The Republican journal., 1904-06-23
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

visiting in town, the guest OF her cousin.
Mrs. Eliza Trundy 80. Mr.. and Mrs. George
S. Staples and family-four cblldren-left
Saturday morning after weeks visit with
Mr.. SIS parents, Capt. and Mrs. Horace
Staples. Please prolong your larry next
; time, George, that your friends may have
an opportunity to call on you and yours:
Miss MARY Hichborn arrived home Satur-
/ day evening by train from a three months
absence spent with friends in washington,
7 d. T., New York, Boston, and with her
brothers in Portland and Augusta: -. Mr.
and Mrs. Bion B. Sanborn and children,
Miss Sanborn of Vinalhaven, Mr. and Mrs.
| James Treat and Mrs. Rose SanbOrn enjoy
ed picnic and shore dinner at Sandy Head
last Saturday. Our summer campaign is
opening: several boarders have already ar
rived at Pleasant Point and more are ex
pected soon. The season promises to be
busy one in that section of our village. -.
Mrs. Joshua Jordan spent last week with
Mrs Paulina Collins, returning Sunday to
her home at Standpoint. I'VE are glad to
report Miss Frances Cleaves as sufficiently
improved to be able to open her store,
where her former patrons will be pleased
to find her again. >. Mr.. James A. Peirce is
again at home. Mr.. Samuel E: Randell is
in Belfast for time, where he has employ
our neighboring townspeople. Mrs. Ru-
1us Mudgett left Saturday for Castlne, to
to remaiInOver Commencement at E. S. N.
s. Her daughter, Miss Clara, is one of the
sweet girl graduates of 1904. Miss Annie
Moulton spent Saturday in Bangor for
shopping. Mrs. Maria T. Blanchard went
TO Bucksport Saturday, to remain with her
Commencement axercisas at the n e :
The Misses Lizzie b. and Evelyn L.
Colcord left Monday to attend Commence
ment at Castine. Tuesday. Mr. Rufus
| Mudgett was in Castine Tuesday to wit
| ness the graduation of his daughter, Miss
| Clara. Miss Sanborn, the guest for the
past week of her cousin and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bion Sanborn, returned Tuesday to
| her home in Vinalhaven.. Next Sunday
hev, MI; zen Der OF the Bangor UNIVERSAL
~ parish VII preach IN our cnufch IN ex-
change with kev Ashley A. Smltn, VINO be-
| san nus services win US last SUNDAY, dellV-
| ei ti one OF MS usually eScellent sermons,
o mHion was greauiy ENJOYED ps lhe eonSre-
ghtlo o ac: ..ope week from next sunday,
June 10Th, Rev. A: A. Smith Will deliver a
Special Masonic discourse before foWnal
Lodge, F. and a. NJ, at our church. An
~ VI particular interest," lot only 70
Inc maternity, but to our citizens IN general,
tsn ahele ,patea, AT; EDGAR Al. oo,G"rd at
tino Sa .ne a,.ud,i1il y, pupils 'V ti,e Nas
''u o oIi 'ii f suilool, laSt uesuas
zens and benetitted our ra sardens" e"
and tOwers-very narcentiblv. Int lilo
Oliver Twist we are askinp for s.morp,'
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WINTERPORT.
Tho n.s+ ,,oo,, hoe, ,eo,, m o,-o,,+f,,, avn,
p"s' "eeh las oeoii "n eNe vi ohe
The baccalaureate sermon by Rev. j. W,
Hatch at the Methodist church on Sunday
has already haan ,ot;ood An +bo o+bor
exercises were held in T1ninn Hall Tba
hall was beantif I, ~ decoratad ''ai With the
class coors Iavenday and whita H IN nre one
paper The front Of the stage was hanted
Win cedar ana ahoua if was tho nlaSs
motto ssEnn nalma Sine labora ,. WofmaS
day evening was the nriza renit,, VIII rho
following program 'i'o
hecltatloh' Inc victor OF Marengo,
poo;...; henalo MGGee.
hecltatlon' Inc Light on DEAD Mans Bar,
poo;.o.;o r,o ,1o, Ethel A. Dung.
hecltatlon' Inc Tia mt OF Aunt Ann Dunn,
~, Belle mayer.
hecltatlon' lfe Famlne,
Louise McDonough.
Ilaio soio' I'LL, Hazel Dung.
hee'tatlon' lie Ride OF Paul ve e re
6eci1ation' h Zen belle, Gregg Atwood.
heeilalioii' MIS- shaver recovery,
vao,o,o Jessie ": bak-I.
vocal solo, Gregg Atwood.
The first prize was awarded to Richard
Niece; I'd, to Frank Knowles. Only two
prizes were given, but every speaker we'll
deserved one. All were excellent Thurs
day, evening. the graduating exercises were
held. The hall was crowded to its utmost
caPae1.y' al anu every one lell tnaI we had
W oe pio"u W. foiio" ing 10 tne pro-
! an
prayer, Rev. Harry Hill.
Plano SOLO, Jessie u: Baker.
Salutat9ry, Florence NJ. Cole.
Essay, what Newspapers DO,
Jennie l.. Quigley.
Essay, Success, Ida NJ: BoWden.
History, Belle +. H''Thayer.
Essay, The Philippines in History,
Homer L: McAulitfe.
Essay, The Building OF Air Castles,
Louise McDonough.
Prophecy, Marion b. Phllbrook.
vocal SOLO, Gregg Atwood.
! Essay, Lies Calling,
Charles H. Thompson.
Essay, Alter Graduation: What?
! Sarah Althea Smith.
Address TO Undergraduates,
William A. Hill.
Ilano SOLO, Louise McDonough.
Essay, Advantage OF an Education,
Ethel A. Young.
Essay, Reasons Against Extending our
boundaries, 3: Richard Page.
noen, Jessie ID. Baker.
Essay, beauties OF Nature, Maude E. Cole.
Essay, FORMATION OF Ideals,
| Raymond +. Cole.
| \aledlctOry, Frank L. Knowles.