The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-08-27

returned from Gloucester, "no 'n0 ""s
called by the death of her father... MI
and Mrs. Will Stevens of Roxbury, Mass,
are visiting friends in town...' MRS. fneoe
j. C. Wade gave a tramp whist party
Thursday evening in honor OF her guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Goulding OF Worcester
Mass. The rooms were decorated Win cut
flowers and presented very attractlVe
appearance. Among those present from
out of town were Job Ingraham OF ROCK
land, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Hallett OF BROOK
line, Mass. Miss Forte of Sprlneheld,
Mass, Anterior Tucker and MISS Minnie
Tucker of Dorchester, Mass, ana Mrs.
James Ferguson of Somervllie' MASS
After partaking of refreshments came tne
most enjoyable part al the evening In draw
ing the prizes, each player selecting pack
age, taking their turn in 0rder u polhts
made, while each prize selecteo createu
considerable mirth, we might mehtloh DIS
among the most amusing the drawing OF
two-headed doll by Uncle JoD, a pair oi
twins by Paul Young, and man Dy MIS-.
Effie Goodwin. Tramp whist IS an lnnoVa-
tion at the Beach and this party Will long
be remembered as one of the most enjoy
able ever held in LincOlnville..... P. ID.
Jordan returned Sunday to his nome In
Cambridge. .. 1t is with sincere regret
that we learn of the departure wednesday.
Aug 26th, of Mrs. May Nevin Smith to her
home in New York City. Mrs. smith was
guest during the month of August of Mr.
and Mrs. Glberte at Melody Manse.....
Arthur, son of Nh and Mrs. }. Asbury Pit
man of Salem, Mass, is quite seriously Ill
at their summer home at the "Irap."
NORTH STOCKTON.
Marion Staples is at n W. Staples for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Nellie Lane of Orono is visiting at
F. A. Lanes.
Mrs Wilbur Staples, who has been very
sick, is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Clara Hartman of Augusta is visit
ing at her old home here.
Miss Louise Kngsbury of Frankfort
visited at Fred Lanes last week.
Mrs. Maud Robbins is building a house
on the Davis place near her fathers home.
Mrs. Greenlaw came from Bangor last
week to work as houSekeeper for Arthur
Dock ham.
Mrs. Clara Littlefeld of Boston visited
friends at the village last week and is with
her sister, Mrs. c. 0. Hatch, again.
John Barrett was quite i'll at his boarding
place at Hosea Renouf's last week and his
mother went to the village to care for him.
Miss Hughes and Mr.. Foster and two
friends from the Castine Alumni at Sandy
point drove up to see Miss Amy Lane last
Miss Hughes taught for many
years in the Castine Normal school and
Miss Lane was one of her pupils and a
graduate of the school.
Miss Bertha Partridge has arranged a
room at her home as Photographic studio,
large display of finished work, including
post cards, commercial work, colored pho
tographs, bromide engagements and many
attractive pictures of children.
Lightning did considerable damage here
last week. 1t entered on the telegraph
wires at Mr.. Fred Ellis house and Mrs.
Lizzie Whittier's children from Everett,
Mass, who were visiting here, were badly
burned A girl of twelve years and boy
of four were both injured and were uncon-
scouS for some time. DR.. Stevens was call
ed to attend them. Their escape from death
was remarkable. Lightning also came in on
the wires at Mr.. jefferson Clark's house,
tearing off paper and plastering but no one
was injured.