The Republican journal., 1907-02-07
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

| Mrs. F. L. Marston spent Monday in
SearspOrt for dentistry.
| Miss Harriet D. Hichb0rn went to Belfast
Monday for business and shopping.
Capt. Elden Shute arrived home last
week, to spend few days with his family.
| Mrs. Pierce D. Lancaster will entertain
the Young Ladies' Guild next Friday after.
noon.
The Current Events Club will meet
Wednesday afternoon, Feb 18th, with Mrs.
Ralph Morse
Mr.. Edward NJ. Moulton of Roslindale,
Mass, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry S. Moulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry R. Hichborn left
| Tuesday for Augusta and Halloween, They
will visit Mrs. F. E. Bean and family in the
| latter city.
| Mr. Leroy Nickerson is still quite i'll and
very weak. Mr.. Forest Clark, the substi-
| tute, is acting for him as carrier on R. f.
d. route No. l.
Mrs. Simeon Ellis recently returned
| from tive weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Harry E. Winslow, and family, in
| Quincy. Mass.
Mr.. F. Il: Cousens has been confined to
| the house for three weeks with a severe
cold, accompanied by neuralgia We hope
| to see him out soon.
| Chester Hawes was home from the BAN
| gor Business college to spend Sunday with
his father, Henry Ii. Hawes, returning to
his studies Monday.
Monday evening match game between a
village team and the Cape Jeilison team
was played in the Cape bowling alley. No
particulars are at hand
| Mrs. A. " Nickes of Searsport spent
January 29th and 30th in Stockton as the
guest of her cousins, the Misses Hichborn
and Capt. and Mrs. Horace. Staples
The Ladies Aid Society will hold its
meeting this, Thursday, afternoon, with
| the Misses Mary and Harriet D. Hichborn
| 1t is hoped there will be full attendance
| Mrs. c. W. Sprague has been quite i'll for
| several weeks. At this writing (Monday)
| we hear there is some improvement in her
condition and hope the gain may continue
After twelve long, painful weeks of
suffering, with her hand, Mrs. Avalina
Griffin has improved sufficiently to spend
the day with Mrs. Edward N. Hartman.
1t is rumored that DR.. G. A. Stevens and
wife, who have been in Florida since the
first of November, are soon to return home.
Friends and patients will be glad to see
them.
Mrs. c. L. Britto returned Thursday
from a visit with her parents in BoOthbay,
Maine She joined her husband at Wiscas-
set on his return from Boston with Mrs.
Blanchard.
We are pleased to be able to report Mrs.
A. Nj. Gardner as improving from her Sc
we're ill turn of last week. She is able to be
about her home part of the time, although
still very weak
Mr. Alhion fo 10
Friday on a business trip and will be alb
sent week or more. In his absence MIR.
L. A. Gardner is looking after the affairs of
Goodhue Il Co.
Arthur Colcord, one of our young towns
| men who has been employed for sometime
by the n NJ. S. K. r. as fireman, has been
transferred to d new run" with head
quarters at Milo Junction.
Capt. Horace NJ. Griffin had severe and
painful i'll turn last Friday. Monday he
was able to be about the house, but not to
Frank L. Davis, substitute carrier, is per-
forming the duty during the illness of
Capt Griffin.
Mr. Charles Calkin left by train early
Saturday morning to spend Sunday with
his family in Gorham, returning on the Mon
day evening train. Mr.. c. succeeded Mr..
George NJ. Houghton as manager of the n.
NJ S. K. r. terminals in Stockton and Sears
port.
The contest at the Cape Jelison bowling
alley last week resulted in another victory
boys were handicapped by the loss of one
OF their best players. However the even
ing was greatly enjoyed. A fine clam
chowder was served.
Tuesday evening the Ladies' Aid Society
gave whist party in two rooms of the
Hopkins block, generously offered by their
owner, Mr.. II. L. Hopkins, for the purpose.
The ladies of Church street furnished the
homemade candy on sale during the even
ing. The admission was ten cents.
DR.. C. E. Britto left for Boston last week
to accompany Mrs. Maria (ThOmpsOn)
Blanchard home from the Emerson Hospi-
tai, where she has undergone serious sur
gical operation. She arrived Thursday and
her many friends welcome her home again,
hoping her return to health may be steady
and rapid
The following officers of Pownal Lodge,
+. u A. NJ, have been installed for the en-
suing year: Frank T. Davis, W. NJ; Capt.
Horace Horace NJ. GEifti1, "a s. s. w.; Clifford N.
Capt. G. Z. Park, Treas. Rufus P. Harri-
man, S. D.; Louis A. Barrett, j. D. The
installation of these officers took place
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Chadwick, the contractor who built
the immense potato warehouse at Cape
JellisOn, arrived last week with the plans
for the Great Northern Paper Co.'s store
house, to be erected on the end of pier No.
2, at Cape JellisOn. Ten carpenters are al
ready at work upon the sills. The dimen-
sions of the building are 24Ox92 feet. Work
on the building has been greatly delayed on
account of lack of lumber.
The fourth and last evening in the En-
tertainmept Course under the auspices of
the Current Events Club will be given
Feb. 14th in Denslow Hall, by Mr.. Delbert
G. Lean, "lmpersOnatOr, HumOrist and
StOry-telI&' Mr. Lean will entertain his
audience with his own Interpretation of
the intensely strong story, "Caleb West
Master Diver" by F. HOpkinson Smith.
Don't fail to see and hear this wonderfully
fine impersOnatOr on the date mentioned,
February 18th, in DenSlow Hall!
Rev. II. E. ROuillard, pastor of the Uni
versalist church, has organized Boys club
knights of King Arthur, in cojunction
with the Sunday school, which meets one
evening in the week, with the members.
He has also arranged Girls Club, which
meets one afternoon each week. The ser
mons continue to please the entire parish
and are helpful and practical. The musical
assistance at the services of Mr.. Albion
GO0dhue is much appreciated, by pastor
and congregation.
The following schOOnerS sailed from Cape