The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-03-30

cord and the Primary, by Miss Elva M. Kan
dell-the same teachers. who have been em-
ployed for several terms.
1t is hoped-quite sanguinely by many-that
the sardine factory at Lowder Brook will open
for an increased business the coming summer.
The pay roll last season was a considerable
item in the pecuniary assets of the village.
We trust permanent canning station may
eventually be established at this site
Capt. Ralph Morse was called to Camden
last Saturday to attend the funeral of his neph-
short but severe attack of pneumonia. The
services for this very prominent man were
held Sunday and Capt M. returned Monday.
The towns sincere best wishes and hearty
congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Emery, Middle street who returned
early last week from Cambridge, Mass, the
marriage ceremony having been performed at
the residence of the brides brother, Mr.. Ralph
S. Staples, and family, on March 10, 1911. Mrs
Emery is well known to a host of friends
former residents of Stockton, as Mrs. Lillias
N. Staples, second daughter Of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Henry S. Staples of our village.
Last week gave US extremes in temperature
Tuesday was moderately mild. Wednesday
brought mild snow storm, with the mercury
standing 90 degrees above zero Thursday
gave snow through the forenoon, but cleared
in the afternoon with the swinging of the wind
into the northwest and consequent drop in
thermometers to near the zero mark, giving
nc fn,-{ oil E,,J 10,
ed clear and lovely in the sunshine, but shiv-
eringly cold i'll the shade Saturday was fine
winter weather. somewhat less frigid than the
previous day. The present week opened with
a charming Sunday, very mild indeed, while
Monday gave a ranstorm.
From Cape Jellison piers the following ship
ping report was given Monday evening: March
Goth, steamer Millinocket arrived from New
York with general cargo; schooners Inez and
George W. Collins, both light, to take cargo of
edgings. March 22nd, schooner Hattie Lewis
arrived, light, to load edgings. March 9th,
steamer Mlllinocket arrived with general
cargo from New York. March Goth, schooner
Harbor. March 21st, steamer Millinocket
sailed with paper for New York, and schooner
Seguin, light, for Vinalhaven. March 22nd,
schooner Henry Chase sailed with edgings for
Bar Harbor March Oath, schooner Pemaquid
sailed with edgings for Stonington. March
25th, schooner Hattie Lewis sailed with edg-
ings for Stonington. March 9th, schooners
Inez and Harry W. Collins drew off into the
harbor, each loaded with edgings for Vinal-
haven, awaiting opportunity to sail, as soon as
the southerly rainstorm ceased.
CAPE JELLIsoN. A very pleasant event took
place at the Bethel mission last Saturday af-
ternoon, when the Sunday school gave party
in honor of the irthday of their superintend-
ent, Miss George Haskell. The school showed
their love and appreciation by the many gifts
given, among which was a fine fountain pen
Refreshments were served and the time was
quickly passed with games and music. The
children pronounced it enjoyable time. -.
quiet wedding took place at the Bethel mis-
sion last Saturday night, March 25th, when
Mr.. Irving E. Berry and Miss Marion L. Kings
bury, both of Stockton Springs were united in
marriage. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. ]. L. Corson. Their many friends wish
them happy and successful life. The Bethel
mission Sunday school held their annual cleo
ton of officers last Sunday, as follows: Super
intendent, Miss George Haskell; Assista mt
Superintendent, Mrs Aldana Berry; Secretary,
Miss Gertrude Berry; Treasurer, Mrs. J. L.
Corson. The Sunday school is in very -four
ishing condition, and new scholars are being
added. There is being arranged a very fine
Easter program to be given by the children.