The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-11-24
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Mrs. Horace Staples left last week to visit
, her son, Mr.. George S. Staples, and family
in New Hampshire. ....Mrs. Maria L
Blanchard left Thursday to spend the win
ter with her sister, Mrs. Herbert Mixer, in
Bucksport. The interesting lecture by
Prof. Richardson was followed by very
enjoyable dance with music by Keyes' Or
chestra of Belfast. Miss Edith Griffin re-
turned the middle of last week from Ban
gOr. Her mother continues to steadily inn
prove under care of the hospital nurses. ...
Nov. 10th, Dr.. g. A. Stevens accompanied
a patient, Mrs. Curtis of Standpoint, to
the hospital. Mrs. Clement Smith arrived
from Stonington Nov. 10th to spend the
winter with her mother, Mrs. Eli Stevens. :.
Mrs. Laura Kelley went to Castine Satur-
day to remain for ten days with her sisters,
Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Pray, in her
native town.. Miss Ethel Colc0rd spent
several days in Castine recently. but will
not return to her studies during cold wealth
er because of i'll health. Mr.. Herbert L.
Hopkins returned Saturday from three
days business trip to WinterpOrt and Ban
gor.. Mrs. Edward Hartman and Mrs.
Daniel Thompson visited Mrs. j. +. Gerrity
in Bangor from Wednesday to Saturday of
last Week. MI. I1lOu SanDOrn mas leaSeu
OF Mr.. Everett Staples, Jr., the William
Hichborn place, so-called, and will soon Oc
cupy the house, having lately sold his home
to the j. Nj. AmeS Co... Mr.. Will Smith met
with quite an accident Saturday evening
while assisting MIR. W. NJ. Berry in taking a
large covered carriage from his upper stOr-
age room, he fell to the ground, str1ling
on his head and shoulders and was render
ed unconscious for several hours. The won-
der is that he escaped fatal injuries. Mrs.
Eddy Glldden and daughter, Miss Marion
Lee, came from SearspOrt Saturday evening
to spend Sunday with Mrs. A. M. Gardner.
;.... Mrs. Henry Overlook was very i'll the
latter part of last week but at this writing
GIuesday) is quite comfortable. y. DIR. j. A.
Pierce was unfortunate Sunday afternoon
in being thrown and dragged by his horse,
while watering him on Perkins hill at
Standpoint DR.. G. A. Stevens, in consul
tation with DIR. Elmer Small of Belfast,
arm, which was helpless and painful there.
fore the suffering DR.. decided to go to the
Bangor hospital for examination by the X
rays on Tuesday. 80. Mrs. Albert Colcord
and daughter, Miss Evelyn, left Tuesday to
join Capt: G. in Baltimore for sea voyage.
Monday evening from Augusta, on her re-
turn from her trip to the Worlds Fair
q most delightful excursion from beginning
to end. -. The }. M. Ames Co. is displaying
a fine line of statiOnery-very suggestive to
Miss Mary Hichborn received telegram
from Mr.. Fl. H. Grant on Tuesday morning,
announcing the decease of his eldest daug6-
ter. Mrs. Elizabeth Nesmith, at his Portland
residence, at O'Clock A. NJ. The sympathy
Of all relatives and friends is extended to
the bereaved family. The beautiful
weather Of Tuesday recalled our lovely
Indian summer days. May we be blessed
with many such through the remainder of
the autumn.
AS q remedy for Group, we have no hest
tency in saying that Browns Instant Relief
heads the list