The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-07-26
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Capt. Edmund Hchborn arrived from
Baltimore Friday. His vessel is di>charg-
ing there.
Mr.. Earle Gardner of Boston is spending
the summer with his mother, Mrs. \. N.
Gardner,
Mrs. Annette Hartman is keeping house
for Ray Bowden since the death of his
wife last week.
Mrs Avaliua Griffin returned last Friday
from visit OF two week with friends in
West Winterport.
Mrs. Olivia Ryder was in town last week
to attend the funeral services of her aunt.
Mrs. Ray BoWden.
Miss Rachel Youngs, the guest for d
week of Miss Hazel Iloughtou, left Thurs
day for her home in Bangor.
\. W Moore has put a ''brand-new' meat
cart on his route and the entire outfit IS
much improved in appearance.
Mrs Sophronia Snow of Bangor came
Wednesday to attend the funeral Of her
cousin, Mrs Ray BoWden, returning Thurs
day.
Mass will be celebrated by the Rev. FIR.
Haymaker of Belfast on Sunday, July Doth,
at 10 O'Clock a. N. at the villa OF +. ii. Dens-
low on Cape Jelllson.
Mr.. G. H. Chase of New Bedford, Mass,
arrived last Friday and remained until Tues
day as the guest of Mrs. Avaina Griffin
and family.
Miss Florence johnson of Feeding Hills,
Mass, who has been spending several weeks
in town the guest of Miss Susie Cousins, re-
turned to her home by Fridays boat.
Mrs. Emily G. Richardson, accompanied
BY her grandson, little Master WhittemOre,
~; fIt- tn ySt
and Mrs. Ralph Morse, and other relatives
| living in Park.
The ladies Aid Society will be enter
tanned this, Thursday, afternoon by Mrs.
Albert c. Colcord. All will be cordially
welcomed by this always genial hostess.
Let there be full attendance.
| Mrs. Brainard Griffin of st. Paul, Mimi,
| came from Boston last week where she has
| been sometime fer medical treatment She
will pass the sunni er with her parents, Mr..
! and Mrs. James Treat. She has her young
| er son With her.
Misses Mildred and Beulab Staples left
| Monday for their home Ill Westboro, Mass.
| They have been the guests of their aunt.
| Mrs. LiliaS \. Staples for the past three
| weeks, and are the daughters of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ralph staples.
We understand tie new paper, owned
IL, w
| appear next Saturday, The name Will be
the ''Stockton Springs sun, we are told,
and it is to be issued from the office OF the
"Bangor sunday Republican.
Saturday evening Miss Nettie Hartman
and Fred Bishop were married in town.
They are to remain at the home of Mrs.
Lillias y. Staples, the bride having been
several years with Mrs. 5. Congratulations
and best wishes are extended to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bishop.
| Mrs. +. ". Cram and party of ladies
| from Bangor visited our village last Thurs
day. They came down on the morning train
taking two buck o. ards at the station, drlv-
| ing to the princip al points of interest about
| town and later to the pavilion at PenObs-
cot park, where shore dinner was served
Mrs. Walter j.. Dreamer and son Master
Walter went to their old home in Penob-
scot last Saturday to remain during the
sojourn of DR.. and Mrs. Herman G. HIGH
born, whose home here they have occupied
during the past year. Mr.. Dreamer is
boarding at the Libby House during his
wife's absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Griffin left Mon
day for their home in North Adams, Mass,
regretting, as do their many friends in this
Mr.. G.'s native town, the business cal
| which necesSitated making their visit witt
| Mr.. Griffin's mother and husband, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Edward n. Hartman, a short one
only week in length.
Miss Ruth Hichborn Of Cambridge, Mass.
accompanied by a maid, arrived by boa,
Sunday morning for her usual summer
visit. She was joined few days later b!