The Republican journal., 1907-07-04
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

N HUiiuScs W Uc absent some time.
The Young Ladies' Guild will meet mex
Friday afternoon with Miss EVELYN A
COlcOrd.
a Mr.. Fl. R. Hichborn left Tuesday to hay
a. surgical operation performed upon his ey
Bangor.
Mr.. Ira Leighton has given up his barbe
shop in the Sprague block and lie # las
week for PresQue Isle.
July the Fourth the Stockton baseball
team is to play the Searsport nine on til,
latter's home ground
Mr.. L. S. Owen and family of Orange. N
j., have arrived at Fort Point and opened
their cottage for the summer.
Mr.. Charles Calkins took possession OF
Mrs. c. S. RendelPs house Monday, and his
family will arrive the present week.
Mr.. G. NJ. Houghton of Bangor spent Sat-
urday in town looking after railroad bust
ness matters He returned at night.
Rev. II. E. Rouillard moved his family
Monday into the house belonging to the
Robert Hlchborn family, their former home
Miss Elvena Grant spent Sunday with
her niece and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
NJ. Ames, returning Monday to Prospect by
train.
B. B. Sanborn is putting an extension on
to the easterly end of his store. Evidently
business is good in the boot, shoe and gents
furnishing line.
Mrs. Stackpole came from Prospect Sat-
urday to remain over Sunday, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N. Hartman We
regret that the day proved so unproptious
The Ladies' Aid Society will be enter
tanned Friday afternoon by. Mrs. A. A.
Beaton All are invited to lend helping
hand in this Universalist parish work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley Overlook and three
young sons arrived Sunday by Boston
steamer from Somerville, Mass, to visit
Mr.. O's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry S.
Overlook.
Mr.. Charles R. Rendell has sold his pool
room outfit in the Rendell building to MIR
Flitner Staples and has opened pool-room
in the new block of Mr.. James Lawrence at
Cape Jellison.
Messrs: Hill and Atkinson of Boston were
in town last week looking after their real
estate in the village and at Cape Jellison.
They have been investing in land in this
vicinity for two years.
Mrs. David Berry is having new stills put
under her house on West Main street,
which is now occupied by DR.. J. A. PIERCE
She is at the hotel with the family of her
son, Willard NJ. Berry.
Miss Susie A. Cousens is at home with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Cousens,
for her summer vacation from AttlebOro,
Mass, where she has been very successful
in her calling as a teacher.
Miss Emily S. Overlook arrived home
Tuesday to spend the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Overlook. She
will return to Somerville, Mass, when the
millinery season opens in the fall.
E. NJ. Lancaster & Sons are putting fine
piazza and other improvements on the resi-
dence of Capt. William Goodell in Sears
port village. Their carpentry is, in all re-
spects, its own recommendation.
Mrs. Harry E. Winslow and little son
Earl arrived June Goth from Quincy, Mass,
to spend month with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Simeon F. Ellis. Her husband NAV
Albert N. Kelley arrived Monday by
morning train to look after some business
affairs in town. He left Tuesday for
Frankfort, en- route to Rumford Falls.
where he has been located the past season
Mr.. W. J. Dreamer has moved his family
from the sO-called Henry Albert Hichborn
place into the Edward LaFolley house.
which he has rented for year from the
present owner, Mrs. Clara (Griffin) Loud.
DR.. j. F. Ryder came from Boston to
spend July 4th with his wife at the home of
his father-in-aw, Capt. j. French HIGH
born. This visit must be brief; but he
comes in September for his regular vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson and two children
arrived last Saturday to visit MIR. and Mrs.
Leon Norwood. They left for their home in
Warren, Tuesday: They were accompanied
to Rockiand by Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood, who
went to attend wedding in the latter city,
Mrs. Ralph H. lockwood, who has been
several weeks with her mother, Mrs. Eden
Shute, left by Boston steamer June 26th to
join her husband in Massachusetts. Her
came from Waterville, although far from
what her many friends desired for her. She
hopes the new location may prove beneficial
to her bronchial trouble.
At the special town meeting, held last
Saturday, it was voted not to extend the
hydrant system on to Cape Jellison at
present; to empower the board of select
men to settle the question of land damage
in the opening of road through the estate of
E. II. Denslow; to discontinue the portion
of former town road running through land
now taken into the cemetery, and to cede
the same to the cemetery corporation.
Misses Marion Kneeland and Clara Berry
reached home Sunday morning on their re-
turn from the trip taken by the Castipe
Normal school graduates of 'O7, to Wash
ington, D.. e.. and the jamestown EXPOSE
ton. A delightful occasion for all par
Elephants, supplemented by our Stockton
young ladies by an enjoyable weeks visit
with their aunt, Mrs. Clara X. CHM, in
Boston, and their uncle, Edward Kneeland,
in Warren, Mass.
Mr.. W. c. Loud joined his wife last Sat-
urday evening at the home of her aunt and
husband, Capt and Mrs. Horace NJ Griffin,
where they spent Sunday. They left Mon
day for Lagrange, where they will reside
through the summer. All old neighbors
hope to frequently see Mrs. Loud in her
native town. Mr.. L. is a civil engineer and,
like all in his profession, must follow the
call of business.
We regret to learn of the sickness of Mrs,
Laura (Marden) Burden, from rheumatic fe-
vel, in st. Paul, Mimi, where she accompanied
by her two small children and her mother,
Mrs. MedOra Marden, stopped to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew G. Staples on their Jour
ney from Colorado to Maine. The numer-
GUS friends of the invalid in this, her native
town, hope soon to hear favorable reports
from her and feel deep sympathy with her
sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Ames, in her present
anxiety
Last week gave US succession of hot