The Republican journal., 1913-06-12

.t Mrs Ralph E. Staples, both Ma
T" stockton Springs, Celebrate the
,,,+ anniversary of their Marriage at
r... Horne IN Cambridge, Mass.
u,,-,F Of THE JOURNAL In the
s7sadee, Mass. on Tuesday. June
s% w, .-rrrrs5 very pleasant social gather
80 -. Waldo county natives. description of
W .. .crrres. some of your readers. The
ga. t1- celebration of the twenty
", @ anniversary Of the marriage of Ralph E.
= and Mabel Pendleton, both of whom
w. ~. ,.rp ~ Stoiaton and left their childhood
an -se 5ay II their wedding to take up
~. ...s. residence in Westboro, Mass, and
~, .-yersl years residence in that busy,
..,,r. town .Jhey removed to historic Cam
,.s,. Mass. al No II Leonard avenue, where
~, .scsIyed tHeir guests with genuine Maine
,.,,.t.-rg from midday until midnight.
,t3.ro4r besides the bride and groom and
a., t---e coupons from the marriage bonds,
\, Kisses n ared, Beuah and Doris, were the
...,. notaer Mrs. S. B. Pendleton, her sister
NJ 9sree Gerlrude) Lancaster, and the
ro,r lvo SISTERS, Mrs. Lii las S. Emery,
n. M Grant and his brother MIR. Will
b,5 ,anes. Mrs. Willard G. Staples. Charles
4 gus.g .nd Everett 5. Grant, completing
h. s,5oa family with husbands and wives,
Ia -4rre,s because Of the absence of Mrs.
S,ge sisters. Mis-. Ada Griffin. Mrs. Maud
1.oza AID Mrs Myrtle Crocker, with their
isogs. Alter about two hours around the
t,H,. u-s-d inst would have done credit to
gv England Thanksgiving dinner, all ad-
harmed 10 tue avn where one of the guests
h,l s1at slafz 1t the hosts and guests vari-
c;g s-leal- .lis pleasant pastime being
rngei-q epa.red to the parlor. where
he, gsrt ny Mr.. Joseph Clark. Notary
l..G. sal J.. .lr children of the late Henry
srs NgHls i Staples, Willard G., Ralph
Ls@glt. -ea Grant and Llllias S. Emery.
gC5 re- esl.a edged deeds to each other,
i,.t. 4. The homestead in Stock ton
sn5
hl-zs- =, beside the above guests,
rm s.- -e.4,sss and friends called to offer
tsT le and were received by the
listed by their three daugh-
~ s- @ ainty refreshments were
sH Maine punch bowl in the
Ht. t..= nat was as harmless as a
'r-, lae midst of the festivities,
" -a ,.f n Il few we'll chosen words,
Etl inent of his eldest daugh-
tt. ss 4r=4 TO Mr., Willard Grimes of
Gtago }1a., Z graduate of Harvard
la,ss 5 -.a Of Mr. and Mrs Melvin
Ga1es $50 -I 4son of Mr. and Mrs. George
v -.l. ACasapolis, formerly of Stock
a s-t- Nt crimes was unable to be
FEE --c -.- of business engagements
-sll 44-a-.s md useful gifts of silver,
gi s-ss 4e 1r we're received by the host
~ -os-sss erel were highly appreciated.
'A'r ''- 81 --- ~ Inc evening were noticed.
At sl- MIS- aH P Griffin of Westboro,
li@ W. l Mrs. Levi B. Morrison and
''shia' "a s. Mar eta and son Bradley of
AaNep'i s'nn, Mrs. Joseph Griffin, DR..
G' s;s- 4r Keith of Lynn, Mass, Mr.. and
lh 's7s I'll. Mr.. Norman Griffin and Mr..
''2 ss14- 4 Boston, Mrs. Jane Libby
''''} Nh 7a 5i-s Charles H. Sprague, Miss
a''i Rats Mr. and Mrs. Pierce (Gertrude)
-s;1'7f -a a- Mrs. Levi Hartman, Mr..
~ ~ A-' 9--r-e Nridges, Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur
4t 4.l'e and t'- aughter. Gertrude Virginia
r''F7. Ht'h- all Of Cambridge, Mass.
'' a'e l'l the guests reluctantly depart
!, sa'.g H-H neir host and hostess all
N..' o' 9o wishes for many happy returns
NJ ;-' anniversary. ONE OF THEM.
'''N naVsn -.nn-. June 6, 1918.