The Republican journal., 1904-09-29
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

SloChION SfhlNGS.
Mrs. Angie G. Mudgett returned last week
from visits in Hallowell. ..... Mr.. and Mrs.
Crosby are receiving congratulations on the
arrival last week of little son, Allen Fer
dinand. .....A large delegation of Stockton
people attended the Monroe fair September
l4th; and, unfortunately, were caught in
drenching rain on the hOmeward drive.
However, the worst of the stOrm-a terrific
gale-did not descend upon us until later,
luckily for our buck board parties. 800. Mrs.
Helen Shannon and son Leslie returned to
Boston last week after a short visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Bennett.
Master Damon Shannon will spend the win
ter with his grandparents and attend school
at Standpoint. -. Miss Sadie Merrithew re-
turned Friday from weeks visit in Or
rington.. Mr.. Herbert Baisdell of Dexter
was the guest of his sister and husband,
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Stevens, during the past
week. Mrs. Harry Hichborn of Brooklyn,
\. Y. was the guest of her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Hattie {. Hlchborn. at Capt. Horace
Staples, from last Friday to Monday.
Mrs. Willard NJ. Griffin and Mrs. Olivia
MEG. Mudgett of California arrived Sunday
at Mr.. II. r. Hichborn's and were driven to
Prospect to visit their infirm aunt, Mrs.
Lydia Mudgett, who is to be brought to
she will he cared for in the chambers of his
commodious house. Last Sunday our
church congregation enjoyed fine sermon
and musical treat in addition, in the rem
dering of two excellent solos by Mr.. Clar
ence c. Brooks of the celebrated "Apollo
Rev. A. A. Smith. Miss Harriet D. HIGH
| born spent Monday with relatives in Sears
port Capt Albert Colcord, after weeks
visit with his family, left Monday to rejoin
his vessel in Boston ..... Miss Clara Mixer
| left Monday to resume her studies at the E.
in hn
| MED by her aunt, Mrs. Maria L. Blanchard,
who will remain with her during the alb
| sence of her mother, who is with her invalid
aunt, Miss Mixer, in Camden. Miss Mix
er's death is has been reported -. Mrs.
Emily. Richardson returned Monday to her
Morse left Tuesday to visit Mrs. Lille NJ.
! Hartman and attend the fair in Waterville.
| 800. Mrs. Page of NewtOnville, Mass, who
has spent the summer with her daughter,
Mrs. {. A. Soden. at the Soden cottage at
panied by her two grandchildren, the Misses
S0den and Gardner. Mrs. S. remains an
other week at the cottage with her younger
daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Clifford
have closed their house at Cape Jeilison for
home. -. Capt. K. W. Dahl Of Copenhagen,
Denmark, arrived Wednesday by train from
New York, to spend a month with the N. G.
Hichborn family. 80. Invitations have been
received in town to attend the launching of
| Butler & Co., ROckland, Me-, at II o'clock,
Saturday morning, Sept oath. Our neigh
Dor, Capt C. W. Sprague, who is to COM
mand the new vessel, hopes a goodly COM
pany of Stockton people may be in attend
ance. Good luck to the schooner and all
connected with the new craft!.. Our Roose-
welt admirers-and ''they are legions"-are
rejoicing over his masterful Letter of Ac-
ceptance" Where can we find its equal in
campaign documents?
0ASTo RIA,
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