The Republican journal., 1916-06-29

The Misses Blanche T. Doe and Josie Lafur-
ly were taken to Bucksport, Sunday. by MI
M. R. Lafurley, where they will visit Mrs.
Nettie Bishop, formerly of this town, for an ID
definite time
A new auto-bus was recently placed upon
the sixty-mile route from Rockland to Bangor,
passing through this village-the line OF the
original survey for the Penobscot Bay ana
River R. R.. more than forty years ago. IL rs
avery large and commodious car and has the ap-
pearance of a white steamboat set upon Wheeis'
Miss Susie A. Cousens of Brockton. Mass,
accompanied by friend. Miss Adams. arrived
by the Boston boat last Saturday morning 1or
weeks visit with her friend Mrs. Edgar Ne
Colcord. Mill street. Many old friends extend
glad welcome to Miss Cousens in her native
town, wishing that her stay was to be less
Drief
The co-partnership existing for several
years, under the name of Goodhue q Co., with
hardware and plumbing business in Stockton
! and branch in Belfast, has been dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. Goodhue taking the Bel
fast store and Mr.. Gardner continuing in
Stockton under the business name OF l.. A.
Gardner.
M. L. Pinkham of the Ames Grocery Co.,
with his family and friend. Mrs. Walker,
Church street, motored to Port Clyde June
22d to attend the funeral of his aged mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Hopper also went in their
auto for the funeral, Mrs. Pinkham being his
grandmother All returned the same night
Their respective stores were closed durlng.the
day.
The Auxiliary Aid was most pleasantly en-
tertained June 25th by Mrs. Edith M. CHM at
| Camp "Skipiki" The members arrived at an
early hour, being conveyed to the camp by
A. M. Ames in his automobile. bountiful
lunch was served at noon, after which the
Auxiliary Aiders'' and their friends resumed
| their sewing, and a goodly amount of work
was completed
| Simeon B. Merrthew motored to Bangor
June Goth with the seven girl graduates of
the Stockton Springs High school, where they
obtained at Chalmers fine group picture of
the class and C. A. Snow, principal of the
school. Regrets were expressed that the as
sistant, Miss Gertrude Swasey, was unable to
be with them, for inclusion in the picture as
had been expected
! The annual field day outing of the Current
Events club, which was to have occurred on
June 9th, has been postponed to later date,
| not yet determined on account of the inability
of many of the members to join in the festivi-
ties at that time. The regular meeting of the
club was held with Mrs. J. A. Flanders, We'd
nesday afternoon, the topic being "Anee-
dotes," either personal or otherwise, "any-
thing that is of an entertaining nature" as
suggested by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dolloff and daughter
Virginia, with Mrs. Owen Treat, all of Boston,
arrived by automobile in the afternoon of
| June 2lst at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b.
Sanborn, Church street, and the next day,
with Mrs. Sanborn and children and Mrs. Alice
7. Doe and daughter Blanche, motored to the
Sanborn cottage. camp "Molly Chunkamunk,"
Standpoint, for twenty four hours visit re-
turning Friday morning to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James M. Treat, where they spent
the day and night. leaving early Saturday
| morning. accompanied ny MIS-. oahpoiH' WIN
will visit them in their Boston home.
The annual parish supper of the Universal
ist church, held in the banquet room IN Mason
ic hall last Thursday night, proved unusually
appetizing and attractive. and was literally
patronized. At the parish NEE ting following.
which was we'll attended, Walter F. Trundy
acting as chairman pro TEN, the resignation of
]. A. Flanders as one of the board of trustees.
was read and accepted, the gentleman being
now New York and expecting, because of
change of business, to leave town Ii: the fall.
Chas. A. Snow was chosen as the new trustee,
the present board standing-Herbert L. Hop
kins, Everett Staples and Chas. A. Snow.
Simeon B. Merrithew continues as treasurer.
and L. A. Gardner as parish clerk.