The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-07-30
Sold by w. A. HALL. Belfast, Maine.

a fortnight, Mr.. Gardner returning Monday
because of business calls. Later he Will JOIN
his wife to accompany her home.
Mrs. Gladys Sprague of Clifton, N. Y, Will
arrive this, Thursday, afternoon to remain I,
two months with her mother-in law. Mrs. T.
W. Sprague, Church street. Many relatives
and acquaintance will gladly greet this pleas
ing young lady in her native town.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Universaist
parish will hold its annual sale of useful and
fancy.articles in Denslow hall Thursday after
noon and evening, Aug, 9th. A musical pro-
gram will be rendered in the evening For
particulars see bills in post Office later.
Miss Agnes Westcott of Everett, Mass who
is among the Castine Normal School graduates
now gathered at the alumni Camp" at Sandy
point, spent Saturday with her maternal uncle
and wife, Capt. and Mrs. L. M. Partridge.
Church street, returning to her associates that
night.
Mr.. John Goodwin Perkins and sister. Miss
Clara Perkins of Chicago, ILL.,, visited their
aunt and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon F. Ell
lis, Church street, Tuesday, leaving Wednesday
afternoon. MIR. Perkins holds responsible
educational position in the hustling western
city of our central domain.
Daniel Spencer was in town last week. the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Simeon +. Ellis, Church
street, two days. Although he lett Stockton
many years ago, he still retains deep interest
in his birthplace and enjoyed calling upon the
few old residents he found in the village. He
left Saturday for his home in Winterport.
Miss Harriet D. Hichborn returned last Fiji
day from most enjoyable visits-a week with
M. and Mrs. C. F. DeLaittre of Aitkin, Mimi,
who are summering at Sandypoi and an
other with Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Clifford at their
attractive new home on the so-called 'Joshua
Jordan farm'-feeling much benefited by the
change.
We are very sorry to learn of the illness of
Rev. A. A. Blair, pastor of the Belfast and
Stockton Universalist churches. May vacation
rest bring the desired physical Improvement
His many Stockton friends earnestly wish to
learn of favorable indications, whatever the
ailment may be, according TO medical judg-
ment.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Brooks from Quincy,
Mass, arrived the evening of July goth at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Simeon F. Ellis, Church
street, going next day by their automobile to
the b. B. Sanborn log cabin, delightfully."- 10
Gated upon the steep bank of Fort Point Cove
on the Standpoint shore line. for a fortnight's
soJourn.
The ladies' of the Cong' society wish,
through these columns to thank the people OF
Stockton and vicinity for the kind patronage
given a, their "Sale." July %. 1914 This
"Fair" was the most successful held by this
society since its organization, made So by the
assistance of the many friends who are inter-
ested in its work.
Mr.. Lemuel S. Harding of Stoneham, Mass,
arrived July 3d. remaining until Saturday
morning, the guest of his sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eden F. Pendleton, Cape Jelli-
son: his niece and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
C. Fletcher, and the Misses Hichborn, Church
street, in the village. He left by early boat
Saturday for Camden to spend Sunday with
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster. Many old
friends regretted the brevity of his stay in
town.
The Cong'l parish announces the following:
Marion Bertha Clark, i'll that best OF college
comedies, The Regeneration of Aunt Mary
has scored tremendous en- tour. Returning
from her Southern trip, the Stockton Springs
Cong'l Church procured a fll-in date for Aug
IT, 1914 1t is expected that an enthusiastic
audience will greet this little lady, whose pro-
fessional following is drawn from nearly every
State in the Union. Attractive music will be
furnished by MIR. Rupert j Dorr. and refresh
ments will be served. Be sure and get your
laugh fixed before Aug. 18th. See large post
ers for place of entertainment"
From Cape Jellison piers, the following ship
July goth, sch. Wesley Abbott arrived, light, to
lead lumber, and schooners Senator Salisbury
and C, B. Clark sailed with lumber for Boston.
July 2lst, sch. C. B. Hennard arrived, light,
to load edgings, and steamer Millinocket ar
rived with a general cargo from New York.
July Emo, sen. marguerite dIIAveu' HsHVs "
load lumber. July 23rd. steamer City Of
Philadelphia arrived early from Boston and
sailed late for Boston with paper cargo, and
steamer Millinockett sailed with paper freight
for New York and Philadelphia July 25th,
steamer City of Philadelphia arrived in the
morning from Boston to load paper and sail
ed at night with cargo for Boston.
The Current Events Club had notable day
July 9th, members with house guests going to
Verona Park on a delightful excursion. Start
ing at a. M, from the village square they
went. by blackboard to Standpoint and thence
by steamer to the Island. Mrs. E. A. Mayville,
who had graciously proffered the use of her
attractive cottage for the day. cordially receiv-
ed her guests on their arrival and dispensed