The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-07-12
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Hazen Chandler of Houlton is enjoying a
visit from his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Cox took the a. m.
train for Bangor, Monday, returning the
/ same evening.
The vessels discharging at Cape Jellison
early in the week were Nat Ayers, with a
cargo of cement, and Melville, with pipe.
Dr.. and Mrs. J. F. RYDER of Cambridge
Mass, arrived on Sundays boat and are
with Mr.. K. S father, Capt. j. F. HichboIn
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Marden went to
Standpoint last week to take charge of
Hersey Retreat again. The first party came
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Ames went to Pitts
field Saturday, spending Sunday with DR..
and Mrs Truman F. Griffin and returning
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. David Chase of Rockland
came by Sunday mornings boat to spend
the Fourth with Mrs. Chase's sister, Mrs.
Chas. Park and family.
Mrs. sophronia Snow of Bangor accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Manley Lam
caster and little girl, arrived Tuesday after
noon to spend the Fourth with Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Bowden.
Mr.. and Mrs George Demuth and little
daughter of Thomaston are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy D. Lancaster. Mrs
Demuth will be remembered as Miss Maud
! 3endleton before her marriage
Miss Susie A. Consens, accompanied by
her visiting friend Miss Florence johnson
of Feeding Hills, Mass, and sister. Miss
/ Beulah CGusens, went to Standpoint Mon
day by morning train, spending the day
aud returning by evening train.
/ We learn that Mr. J. VIM. Manson of
/ PittStield has recently purchased farm
/ in Palmyra and erected Il cottage there for
use as a summer home. Her many friends
will remember Mrs. Manson as formerly
| Miss Leila Lanpher OF this place.
i The following vessels were loading at the
! Cape Jellison pier July 5rd: Annie Anslie,
I Odell, Annie L. Henderson, Donna L.
Briggs, Stony Brook, Sarah A. Blasdell,
| Eugene, Charlie & Willie, Main Saunders,
Mary L. Crosby, ST. Leon, Grace E. Stew
| ems and Margaret.
| Last Thursday the farce comedy "Sun-
bonnetS'," was pleasingly given in Denslow
Hall by party of eleven ladies from the
repetition of an entertainment given pre-
viously in Belfast. The exceeding Kindness
of the ladies in thus assisting in the good
work of our church was most kindly APP
precated by all. The audience was a large
one, the play bright, the parts well assigned
/
throughout. The singing by, Miss Patter-
son was also well received. The party
arrived by buckb boards in the afternoon, in
season for rehearsal, accompanied by Rev.
A. A. Smith and wife, Mrs. Smith being
| one of the east and making a dear, sweet
old lady ''just able to crawl round" Many
thanks are extended to our neighoors for
! their kindness.
/ The Current Events Club to the number
| of ten celebrated its annual "Fied Day" by
a trip to Millinocket, going on the early
! morning train Monday and returning on
/ the o. at night. Al Miiinccket they were
joined by Miss Leora Partridge, a member
| of the club, and by Mrs. Moses Burpee of
| Houton, President of the State Federation
! of Women'S Clubs, guest OF the Current
| Events CLUB by invitation. The party were
i driven by buck boards to the "Palace in the
| Noods,'' as the fine hotel is termed, where
! a brief period of rest was obtained in one
of Its light, airy, pleasant rooms, before
| partaking of dinner in the unusually at
| tractive dining room. This finished the
| party walked to the famous "Great North
| ern Paper Milf and were most carefully
conducted over the wonderful and 1remen-
dous plant through the courtesy of Pay
master Marden of the corporation. 1t was
an experience never to be forgotten, and
taken with the exceptionally fine day the
occasion was, all in all, one of the most sue
cessful field days the club has ever cele-
| brated.