The Republican journal., 1910-07-21

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Milk Freight Rate, Hon.
Hurleigh. Hymn by Mrs.
;erary News and Notes.
Stockton Springs. Born.
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THF SOCIAL SEASON.
Jrs r..t N.w IS in Whirl of Gaiety.
.... ... uf the greatest social activi-
pie are at home from school
-.. t.- having employment abroad
~ . heir vacations with their
.. erds amid familiar scenes.
....,-. ..-,ns by land and water, clam
.s...- r ao-c picnics and social gather
. f.. reeord all these festivities
,' e l,,.-.. ., ..la have to print an edition of
~, asrgs W. omit all other news, and in this
-. .a. Make mention of only few of the
Mi. -.s he past week.
Til. .a~ty given by Mrs. Cecil Clay
P.,.. a Memorial Hall, Wednesday
-.rr- g 18th, was enjoyed by about 25
.,,,. sr 3- former affairs of the kind ar
.rg4. b, Ne- Clay was success in every
,,,;asr n brought together many of the
s,, se- who had but recently arrived
.~ r,o-s less distant points, where they
Ia Bess a-.a- ing school or where business
n ,o !=a .e.a. The hall was simply decorat-
!. IT.. ferns and music was furnished by
,ays ra-aa Punch was served in a side
,nr 5.-rl lae evening, and at intermission
!. rssr ra- served. Shire catered. Dane
N Fs. ed from to u.
Iae -ssg Miss Louise Hazeltine gave
i.ieF,f ST nome" from to 7 at her home
| 9,a u. Miss Hazeltine was assisted
sr her guests by her mother, Mrs.
rArs. .1eltne, and her niece, Miss
vrs7 Hszetne. In the dining room Mrs.
Brs= aerr-y poured iced coffee and Miss
Imr Field poured tea. Mrs. Edward
,5ns md Miss Florence NJ. Hill served
ea s=es Katherine c. Quimby and
Egr s- WORRIES served ices. Misses
Eer lH Cora S Morrison, Elizabeth A.
/ E.z Helen Doak also assisted. In the
/ ,s-- Yrs William v Pratt presided
tg - BOWL The arrangement of the
we effectively for decoration was
H md many of the guests enjoyed
VIII s7 the garden and grounds, which
as aoan- their best.
Il: N--es katherine C. and Elizabeth A.
sti5 =s-ertained six of their intimate girl
fEs q, upper at their Miller street home
g gs, night
"a a-. ay Mrs. W. F. Schoppe gave
raa,r The young ladies who We're her
nasHa /. last wear. The guests were Misses
A E. E-n@n Of Old Town, Joanna c. Col
ri sesea2ft, Evelyn P. Morrison, Clara r.
27a1 az 81 Helen Bird of this city. Miss
@8' q o3 Town took the place of Miss
nsTar.i Of West Sullivan, who was unable
'@utsaal
4as Evelyn P and Cora S. Morrison served
's, formally to few friends on their
aa as thursday afternoon.
a' alc Yrs. Horace Chenery gave charm
!sr1eL iar-y at their beautiful place on
AAE sreet on Monday from 5 to Z p. m
-as1a.s assisted by her mother, Mrs
sf3 Ly9. received the guests on the west
Vh1a Was an ideal place for the affair.
Fs% louise Hazeltine and Caroline w. Field
'Tz guests at little tables, where de-
VII r.resAments were served Under
'araoese UMBRELLA was the table where
Aa''er'He Quimby dipped punch Miss
at led presided over the tea service
Hiss izabeth A. Quimby poured iced
w N4se Margaret Van Voorhes, Evelyn
A'a'aF Marian Hazeltine and Cora S. Mori-
's''ec 10 serving. The affair was delight
arma and was much enjoyed. The
We Vas ar the height of its glory and its
''' 4iTa7 cement brought out all its beau
"he1 were enthusiastically commented
@@ fcs51cs L. Dunton was the hostess at
%4gaNl' little porch thimble party last
~ aJeruoon, given for her sister, Mrs.
''' Dear ool of Madison, Wisconsin, who
f'lIf2 the summer at home. There were
''i-of-;own guests, and very pleasant
-'0n vas spent by the young ladies'.
USVi1 I. Wilson gave an at home from
~ 'u a9nday evening for her house guest,
anna "ison Of New York city, to which
'sDoeFs Of the Guild and other young
wi lAe North church were invited. The
'% opened by Master Cuthbert B. Will
"s Glanced to be celebrating his 8th
way The house was most attractive with
nV'suon N.Y., Of ferns and black-eyed Susans.
uSoH and Miss Wilson received in the
'Ao many Of the young people who met
'S9h on her previous visit were glad to
Asf 10 Belfast again. Punch and
'aiefs were served in the dining room,
beautiful bowl of pink roses graced
@rs- Marion E. Brown presided
Punon bowl. assisted by Misses Mar
wen and Helen Kittredge. Many of
s people at home for the summer
sent and the affair was most enjoy
't"S OF THE ORANGES.