The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-08-20

Mrs.. L. N. Partridge on their trip to john
friends In Old Town, with whom they return
to Massachusetts in the Brands automobile
Mrs. Brande il q native Of Stockton. the only
child Of the ,ste Charles Griffin, West Main
street. who moved to Belfast, where he died.
many years ago.
The .Bartlett and Gaffney Entertainment"
given in Denslow hall on the evening OF Aug
ust 18th. under the auspices OF the ladies'
"Kitchen Orchestra. was very amusing. keep
ing the audience in laughter throughout. The
'trick piano playing and the rendering OF
tunes by means of metal disks upon marble
slab" were really butte astonishingly wonder
full features, while the "chalk creations" were
excellent. Stockton speaks . good word for
this number Of the Eastern Empire Lyceum
Bureau" Of Boston and Syracuse. The door
| receipts amounted to about $29. sixty per cent
going to the artists. Messrs. Bartlett and
Gaffney.
The following shipping report was telephon-
ed from Cape Jellison piers Monday afternoon
August 18th, steamer City of Philadelphia ar
rived, light, to load paper and sailed at night
! WIFI cargo IOf DOStohs <AN6NSs ANsAs s>AA'
| Hazel Dell sailed with lumber for Boston, and
| sch. George Churchman arrived to take lum-
| ber August 18th, sch. Emit rprise sailed with
| edgings for Bar Harbor, and schooner Mar
garet Ford arrived with cargo of water pipes
from Camden, N. J. August 14th, steamer
| Millinocket arrived with general cargo from
New York, and sch Lizzie Lane arrived, light,
| - Arr met steamer n
| Philadelphia arrived, loaded and sailed with
paper for Boston, and steamer Millinocket
i sailed with paper for New York,
| Last Thursday a most enjoyable birthday
picnic party was given Mrs. Eliza G. Trundy
| at 1.-The Camps" where she is summering with
her grandson, Mr.. Earle Trundy and family,
| at his new cottage on that beautifully situated
shore lot, washed by the sparkling waters Of
| Fort Point Cove Mrs. Trundy has reached
her 6Sth mile stone along life's highway. and 81
guests assembled-going from the village by
! blackboard and automobiles Mrs. Silas Adams
kindly sending her chauffeur with load after
load in her carr and delicious dinner was
spread on the tables upon the green, many
sitting with the hostess, while others served
| the vlandS. And laughter ana SOou cheer on
| all sides the meal closed with the toast of Rip
Van Wrinkle, Here's to your health and your
family's health: may they live long and pros
perl! offered by Miss Melvina A. Patterson to
the hostess. Following the repast. trips in DR..
! Hlchborn's motor. boat to Fort Point were en-
Dyed by many of the company, while others
INDUCED in canoeing over the charming blue
waters of the Cove, and the devotees of "auc-
ton bridge" engaged in the destinations of
that game until the hour for bidding the hos
| tess goodbye arrived. when the happy guests
turned homeward, after long-to-be remem-
bered day of pleasure. Several gifts, among
them silk umbrella, long chain of jet beads,
a necklace of heliotrope beads. pair of silk
gloves and an envelope containing money. were
left with Mrs. Trundy as reminders of her
numerous friends among her o. E. S. sisters
and other neighbors who had constituted her
al fresco birthday party, Many happy re-
turns of her birth anniversary are cordially
wished for this always cheerful companion by
her numerous friends outside her guests of
last week.