The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-09-08
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Capt. Edmund Hichborn arrived early
mother. Mrs Robert Hichborn, and left
Monday, to rejoin his vessel in Bostun....
Mrs. Annie p Barker of Massachusetts is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Rufus Harri-
man. The 0. E. S. held a successful sale
of useful and fancy articles. Tuesday after
noon, Aug. 30th, followed by pleasant,
social dance in Denslow Hail in the even
ing Mrs. Bion b. Sanborn left Aug. 30th,
to accompany her husband on a weeks
business trip through the county 80. Mrs.
Colburn and son of Natick, Mass, left by
Thursdays boat for home, after a fort
nights visit with her sister, Mrs Daniel
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Lath-
rop have returned to the so-called William
Hichborn house, after spending several
months with Mr.. LIS parents on Maple
street. -. Last Thursday our village was
shocked by the sudden decease of Mrs.
Henry Clifford, an estimable woman in all
respects, during an hours absence of her
husband from the house. Heleft her in APP
parent health, returning to find her uncon-
scious upon the floor; and, as DR.. Stevens
found, entirely lifeleSS, from heart failure.
The deepest sympathy is extended to the
bereaved husband in his utter loneliness,
he having no children to fill the now desc
ldIe new HOue. lHe IuueIdl looh pIdce
Saturday afternoon, Rev. A. A. Smith Of
floating in his always sympathetic and
comforting manner The interment was at
Mount Recluse, Cape Jellison. Mrs. Snow
and Mrs. Fletcher, sisters of the deceased,
and Mrs. Baker, a niece, were here from
Brewer to attend the funeral services. as
was Mrs. Albion Staples Of Fitchburg,
little son Clayton left by Saturdays boat
for their home in Lynn, Mass, after two
months sojourn among relatives and old ac-
quaintances.. Mr.. L. S. Harding of Stone
ham, Mass, spent Saturday and Sunday
with the Misses Hichborn and left Mon
day to visit relatives at Prospect Ferry,
IA most delightful social dance was
given Friday evening in Denslow Hall,
with music by "The Belfast Quintette
Band" which many pronounce the "best
eve heard in that hal" .. ....Dr. j. F.
Ryder arrived from Boston Sunday morn
ing to join his wife for week at
BORN. Mr.. Ray Bowden came up from
Rockland by Sundays boat to spend
Labor Day" at home. -. Capt. Calvin
Sprague is at home for a brief visit. His
vessel is expected to be ready for launching
the latter part of this month, when he
friends at Rockland. Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Wardwell Of Rockland spent Sunday
and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. John Lam
caster. Miss Melvina A. Patterson left
Monday to return to her position in the
Gland Office" at Washington, D. c.,
which she has SO ably filed for nearly
thirty Years. :. Mrs Edwin NJ Croker
and son Foster returned Monday to their
home in Belfast after a weeks visit with
her brother, Mr.. Rufus Mudgett, and
family. ...Mr. Earle Gardner left Monday
for Boston to resume his business in the
CITY,. Mrs. Schoop and family left Mon
day for Norfolk, Va. which is to be their
Miss Clara Berry, Miss Carrie NJ. Pendle;;
school,. Mrs. Fred Colcord and brother,
vacation here with their uncle. Capt
route for Brooklyn, n. Y.::.Mr; and Mrs:
they s "; attended the campmmeeting. Mrs.
6ri , visit in Rockla Capt. Melvin E.
Castine Wednesday morning in his gasoline
launch. Miss G. begins her second year of
study at the E. S; n. S., with this TERM.
Mrs. G. 5. Rendell is suffering from pro-
longed bilious attack. DR.. Stevens has
given relief by his prescriptions. Mr.. II.
!. Hall and son, Mr.. Ralph, left Wednesday
for Boston, after their customary summer
outing at Pleasant Point. Mrs. Fl. and
Master Henry will soon follow. MIR. and
Mrs. J. Frank Frye and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, leave the middle of the week for
their home at Melrose Highlands, Mass.