The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-06-29
srocKroN SPRINGS.
Herbert L. Hopkins left Monday for
business trip to Camden.

Herbert L. Hopkins left Monday for a
business trip to Camden.
Fred Crocker of BuckspOrt spent Sum-
day with his cousins. the Misses HIGH
J born, on Church street.
Mrs. c. S. Rendell and Miss Mary HIGH
born were in Belfast last Friday Tor dental
| work at DR.. G. W. StOddard's.
! Keyes' Orchestra furnished music for a
dance in DenslOw hall ON Friday evening
which was much enjoyed by our dancing
public.
Mr.. Joseph Gerrity of Bangor, accom-
panied by young friend, came Saturday
( to visit his aunt, Mrs. Alvah Treat, for a
short time.
Mr.. Baker, since the closing of Mrs.
Frank JacksOn's house to boarders, is with
Capt. and Mrs. Horace NJ. Griffin, on Mid
die street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Lancaster and fami-
ly of Bangor came down river Saturday, to
spend few days with Lancaster relatives
in our village.
Miss Edith Fletcher has secured a tyye
writer and is prepared to serve those need
ing her assistance at the residence of her
father, e. N. Fletcher.
Earle Trundy has recently entered the
employ of Maitland r. LaFurley as
clerk in his grocery store, Truman
Lathrop having changed his business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tibbetts left for
| Boston early in the week: Mrs. David
Tibbetts will be the guest of her sister, Mrs.
| Melvin E. Colcord, for some weeks longer.
Miss Lillian A. Simmons arrived Satur-
vacation from the city schools, with her
mother, Mrs. Roxanna Simmons, at the old
| homestead.
Mr. Herbert c. Libby and his agent for
The Waldo County Commercial, Henry L..
Nash, were in town Saturday in the in
terest of the new paper which is published
at Cherrytield.
Miss Susie A Cousins joined her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ii. Cousins, Sunday
morning to remain through the vacation in
her school in the town of Agawam, Mass.
Welcome home!
Master Crawford Treat began clerking,
evenings only at present, the middle of the
past week for Mr.. Bon b. Sanborn. Bust
ness, we understand, is very brisk at our
new boot and shoe store.
The Ladies' Aid Society will be entertain
ed this, Thursday, afternoon, by Mrs. AL
bert c. Colcord, on East Main street. This
good work seems to be carried on earnestly
and satisfactorily by the interested ladies.
Charles E. Sanford of New York arrived
Saturday to open his cottage at Fort FONT
for summer occupancy as usual His son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sanford
will soon reach town, to occupy the former
Morse cottage for the season
DR.. G. A Stevens called DR.. Elmer Small
of Belfast last Friday for consultation on
Capt F. B. Clifford'S case of severe heart
trouble as many complications have arisen.
The many friends of our always genial cap
tain hope summer time may strengthen
him.
Fogs and transforms were the order of
the day last week, until Friday. The fresh
westerly, greeting us on the morning of
that day, was welcome to all. Three beau
tiful days gladened everybody in this vi
entity: Monday gave us rain, followed by
sunshine Tuesday.
Mrs. James Croker and daughter, Miss
Bernice, and Mrs. Ralph Staples and
daughter, Miss Doris, arrived Saturday
from their homes in Westboro, Mass, to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester B. PendletOn.
These ladies plan to remain a month with
their parents and other relatives in town.
Last Sunday Rev. Harry Lutz, Unitarian
pastor at Belfast, accompanied Rev. A. A.
Smith and delivered the sermon at our
evening service in the church. His able
discourse was well received, and the admir-
able sacred solo given by Mr.. Baker, one of
the corps of civil engineers, in the employ
of the n. NJ. S. r. R., was highly appreciated
by the entire CONGREGATION.