The Republican journal., 1903-07-30
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mrs. |. p. Park and little son Lnwood of
Revere, Mass, arrived last Thursday to
visit her husbands parents, Capt. and Mrs
Charles G. Park. DR.. Burton Larrabee,
who is to locate in Jacknan, Maine, called
on Mrs. NJ. f. Colcord and family last week.
..... Miss Agnes Wescott returned Friday
to her home in Castine. The Whist Club
Emily Overlook. The previous meeting was
with Mrs. Elmer Thompson. The mem
bers of the Current Events Club, accom-
panied by several friends, drove by buck
board and private carriages TO Standpoint
Wednesday afternoon, July 22nd, to listen
to a ''bird-talk' by Mr.. Frederic Pitcher of
Chelsea, Mass, at the grounds of the E. s.
n. S. alumni building, and which was most
interesting and instructive to all listeners
A picnic lunch and social chat occupied the
time between the lecture and the homeward
drive which closed most enjoyable out
ing for all participants. Mr.. Edward NJ.
Moulton and wife of Roslindale, Mass, are
the guests of his mother, Mrs. Henry Moul-
ton. Miss Miriam Showers of West Palm
Beach, Florida, visited the Misses Hichborn
last Saturday.. Mr.. Freeman Kelley of
Los Angeles, California, and his niece,
Miss Amy Kelley of Portland, arrived Fri
day to remain few weeks in town. They
were joined Saturday. by his brother, Mr..
Albert Kelley; and Tuesday Mrs. Amelia
r. Carter and two grandchildren of Belfast
arrived to join this party of relatives amid
old familiar scenes. We are always glad to
welcome our old towns people. ..... Miss
Mabel Simmons returned Saturday from
her Pennsylvania trip. Mrs. j. F. Ryder
arrived Sunday from Liverpool, England,
for her annual visit with her parents, Capt
and Mrs. J. F. Hichborn. Mr.. Ill. has had
poor health for several months. .... Miss
Callahan took Saturdays boat for her
home in Boston. ..... Miss Susie A. Cous-
ems arrived home from Mattapoisett, Mas
sachuSetts, last Sunday accompanied by
Miss Pauline and Master Warren Griffin,
who are to spend the remainder of the sum-
mer with their grandparents. Leonard
Bowden came by Sundays boat from Som
erville, Mass, for a fortnight's visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bowden....
Mrs J. c. Showers of Florida called ON
relatives here Sunday. Capt. and Mrs.
George Scholfield and children left Monday
for their home in Brunswick. Miss Stud
ly of ROckland is the guest of Mrs. BiOn B.
Sanborn. Monday evening, by invitation
from Miss Laura Marden,a large company
of our "village folk'' drove to Hersey Re-
treat and enjoyed dance, whist playing
and social chatting in the spacious rooms
of that institution. Ice cream and cake
were served by Capt. and Mrs. Frank Mar
den, who are in charge of the buildings for
the busy summer season. All were delight
ed with the hospitality extended to them.
....Dr. and Mrs. Herman G. Hichborn ar
rived Tuesday for the remainder of the
summer at the doctors old home. Mr..
and Mrs. Alden Sprague of Los Angeles,
Calf, arrived Tuesday to visit the Misses
Hichborn. Miss Helen Gerrity of Bangor
il, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Daniel
Thompson. Under the auspices of the
Current Events Club general clam bake
will be given at "the Shore" near the foot
of$Maple street, during Old Home Week,
Aug. 18th, and it is hoped all citizens will
cooperate heartily in the matter in order to
render it grand success. Further partic-
ulars will be given later. This, Thursday,
evening, Sylvan street presents an amusing
comedy in Dinslow Hall, in the interest of
he V. !. S.