mary Pope came by train
Monday evening from Boston to join her
sister, Mrs. R. P. Goodhue, at her cottage
at Pleasant Point. David Clifford of Bos-
ton is the guest of his brother, Alvah Cliff
ford, and wife. IF. D. COlcOrd of Brook