The Republican journal., 1907-11-21
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

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| Capt. Horace Staples left by Mondays
steamer for Boston on a business trip.
The Young Ladies' Guild will meet next
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Edgar NJ. Col
cord, Mill street.
The Current Events Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Lillias N.
Staples, Maple street.
| Walter Blaisdell of Dexter arrived last
Friday to visit his sister and husband, DR..
and Mrs. g. A. Stevens. for brief time.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet this,
| Thursday, afternoon with Mrs. Simeon F.
Ellis, Church street. full attendance is
| desired.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Thompson spent
Sunday in Standpoint. the guests of Mr..
| is sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Heath.
Mrs. Josiah L. Lancaster returned Thurs
day from week S visit with her husbands
uncle and wife, Nlr. and Mrs. Manley Ian
caster in Bangor
Pierce ID. Lancaster broke ground last
| Thursday for the cellar of the house he is to
bulld ON East Main street, corner of WelleS-
ley avenue. between the so-called Otis Har-
riman and David Ames places.
Edward n Hartman continues seriously
ILL., lie is confined to his bed and very
| weak. The community offers Mrs. H.
much sympathy in her great anxiety, hop
ing tor better symptoms TO appear soon in
| her husbands case
The Business Mems Club, the Wsssaum
keag, gave second pleasant company
| Monday evening, in their room in the
Sprague Block, to the ladies-wives, moth
eTS, sisters and frends-of the members.
We understand these are to be given once
In two weeks during the winter.
Mrs. Harry Verll and little son returned
Nov, 18TH from Milo. where they visited
isnd ar proving very beneficial to little
Frank Bradford, who has always been
delicate child. Mrs. Y. is at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Moul-
! ton.
Mr.. c. n. Taylor of Wellesley, Mass,
has completed the grading of Wellesley
Avenue, the street he opened through land
bought last year of Edward N. Hartman.
This street is finely prepared and will have
an asphalt sidewalk the entire length on
each side. 1t will make very desirable
building lots.
The niversalist pastor, Rev. II. E. Rou-
| lizard, announces a series of Sermons in
definition of modern terms as follows:
what It Means to be a Christian, Socialist,
and Anarchist; Optimist and Pessimist !;
| EvoiutioniSt; Liberalist; Monist; Human
ist; Eclectic; Unitarian; Universalist."
| The first was delivered before a good sized
congregation last Sunday.
Cards have been received announcing the
marriage, Nov. 10th, in Boston, of Miss
Katherine Clifford Nickels, second daugh-
ter of the late Capt. Albert V. Nickels of
Searsport, and Mllburn Percy Ward of
| Peabody, Mass Congratulations and best
! q ntf Nla h,-fI
| friends of the bride in Stockton, where she
has been frequent guest from childhood.
| Miss Marion Kneeland who has been
teaching the public school at Lowder
! Brook, began last Tuesday the two weeks
OF High school necessary to complete the
term begun in the spring and unexpectedly
closed before the stipulated ten weeks had
been finished. Miss K. is a graduate of the
E. S. n. S, in the class of 1907 She is the
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
kneeland of Cape Jellison.
The repairs made about the cellar and
furnace OF the UniverSalist church seem to
have obvlated the difficulty experienced last
year In Keeping the large auditorium Sutfi-
GENTLY warm in severely cold weather At
least thus far there has been heat enough
and to spare. The Young Ladies' Guild
has .defrayed the expense of these much
needed improvements and the whole parish
S-AtOhuo Ill6S6 COluulDS.
The band members will give their first
annual concert and ball, in Denslow Hall
Thanksgiving night, with music by the Bel
fast Qulntette. Mr.. b. J. Cox has been
chosen leader of the newly organized musi-
cal body and Mr.. Drink water of Belfast
secured as regular instructor, coming here
each Saturday evening and giving excel
LEI lent satisfaction, On the occasion of the
Thanksgiving ball it is expected our "band-
boys" will give their first public musical
performance, few selections being under
daily rehearshal at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Hopkins and
son, Master George. left Monday by steam
er for Boston, ell route to Daytona, Florida,
where they have leased cottage and will
keep house through the winter. Mrs. H. is
! suffering from serious stomach trouble
anu 1t Is hoped the change of climate and
mild air may benefit her Mr. II. has
spinal difficulty which it is thought the
warm weather may improve. They will
stop at Norfolk, Va, and visit the James,
town Exposition on their outward journey.
ln late April or early May they intend
coming home. Stockton wishes them
pleasant sojourn in the Land of Flower, and
great physical benefit.
Monday evening the pupils of the Lowder
BROOK school gave most pleasing enter
talnment at Bethel Mission, Cape Jellison,
kneeland, with the following program:
Organ solo, Everett Grieve; ga Welcome to
ALL" Marie l.. Goose recitation, .The Red.
White and Blue" Elizabeth Alexander,
Violet YORK and Hazel Hawes; reading,
The Hermit Chid' (given to assist the
children) by Miss Clara A. Berry dialogue,
"Wooing Jane" Percy Kneeland, Faustina,
Pendleton, Everett Grieve and Marie Goose;
song, '""Novemberr," by seven girls; recita-
ton, "prudie's Reserve" Liliias Alexan-
der; piano solo by Mrs. Morse; tableaux,
"Woman's Rights" Roland Harrison,
Clarence Lanpher, Hazel NJ. Hawes and
Annie Arnold; recitation, "Elsie's Rebel
lion," Bertha McDeoll; piano solo, Mrs.
Morse; dialogue, "B0rrowing," Inez Fetch-
er, Harold Hawes, Maurice PeDdleton, Frank
COmmOw, Harold York and Mary Commow
rec, Socrates Snooks," Faustina Pendle-
ton; tableaux, "Hour Girls" Hazel Hawes,
Elizabeth Alexander recitation, "As Moth
er Used to Do" Annie Arnold song, "Mer-
ry Little Children" by seven girls recita-
tion, "The Removal" Percy Kneeland;
tabeaux, "lIalIowed be Thy Name" Inez
Fletcher, Percie Pendleton; recitation, "a
Little Boys Pocket" Harold York read
ing, 'Meddlesome Meg" TO assist pupils)
Miss Mamie Pendleton; recitation, "Bob-
by's Tool Chest" Hazel NJ. Hawes song,
''School Days." Leo Kelley; tableaux, "Far-