The Republican journal., 1916-04-27
ROYAL
BAKING POWDER
No Alum-NO Phosphate
Absolutely Pure

The Sunday service at the Universalst
church, beginning next Sunday. will be held al
p. m. until further notice.
Edward l. Littlefield and Truman Latbrop, I
fishing boats for Mr.. Lawrence Of Rockland in
connection with his sardine factory.
Capt. and Mrs. Eden s. Shute went to Rock.
land last Saturday to spend Sunday with their
elder son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D.
Shute. Their daughter, Miss Louise, boarded
at the hotel during their absence.
Mrs. Henry S. Mouton. Cross street, has
been sick in bed, suffering with a severe cold
and asthma, since her recent return from
Massachusetts. Mr.. Moulton has also had a
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Mouton, Cross
street, returned April 10Th from a months
visit with their sons and wives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph T. Moulton of Gloucester, Mass, and
Mr.. and Mrs.. Edward M. Moulton of Roslin-
dale, Mass
The Easter service last Sunday evening was
we'll attended despite the rain. The sermon
by the pastor, Rev. A. A. Blair, was excellent,
and the decorations about the atar-drap-
iDgs of white. trailing ferns. punches of Easter
lilies and ported plants
Miss Ruth Merrithew went to Searsport
Saturday for week end visit with her sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Colson,
who brought her home Sunday afternoon, re-
naming over night with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Simeon B. Merrithew. Church street.
Mrs. John Mclaughlin, School street, is i'm
proving under the care of Dr. G. A. Stevens
and is able to sit up little at this writing
Her condition at one time was most critical
Numerous friends are glad to hear of this i'm
provement
At this writing, Monday, poverty ball is
advertised to take place in Denslow hall
ednesday evening with music by Doris Or
chestra. There will be general admission of
10 cents; gentlemen's dance tickets. rs cents,
A prize will be given to the most appropriate.
ly dressed individual in the hall.
The Moving Picture show given by Mr.
Crockett as benefit for the Senior class of
the High school, followed by benefit dance
with music by DORIS orchestra, the evening of
April 10Th in Densow Hall was well attended
and proved a pleasant occasion, netting with
the profit of the sale of the ice cream, Sill. 90
to the graduating fund.
Edward Lawrence of Rockland is anxious to
locate his fish packing business here, therefore
the new sardine factory is undoubtedly as.
sured. The engineers are already at work on
the location of the street leading to the pro-
posed pier-an extension of Middle street,
swinging around the Merrithew point to the
east.
George c. Fletcher, who is occupying the
house of the late Alex Staples, Church street,
recently bought from C. N. Taylor the house
next above the house of the late Capt. Ste
phen Ellis. Church street. into which he will
move his family in August, when Capt and
Mrs. Charles P Staples intend coming from
New York to take possession of the Staples
place
Miss Harriet D. Hichborn, Church stree
arrived home last Thursday afternoon from
visit of five months with her brother and wife,
Mr. and Mrs George F. Hichborn of Portland,
Maine. She is much benefited by the rest and
electrical treatment received during the win
ter She also visited her brother, F. o. HIGH
born and wife in Portland and brother, C. S.
hichborn and wife in Augusta on her return
trip, enjoying all greatly
Frank w. Collins of Rockland, owner of the
The Stockton, was recently in town and prom
ises the proprietor. F. S. Humiston, to paint
the exterior and interior of the hotel, tinting
walls, etc., in a very attractive manner. thus
adding much to the desiratilty of the place
for summer outing. Mr.. Humiston and Mr..
Collins are making joint efforts to advertise
the hotel, which is already bringing appreci-
able results.
The members of the DAVIS family who were
called here by the death of MIR. Davis. have,
with the exception of Mr.. and Mrs. Wentworth,
left for their respective homes-Mr and Mrs.
Maurice Patterson for Newport, X. l., April
18th: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wyman and two