The Republican journal., 1907-08-08
STOCKTON SPRINGS.


the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jackson
for the present month.
Schrs Mentor and H. NJ. Read, lumber
laden, sailed last week from Cape Jelllson
dock for New York.
Howard Colson and Sidney Berry of Cape
JellisOn are sufficiently improved from the
measles to be out-Of-doors.
Mrs. c. 5. Rendell and her niece, Miss
Harriet d. Hichborn, called on relatives in
Searsport last Saturday.
Mrs. Laura NJ. Burton is now improving
quite steadily. Her numerous friends hope
her gain may prove permanent.
Mrs E. f. Staples went to Northern Maine
junction last week to meet her sister, Mrs.
f. S. Grant, on her arrival from New Haven,
Conn.
Mrs. Herbert Mixer and daughter, Miss
Clara. have gone to join her husband in
Connecticut, where he holds fine position
as d draughtsman in a large granite COM
pany.
Mr.. Everett Winship of Portland arrived
last week to visit his aunt and her husband,
Capt. and Mrs. Albert c. Colcord, for several
weeks.
Mr.. Jesse Forbell left last Thursday for
his home in Brooklyn. n. Y, after visit
of some days with Capt. and Mrs Charles
c. Park.
Miss Ada Atchison left Saturday to visit
her parents at HOulton. She is spending
the summer with DR.. and Mrs. George A.
Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lille of New York ar
rived Monday to visit Mrs. Lilies sister
and her husband, Capt. and Mrs Harry w.
Hartman.
Mr.. r. Fl. Coombs of Philadelphia, Penn,
spent couple of days at Cape Jellison the
past week, going to Bangor, July 31st, on
his way to Houlton.
Mrs. Jane Lanphire is visiting her dangh-
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Reed,
Jr., in Old Town, where Mr.. r. is employed
on the b. & A. r. r.
Our merchants, j. G. Lambert, ". j.
Dreamer and Mrs. Walter F. Trundy, are
keeping fine supply of goods necessary in
these hot summer days
Don't forget the "Sale Of the Ladies' Aid
Society" this, Thursday, afternoon, and the
drama, "MIs. Temples Telegram" in the
evening at Denslow Hall.
Mr. Danforth, of the firm of Perkins &
Danforth, which is shipping the spool bars
to Scotland from Cape Jellison, was in town
last week, leaving for Boston Thursday.
Last week an error in type setting made
the name OF the agent for our Water Supply
Co., Frank Jackson, read Frank Jones, to
our regret, and undoubtedly The Journals
also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Smell of Maiden,
Mass, arrived last Thursday. via the White
Mountains, to spend the month of August
with his mother. Mrs. Sarah Smell, in his
childhood's home.
Parties from Stockton attended the pres
entatOn of "Mrs. Temples Telegram
Wednesday and Thursday evenings in Un-
ion Hall, Searsport, and all We're pleased
with the entire performance.
The ladies' l. W. Club of Cape Jelison
has voted to contribute S25 toward the con-
struction of the tiremen's building at Cape
Jellison, to be used for their hose carriage,
etc The house is to be 12x16 feet.
The members of the Ladies' Aid Society
held special meeting Monday evening with
Mrs. James Treat to make final arrange
ments for their Thursday "Sale' and Enter
tainment. Our neighbors are busy to-day!
Miss Melvina A. Patterson has arrived
from Washington, D: c., to spend her-an-
nual vacation with her brother and wife
Capt. and Mrs. Frank A. Patterson, at the
the old homestead. We extend the hand of
welcome to our old friend.
Mr.. Howard Frye of Scituate, Mass, af-
ter weeks visit with his paternal aunt,
Mrs. Frances S. Bridges, left last Saturday
for home, by the Boston boat Mr. F. is the
third son of Mr.. Charles W. Frye, so well
remembered in this, his boyhood's home.
MIR. and NJ ISIS II ill from Brookline, Mass,
are boarding in our village for a fortnight
They have each invested quite extensively
in real estate in town within the past two
years and are deeply interested in Stockton
Miss Hill has summer cottage at Camden.
Mrs. Harrison Small has sold her place on
Cape Jellison to Mrs. W. W. Mitchell of
Portland for a summer home. At present
Mrs. Mitchell has rented the house and is
boarding at "The Stockton" Mrs Small
has gone to make her home with her son
and family in New Hampshire.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Norwood and little
son left Sunday for carriage drive to I'm
ion, their old home. They will spend Mr..
Ms vacation in that vicinity. He is the civ
il engineer having in charge the Office of the
n. NJ. S. r. R., in our village, under orders
from engineer-in-chief, Moses Burpee.
DR.. and Mrs. Herman G. Hichborn left
their summer home here last Saturday for
ssojourn at Randelps Camp, in the woods of
of Boston friends. They will have one of
the cottages of the place, taking their meals
at the hotel, in the heart of "Maine's big
woods"
Mrs. Everett S. Grant of New Haven,
Conn, accompanied by her youngest daugh-
ter. Miss May Helen, arrived the middle of
last week and is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. E. F. Staples, for at least fortnight
why not make the visit month in
length?" say numerous old friends in her
native town.
Mr.. j. II. Wardwell has moved into his
new quarters in the annex to the Sanborn
store. where a newsstand and all pariO6j.
calls. stationery and confectionery of fine
quality will be found at all times. Mrs
Wardwell occupies the room in the rear of
her hus band's store as dress making shop,
where she will be found by her patrons.
Quite company of our village ladies en-
joyed buck board ride to Swan Lake, July
30th and dined at the hotel there. The din
ner served was very good in all respects,
and appreciated by the entire party. AL
though the clouds threatened showers,
no rain fell DUNG the homeward drive and
the outing was delightful TO all participants
Saturday, as Mr.. Spellman's tug boat
Daphne left Cape Jellison for Castine,
some trouble in the engine caused the start
ing bar to fly back Unexpectedly and strike
the engineer in the face, splitting his lips
so badly that a return to shore was neces-
sary. DR.. c. E. Britto dressed the wound,
which is doing well at this writing, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Taylor of Wellesley,
Mass, were in town two days the past
week, coming in their automobile. Mr.. T.
is financially interested in our sWater SIM