The Republican journal., 1904-09-15
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

We regret that typographical error
evidently the omission of an entire line
caused the item, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lam
caster and Mr.. Brastow returned from
Etna, where they had attended the camp
meeting, to read ''Mr. and Mrs Brastow,'
etc.. Mrs. Brainard Griffin and two sons
left Sept. It'll to join her husband in Bos-
ton for their return trip to their home in st
Paul, Mime. Mr.. Charles Devereaux re
turned the middle of last week to Brooklyn
\. Y. His wife will soon follow in com,
pany with Mr. ID. sister, Miss Carrie Dev-
ereaux. Last week large delegation Of
Stockton people represented our town on
the Belfast fair grounds both Tuesday and
Wednesday. Very enjoyable Was the unan-
imous verdict of the company. Mr.. Frank
Willard Frye and Miss Helen L. Grover left
route for Boston by the afternoon train....
DR.. and Mrs. II. 6. Hichborn started Fri
day morning in their automobile for their
home in Cambridge, Mass. Their children,
Master Everett and Miss Ruth, and maid,
took the boat for Boston the same day..
Mr.. Walter Il. Colcord and sister, Miss
Louise, who have spent their school vaca
ton with their grandmother, Mrs. Sarah r.
Clifford, left by Boston boat Friday for
their home in Brooklyn, n. w.. Miss Net
tie Twiss and Miss Edith Fletcher arrived
home from Seal Harbor, Mt. Desert, last
L
ant Point for two months, took Fridays
boat for her home in West Roxbury, Mass.
-. Mr.. Elman Dickey, Jr., arrived Friday
from Lewiston for brief visit with his
parents. Capt. Horace Staples returned
Saturday from d fishing cruise in the vicin
Marshall and little daughter of New York
city arrived by Sundays boat to visit her
mother, HeZekiah Hartman. :. Mr. Raw
Bowden came up from Rockland by the
boat Sunday to be- at home election day..
Mr.. Harry Shute arrived Sunday for a
Eden Shute. Mr.. Peleg Griffin came
from Boston last Sunday to visit his mother,
Mrs. Deliah Griffin. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Sy-
veSter Is. PendletOn came home from IhOm-
aston last Sunday, by boat. "A very pleas
ant and impressive christening service was
ley A. Smith, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Truman Lathrop, their little son being
named George, for his paternal grandfather.
DIR. }. F. Ryder, after weeks tarry at
his Wifes fathers, Capt. j. F. Hichborn's,
left Monday for Boston,. Miss Lillian A.
ton as teacher in the Boston public schools.
....Another game of base ball was played
on ''the level" Monday afternoon, between
the Stockton nine-"The Never-sweats'
and the Prospect team, which resulted in
a sweeping victory for our home boys, who
nave Deen WHINING lauTeiS all around lateiy.
Monday evening very pleasant social
dance was enjoyed in DenslOw Hail.. Our
gubernatorial vote Monday resulted in a
Democratic majority of seven but the can
didate for Representative from our class
towns, Mr.. Simeon B. Merrithew, of our
village, received the compliment of being
fourteen votes ahead of his ticket, having
majority of seven over Pendleton of Isles
boro, the Democratic nominee. 49,. Hurrah
for Cobb! and may Maine speak out grand
ly and emphatically for our strenuous, in
corruptable and far-seeing President in No
vember-one among the many which will
When ali is well, 'twere folly then to
change, certainly applies to our present
National campaign. Miss Aida Shute ar
rived home Wednesday, from Seal Harbor,
Mt. Desert.