The Republican journal., 1902-09-25
STANDPOINT.

| were hero several days last week with rel
ativeS Miss Lottie Grant is attending
the fall term of the Z. NJ. c. Seminary in
BuckSport. Miss Lucia Shute, who is en-
ployed at "The FaShion'in Bangor is ut
| home for her vacation %. Ralph Curtis, who
has been on the yacht Beatrice of Vinal-
| haven, has arrived home. Miss Alice Rich
| ards, assistant nurse at the Children'S Home
in Bangor, came home Sunday for a short
| visit. Mrs. Nathaniel French, Miss Ruth
French, and Mr. John French left Friday for
| their home in Roxbury, Mass. Mr.. French
left several days before. He has recovered
from his illness and will resume his duties
as principal OF a school, having employed ID
| substitute the past year. Rev. b. b Mer-
rill and family have closed their cottage and
returned to Brewer. The Misses McKeag
have gone to New York and all the cottages
are closed but Mrs. IAbbie Nickersons,
coax View, who will remain several weeks
| longer... Mr. Grant, who has been preach
| ing here this summer, has gone to Massa-
| chuSett> to continue his studies. His wife
and sister accompanied him. Mr.. Broke
from Bangor preached here last Sunday....
| i. +. Watts left last week for iiallowell -.
| Karl Fernstrom, who has been boarding at
f. \. MaXteld's for several weeks, left
| Friday for his home in New York 49,. Fred
eric French of Boston spent several days
last week with relatives here THE school
in this district began Sept. Potatoes
are rotting badly, the farmers say
| STOCKTON SPRINGS
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last week to visit his aged mother, Mrs.
Deliah Griffin. Mrs. PauIlna Collins and
Mrs. Susan Brown, who together occupy
the home of their nephew, Capt. Charles
Ames have been quite i'll since their return
| from Temple Heights, but are now able to
| be ont again... The Matinee Whist Club
was most pleasantly entertained last Friday
| by Miss Clara Griffin.... Mrs, Albert Ames
returned Friday from a weeks stay III Ban
gor, as the guest OF Mrs, Manley Lancaster
MIR. and Mrs. Clifford Simpson of Sax
onyile, Mass, arrived Friday for a brief
/ visit to Mrs. SIS parents, MI and Mrs.
Samuel II. West. They left Tuesday for a
"trip to New Hampshire. Mrs F. Cousens
and daughter, Miss Susie, spent last Satur-
day in BuckSport... Russell Gardner of
Boston came by saturday boat to join! his
mother, Mrs A. NJ. Gardner, at their sum
mer home here for fortnight. 49, Capt. Fd.
mund EIichborn arrived b. train saturday
/ from Philadelphia where his vessel, schoon-
Ell John f. Develin, is awaiting busines,
/ foT an indefinite length of visit with his
mother, Mrs Robert IIchborn. Mr.. and
Mrs Smith of Bangor called ON relatives
and friends IN our village last Saturday.
/ Mrs. :. was the widow Of the late FXavie
| Griffin OF this toWn....M Miss Harriet ID
Hichborn returned Saturday from a snort
( visit to Mrs. +. NJ Lancaster and daughter
, in-laW at their Camden home. Joseph +
| Moulton returned Sunday from a trip TO
/ Boston and vicinity. Frank H. Cousens
/ WAS in Bangor on business Monday.. Mrs
/ Clifton flames and children OF Prospect are
spending the week with her mother, Mrs
! John l;andell Mrs, Edward darkness of
! Walpole, Mass, arrived Tuesday for brief
/ visit with Mrs. {. s. Rendell. Miss Mabel
| Simmons returned Tuesday to her position
as one of the faculty at the Castne Normal
School. The serious illness of her mother.
| Mrs. RoXanua simmons, prevented her 90
ing earlier. Mrs. ). is now convaleScent. 80.
| Mr.. Dick Sanford and Miss Lenne May
| Berry visited the Government Hatchery a
Alamoosac lake Monday. Miss Francis
/ Cleaves is Offering her customers the new
princess hip eorsets, advertised in all the
! late fashion magazines. She makes d Spec
iaIty of goods in the corset line. Rev.
( Ashley y, Smith gave us a fine sermon sun
Ia, E,Ii nit
/ Charles \. Sodpn rendered two solos, 1.-The
Palms" and ''When the Mists Have Rolled
Away, very aceeptably indeed to those at
tending church.
vINTERPoI,T
/ Special services were held at the NJ f.
Church in memory of VIM Mckinley last
/ Sunday evening. The female quartette
sang several beautiful selections. Mrs
! Levi COl>on died at the home Of her son,
Rev A. u. Colson, in Kenduskeag, Sunday
after a distressing illness and her remains
were brought home for burial. Mrs Emma
! Philbro0k and her daughter Marion have
| returned from a visit of several weeks in
| Boston. Mrs. Rose and her little son from
| Newfoundland are visiting her sister, Mrs
| Spurden. Carroll Young has position in
| Liberty as teacher Of the high school. John
| l. Frederic is teaching the high school here.
.... Fred II. Gilman leaves Tuesday for
Porto Rico, where he has a fine position as
| teacher 80. Mr.. and Mrs. French are at home
from Northport and viii probably remain
here for the winter Miss Marion Kelley
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. French, and Miss
Hattie Kelley will accompany her when she
returns to New York ... Bradford Deane Of
Boston is visiting his niece, Mrs. NJ A.
| Haley Mrs. H. F. Sprowl left for Boston
on Wednesdays boat. Mr.. Lamb of Cam
| den is visiting his daughter, Mrs Alberta
| George. Mrs II. T. Sanborn and daugh-
| ter May We're in town one day last week e.
| Miss Ada Walker LETT FOR Portland last
| Thursday $50. Miss Agnes Morrill, was the
| guest of Mrs. j. f. Ilussey last week go
Mrs Sarah Chapman is visiting her brother,
| James Freeman. IN ss Grace RoWell of
! Maiden is the guest of Miss Mile Iialey....
| Twin daughters We're born to Mrs. George
| Nichols Sunday The little folks of the
! Bangor Chidren's Home, who through the
| l. Of Mr. Rraal.a of b,,o l.