The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-07-05
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr. and Mrs Hartley Overlock and three
children arrived Sunday by Boston boat
from Somervile, Mass, to visit his parents
Mr. and Mrs Henry 5. Overlook.
Miss Hazel Houghton returned Saturday
from brief visit in Bangor, bringing With
her an intimate friend, Miss Marion Nelson
for a visit to the seaShOre.
Miss Asenath Simpson is somewhat I'M
proved from her recent severe Illness, al
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Eman Dickey
although unable to be abort the house as
| yet.
Mrs. Henry |. Hall and Master Henry
| have left Stockton for their home IN quincy
Mass. They were the guests of Mrs. H.
sister, Mrs. Everett Staples, Jr., for severa
weeks.
MIR. H. L. Hopkins new business block
presents mercantile appearance already
with its three stories boarded, wlndo"
frames in place and carpenters hurrylng
along the work.
DR.. Britto and wife formerly of Rockland
have taken possession of the so-calied
Dckey house on Sylvan street. Thus our
population increases steadlly-thanko to
the advent of the y. NJ. 5 Il. K.
Miss Lillian A. Simmons is spending her
annual vacation from the Boston schools
with her mother, Mrs RoXanna \. Sim
mons. All are rejoiced to see her IN her
native town for more than hurried call
The proposed game of base ball on our
"ievel,' last saturday, was postponed be-
cause Of Illness among the Frankfort nine.
The stockton team is in battling trim.
" hen will these boys meet on the latter S
diamond.
Mrs. Rufus MIDGET is enjoying visit
from her sister, Mrs. Annie La Foley
Grant, and her two children. This is Mrs.
G's first return to her native place in many
years all old acquaintance are glad to see
her again in Stockton.
Miss Susie y. Cousens arrived from
Attleboro, Mass last week, to remain
through the summer vacation with her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Frank II: Cousen>.
She has young lady friend as her guest,
from Feeding Hills, Mass.
Mrs. Harry Ninslow and little son Earle
are the guests OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Simeon F. Ellis. MI. Winslow will join
his family soon, taking his wife back with
him but leaving Master Earle to enjoy the
summer at his grandfather's hilltop resi-
dence-a fine place in hot weather.
Sunday morning Mr.. r. P. Goodhue ar
rived from Boston to spend July with his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs Albion p.
ing delayed by the condition of her mothers
health a week or two later than expected,
when planning the trip to her husbands
native town.
Mrs. Maria F. Blanchard has her sister,
Mrs Herbert Mixer, and her daughter,
Miss Clara, as guests since early last week.
Mr.. Mixer is employed in Mddletown,C Conn.,,
as a draughtSman for large granite COM
pany at present and his wife and daughter
will spend the most of the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs Groves and son Clayton of
Lynn, Mass, came saturday to the home
OF Mrs G.'s maternal aunt, Mrs. S. H.
West. Mrs. Groves was Miss lena Cleaves
before her marriage-the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William CIeaves All friends
welcome her in her native town, although
she has lived away since early childhood.
Mrs. Elvin F, Staples arrived Sunday
morning from her visits with her sister,
Mrs. +. ). Grant, in New Haven, Ct, and
her brothers, Willard q and Ralph $, in
Newburyport aud Westboro, Mass. She
was accompanied by her njpceS, Mildred
and Beulah Staples, daughters OF Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Staples,
Mrs. Alvah Treat and Miss Mary Ilichborn
We're present at the fuHeTa, services OF MIS-.
e. A. leirce, at her ate Frankfort resi-
dence on June 27ih. The town has lost
endowed woman in the de-
cease of this lady and all who have Enn~n
her extend sympathy to the bereaved sons
and daughters in the lrreparabIr loss II
such a mother.
"Wednesday, june 9Th, capt. ana Mrs.
Frank Marden opened Jersey Retreat at
Standpoint. preparatory t. receiving the
tirsi party Uf children from the nlveISa-
list sunday school of Bangor, on last Sat
urday. What blessing the late Gen. ).
10.