The Republican journal., 1906-07-12
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

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The Young Ladies' Guild met Wednesday
with Miss Evelyn A. Colcord.
Mr.. Joseph Trea. of Bangor arrived Mon
day to visit his brother, MI " m. u Treat
Mrs. Coombs of Philadelphia is visiting
her son, Mr.. +. ID. Coombs. She arrived
last week.
Mrs. stillwell has opened her cottage at
Fort Point and will occupy 1t tor the sum-
mer, as usual.
Mrs. Maria I. Blanchard entertained her
family and few friends by picnic at her
home, July 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen and family of East
Orange, n, j., are at their Fort Point cot
tage for the summer.
Mr.. j. II. Duncan, who is now located in
Houlton, came down river Tor the fouIth,
returning the next day.
A party of seven ladies took drive to
Bar Point the 18th and partook of delicious
ashore dinner" at the pavilion.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Whittemore return
ed to Bangor Monday after Il brief visit
with Capt. and Mrs. Ralph Morse.
The Ladies' Aid Society met last Friday
with Mrs. Sarah Smell. 1t will meet this
week, Thursday. with Mrs. Ii. T. Hlchborn.
Dr.. J.F. Ryder returned to 30 ston hurs-
day morning, leaving his wife here Tor the
summer with her father, Capt. j. +. HIGH
born
MIR. Fred Sweat of the staff of the Bangor
Commercial was the guest of Mrs. W, q.
Treat from Tuesday to Thursday OF last
week.
Mr., J. W. Glow is entertaining small
at friA
summer cottage. "blde-a- W ee," ON Cape
JelliSon.
Miss Hortense Miller of Houlton visited
Miss Edlth Griffin last week, coming by
train Tuesday night ard returning Thurs
day morning
Engineer in-chief Moses Burpee was in
town last week. We understand that Mrs.
burpee and her daughter, Miss Mary, VIII
be here sometime this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Chase Of Roekland,
who formerly lived here, returned TO their
home last Saturday alter week 5 Visit with
Mrs Chase's sister, Mis-. Chas. {. Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Lancaster and two
chilur IN spent the 18th with MI Lancaster 5
brother. MI. John Lancaster, leaving later
ia the eek Ior uersey Retreat, Standpoint.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. L. Trltes and two daugh-
ters. Miss Louise and little Eleanor of
Salisbury, y. b., arrived by tram Saturday
ana W Ill probably remain ioI two weeks.
Capt. NJ. T. Colcord has the cellar of one
of his new houses completed. 1t Will be Oh
the new street to be opened from school
street to the ill road, just below the +. V.
Davis place.
Miss Emma Hichborn went to Bangor
last saturday to see her sister, Miss Nellie
uichborn, who is there for medical treat
ment. She felt somewhat encouraged about
her condition.
Miss Sadie Clifford of Fitchburg, Mass
arrived saturday by boat and her two sis
tiers, Misses Maude and Lennie, arrived
Sunday and all are guests OF their aunt,
Mrs. Elmer Thompson.
Mr.. Will Reed, who has been acting as
brak aman on one of the freight trains, met
with d serious accident last Thursday, get
ting his right hand caught between two
cars and breaking two fingers.
Mrs. GIBBS OF of Bangor, with her two sons
and party of their boy friends, were IN
town last Thursday and were entertained
by Morley NJ Houghton, who gave them a
fine picnic on Sears Island.
The season of the automobiles has arriv-
ed and they pass through here daily and
many times some days. A large touring
car came from Bangor last Sunday, pas
sing along at rapid rate.
Miss Emily Overlook arrived from Somer-
vile, Mass, Saturday to spend the summer
with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Over
lock Her brother, MIR. Harley Overlook,
returned to Somervllle Monday.
Mrs. Harry f. Winslow, who spent two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simeon F. Ellis, returned to her home in
Quincy last Thur sday. She left her little
son Earle with his grandparents for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Soden and family
of Newtonville, Mass, arrived by boat last
Thursday and are at their cottage at Fort
Point for the season. Mrs. Soden's mother,
Mrs. Page, is with them, having preceded
the family few days
Mr.. Crafty one of the proprietors of the
Penobscot Exchange, Bangor, accompanied
by Mrs. Crafty and little son, Master
Reginald, came by train Saturday evening
and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. q. NJ
Houghton until Monday.
Mr.. J. F. Gerrity and family spent the
Four tn with Mrs. G.'s sister, Mrs Alvah C..
7 rea1. Mr. G. returned to Bangor Thurs
day and Mrs. G. the last of the week, while
the son remained until Monday ana Miss
Helen will be here for sometime,
Mrs. Minnie Grimes, who has been the
guest OF her cousin, MIS-. ii. Ii. DlCHDOfn
and other relatives, for two weeks, left for
Belfast Thursday, Ell route to her nome in
Minneapolis, Minn. She was accompanied
by her cousin, Mrs. Edward Croker, who
had been in town for the Fourth and with
whom she would remain until the following
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Goodhue of Quincy,
Mass, arrived by Thursdays boat to visit
Mrs. G's cousin, Mrs A. NJ. Gardner, and
family. Mr.. Goodhue left Monday on a
business trip, but will return Saturday to
remain over Sunday and we hope be will
favor us with solo in church, in his full,
rich base voice, next Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Burleigh of Houl
ton, with three children and a maid, were
the guests of MIR. and Mrs. George NJ
HOugh ton two days the past week. Mr..
Burleigh is greatly interested in the B. &
A. railroad, and is thinking of building a
summe home for his family somewhere in
our to- n, possibly on Cape Jellison or Fort
Point. Mr.. and Mrs. Gushing Gather and
mother of Mrs. Burleigh) also of Houlton,
accom- panied the party, returning with
them.
Our service last Sunday evening was
greatly improved by the very enjoyable
musical selections. Mr.. and Mrs. Soden,
who have SO often in the past lent us their
assistance, kindly came to help US, and Mr..
Harry S. Park, our old tenor tavorite. who
is at home for short stay, again gave us
the plea sure of listening to his voice. He
sang duet, in company with Mrs: Soden,
which was very pleasing, as were the solos
by him self and by Mr.. Soden;: Many thanks