The Republican journal., 1915-06-17

Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah C. Treat,
accompanies BY DR.. and Mrs. George A..
Stevens. motored through Prospect. Winter
port and Hampden. making pleasant call on
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren F. Loud in their very
lovely home in the latter village. The home-
ward ride wss through Swanville and Sears
port. thus completing charming outing in
the Treats new Overland automo bile.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Albert Gardner, Middle
street, motored to Vassalboro last Sunday to
JOIN his brother and bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell O. Gardner of Boston, and bring them to
the home of their mother. Mrs. Carrie A.
Gardner. Middle street. The party arrived in
Stocs ton early in the even ing Congratula-
tions and best wishes are extended to bride
and groom by the friends of the gentleman in
town. hoping the lady may be Pleased with
her first impression of the home of her moth.
| er-in-law.
From Cape Jellison piers, the following ship
I ping report was teephoned Monday evening:
June 9th sch Abbie McFadden sailed with lum-
Der for New York and sch. Chas. H. Trickey sail
ed with lumber for Boston. June 10th, steam.
er Millinocket sailed with paper for New
York and Philadelphia. June 18th. sch Nat
Meader arrived, light, to load lumber, and
sch. Gilbert Stancliff sailed with lumber for
Boston. June 18th. sch Lizzie D. Small sailed
with lumber for New York, and sch. Northern
Light arrived. light for lumber.
The Current Events Club. aft er greatly en-
| joying its session at the Park on June 9th, ad-
! journed to WaIdwel's for ice cream before
dispensing. The last meeting of this associa-
ton of ladies previous to the summer vaca ton
will be held Wednesday afternoon, June 23d,
at the Park, with Current Events" as the
topic for reading and study. 1t is hoped all
members may be present, since final arrange
ments must be made for the spending of the
clubs field day with Mrs. G. NJ. H ouehto in
Bangor, by her special invitation.
Mrs Edith F. CHM, West Main street, re.
turned Sunday from the cottage, Camp Ski
piki, of her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Clifford N.
Fletcher. at Standpoint, on the Fort Point
Cove, where she had been since the previous
Thursday. Friday, she entertained the Auxi-
liary Aid of the Universalist parish for the
| uay. IA picnic luDcn was pIoVlueU, anu with
charming weather and delightful scenery a
most er joyable time was reported by all par
| Elephants A few friends rem aimed over night
ard in the evening the party adjourned to the
cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert M. Ames.
where dancing, with music by Victrola,was in
dulged in by the happy company until late
bed. time.
Mrs Lanpher, widow of the late Mr.. Cham
! plin Lanpher. ard org an Invalid, corfned for
| years to her leo. I:ss.C away from uremic
poisoning last Saturday at the home of her
tenderly devoted daughter, MIS-. Simeon B.
Merrithew, with who m she had loIg made her
home. Mr.. Merrthew being sympathetic SON.
in law in every particular. The deceased was
"a years of age, and will be greatly missed in
the household of which she has SO long been a
carefully cared for member. The funeral took
place Monday afternoon from the Merrithew
residence, Church street, Rev. A. A. Bair.
Universalist pastor at Belfast and Ste ton,
officiating most acceptably to the mourning
children and other relatives. The interment
was in the private cemetery on the Lanpher
farm in the upper section of the town. Sym
pathy is offered all mourners, Though all
realize that death brought release from weary
suffering to this aged woman.