The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-08
Sold by w. a. Hall, Belfast

Sch. Irene Meservey sailed July Is
Ida B. Gibson sailed with lumber for Ne,
York on the 9th.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell o. Gardner an
their two youngest children, Nancy an
Robert, arrived from Boston Saturday TO
a visit with relatives.
Miss Frances Kimball arrived from he
home in Broo kline, Mass, Friday TO pas
her customary vacation with her aunt
M ISIS Mabel Simmons.
Miss Fannie Mudgett came from Cam
den Saturday to pass tie Fourth with
relatives for the first visit in her old home
for two years or more.
Eugene Shute and Percy L. Baker left
last week 70 join the S. S. Harvey H.
Brown in the engineers department, under
Chief Morris Patterson.
William H. Staples from the station of
the Boston & Maine railroad at Maiden.
Mass, arrived Friday to visit his mother
and b1other over the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl E. Watson of St.
Paul, Mimi, are expected on the 18th
inst, for visit with the latter's sister,
Mrs. Earl R. Richards and family.
Friends inumerable about this village
are expressing best wishes for the hap
piness of Miss Grace Calkin, whose mar
riage to DR.. Levi Trundy was recently
announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Ingraham Virginia
Moore) of Camden were in town over the
holiday, receiving the congratulations
and best wishes of friends on their recent
marriage.
Ada Alena and Frances, arrived from
New Yor k on Sunday for visit with
Mrs. Ginn's mother, Mrs. Susie Rendell,
and other relatives.
1t is reported that the Lawrence Can
ming Co. will no longer convert their
refuse into fish guano. 1t will be dumped
into barge and taken to the parent COM
pany's plant at Rockland and rendered
for its oil content.
The carrying capacity of the schooner
Maurice R. Thurlow' having been sub
ject for much discussion, it is interesting
to learn that at Parsboro, N. S., she took
on for her maiden voyage to Queenstown
1000, 600 feet of lumber.
Lincoln A. Gardner of the Stockton
| Yard, Inc, is taking vacation of severa
weeks, incidentally taking the time te
clean up his abandoned hardware anf
plumbing business and vacate the Store
in the Masonic building.
Capt E. L. Hichborn returned Saturday
from a flying trip to New York where his
schooner, Maude M. Morey, is undergoing
repairs, and will remain in town for q few
days. His sister, Miss Emma Hichborn
I came from Belfast for the week end.
DR.. and Mrs. H. G. Hichborn and Mr.
H. R. Hichborn returned Friday night
from a successful fishing trip to Moose.
head Lake. DR.. H. E. Hichborn with his
wife and small niece, Virginia Woodfin
arrived on the boat Saturday to pass The
| Fourth with his family.
| Mrs. George Staples and her two chill.
! dren of South Penobscot and Mr.. ane
Mrs. Irwin Berry of Cambridge, Mass.
with their young sons, Norman and Ber-
nard, and MIR. and Mrs. Sidney Berry ane
their infant daughter Mary, foregatheree
with their mother, Mrs. Aldana Berry
Sunday week, at the old home.
DR.. and Mrs. Lee Ellis came from
Camden recently and are staying for
short time with the formers mother il
Prospect. DR.. Ellis recently received
his degree of D. D. S. from the denta
school of Valparaiso University at Chi
cago and will shortly 60 before the Main'
Board of Dentistry for examination. HI
has not yet decided upon a place to 10
cate.
Lebbeus Wardws II, master builder at ;
yard in Damariscotta, with his family ant
friend, DR.. Stetson and party, to the mum
Der of nine, on holiday gypsying trip tt
Bar Harbor, stopped in the village Satur
day night and descended upon his uncle
John E. Lancaster. Old friends will b.
interested to know that his son an,
daughter are this seasons graduates o
Hebron and Gorham.
C. M. Noble of this town may we'll fee
pride in the fact that he is the frs
among the employees of the Bangor ane
Aroostook railroad to profit through re
cent communication to all employees. from
President Todd. He recently received
long letter of commentator from genera
manager w. X. Hallett and check for
substantial amount in recognition of hi
interest in devising method of reliev