The Republican journal., 1902-07-10
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

lyh, n. T., arrived last week ana are occu-
pyihg their cottage at Pleasant folnt 1or
the summer. Mrs. A. H. Soden ana daugh-
ter-ln-law, Mrs. Charles Soden, and chill
ufel, from NewtOnville, Mass, have opened
'heir cottage at Fort Point, where they ex-
pect to remain until October. Master
waiter Colcord arrived July md from
brooklyn, N. y, to spend his school vaca-
lioh with his grandmother. Mrs. Sarah
ohf1ord Mrs. H. II. McGilvery and Mrs.
II. u. Harris came from Searsport the mid
| uie OF last week to visit their sister, Mrs. C..
.. hendell, and other relatives, returning
SATURDAY afternoon. Capt. Horace Sta
PIES who has been quite i'll the past week,
IS now improving steadily. Mr. Hartley
| overlook, wife and child of Somervllle,
Mass, are the guests of his parents, Mr.
ana Mrs. Henry Overlook MIR. John
! Lancaster left last Thursday for Camden
to spend the Fourth with his brother, Mr.
Edward Lancaster. lie returned Saturday
accompanied by his wife, who had been
visiting in Rockland and Camden for sew
| eral weeks. Mrs. Russell Goodhue and
mother, Mrs Pope, arrived from Boston by
thursdays evening train. ,ir &. came the
following day by boat and they are dOmi-
clled in their cottage at Pleasant Point. Mr.
1oodhue Will remain a couple OF weeks !;
but his wife will spend the summer near
MS parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Goodhue -.
MI Horace Albert Staples arrived in town
July 4th, to make his parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Horace Staples, his first visit since he
graduated at the head of his class from
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, \. Y. Congratu-
latlonS are rendered our studiOuS and am
bilious young townsman 49,. Mr.. and Mrs.
owen OF New York arrived last Thursday
to open their Fort Point cottage for the
season. They were accompanied by Mr.
"Dick Sanford, who will be with them until
the arrival of his parents at their summer
house at the Point. Miss Lennie May
Berry came from Portland Thursday and is
the guest of her uncle, Mr.. Clittord Fletcher,
and family Capt Albert Colcord aud
wife and Miss Emma l!iohbofn attended
the celebration July It'll. at camden, going
| from there to ThomaSton to inspect the
| vessel building there for Capt. c., before
returning home SatUrdaY... several of our
Voting people went to Camden on Friday
! out piclItS, buck U0a.ds and buggy drives.
etc, constituted the 0bServances of cur
National holiday in the village, outside the
customary changing Of bells bursting of
cannon crackers, popping of torptd0es
ard footing of tin horns by irrepressble
young America. Miss Kate Brpr of
Belfast is the guest of Miss Gladys Rem
| dell the present week Mrs Charles
| DeYerPanX, who suffered Il sudden and
severe illness Sunday, is now thought to
| be convalescent. She is with her mother,
| Mrs John Ames.. Mrs. Josiah l.. Lancas-
ter arrived Sunday from Camden to visit
her father and mother, Capt. and Mrs.
| Horace Griffin. Mrs. Sarah c. Scholtield
and two children came from Brunswick
Me, Monday, and are the guests of Mrs A.
| VI. Gardner at Pleasant Point 90. Our West
| Main street friends recently put a fine new
| sidewalk along the lower portion of their
street, which, including its ''railroad curve, -
is an excellent piece of handiwork go. The
Sylvan street division of our V L. S. will
give a dramatic entertainment "Tony, the
| Convict ''-by ''Frankfort Amateurs next
Friday evening, if the weather is pleasant.
In ease of storm il will be postponed until
the following Tuesday. A dance will fol
low the drama, with music by Clark's or
ehestra. Ice cream and cake will be served.
Give them a good house .....A telephone
| line was recently strung to Standpoint and
DR.. G. A. stevens has put a private wire in
to his house, as has Capt. Albert Colcord.
Others are to follow, we understand.