The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-07-24
vessel, the Maud M. Morey, in Gulfport,
Miss, where she is loading for Buenos

vessel, the Maud M. Morey, in Gulfport,
Miss, where she is loading for Buenos
Ayres.
The latest occupants of Mr.. Earl Trun-
dy's cottage, Camp Sonoma, are M. w.
Powers, chief electrician of the B. & A.
R. R., his wife and daughter Vivian and
MISS Emily Shoemaker of Dexter, who
arrived Saturday to remain until Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Batchelder of
Frankfort, now living at the Park, were
thrown from their carriage on Long Cove
hill, last Friday, by collision with an au-
tomobile. Mrs. B. was thrown against
the guard rail. breaking her nose and re-
ceiving many bruises.
Mrs. Joseph Field and son Morrill, ar
rived Saturday and are the guests of her
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Fletcher. Mr.. Field has been for two
years in the U. S. Submarine Service,
plying in Connecticut waters and has
just received his discharge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Staples have re-
turned from very enjoyable outing with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ames at their camp,
They were Joined on Friday by Mrs.
Staples mother, Mrs. J. F. Frye, who
will spend the rest of the summer with
them.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Blanchard motored to Hamp-
den July goth to the home of Mrs War
rer Loud, formerly Miss Clara Griffin of
of this place, where they were joined
by Mrs. Stevens brother, Mr.. Bert
Blaisdell and family of Dexter, and en-
joyed picnic dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs George Williams and son
Seth motored from Augusta Saturday,
returning home Sunday. They brought
Miss Ruth Robinson to spend her week S
vacation with her mother, Mrs. George
Robinson and aunt, Mrs. A. C. Cocord.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Collins and daugh-
ter Ella, were guests of Mrs. A. c. Col
cord on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gordon left for
Livermore Monday. accompanying his
mother, Mrs. R. F. Gordon, who has
been the guest of himself and wife for
several weeks. They made the trip for
the especial purpose of being present at
the family celebration of his mother S
birthday anniversary, which took place
July %, in her home-an annual affair of
much interest to her family. Although
IS years of age Mrs Gordon is bright,
entertaining and remarkably active.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Colby Morrell of Atlantic, Mass,
arrived recently to occupy the Trundy
cottage on the Standpoint shore for two
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Morrell were on
their wedding trip and were cordially re-
ceived by friends of the bride, formerly
Miss Genevieve Clark of Attleboro, Mass,
who has been the guest of Miss Inez Ham
son several summers. Miss Hanson was
the guest of Mrs. Gilbert E. Keighly of
Bangor, when she went to that city to
accompany her father home from the E.
M. G. Hospital last week.
j. H. Wardwell announces "lucky
number dance, Tuesday evening, July
goth. McKeen's Orchestra of Belfast
will furnish the music. Mr.. Wardwell
has made an engagement with Welch's
Singing Orchestra and Jazz Band for his
dance in Denslow Hall, Wednesday even
ing, August 9th. This is one of the
most popular orchestras in Maine. They
recently played return engagement in
Belfast before very large and enthusi-
astic company Owing to the large ex-
pense in bringing this orchestra to Stock
ton, Mr.. Wardwel's rates of admission
will necessarily be increased