The Republican journal., 1907-11-14
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Bert NJ. FerDald of Poland was in town
last Thursday calling on political friends.
Mrs. \. NJ. Gardner and daughter, Miss
Flora are apparently improving steadily.
DR.. James Cole continues an invalid. DR..
c. h. BrittO has the medical cafe of the
patient.
Our November weather is thus far Mon
day. very mild; rain, fog and sunshine
alternating.
Mrs. C. f. Britto and Mrs. Maria F.
Blanchard were in Belfast for shopping
last Saturday.
Mrs. Josiah l.. Lancaster spent last week
in Bangor, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Man
ley Lancaster.
The Young Ladies' Guild will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Pierce ID. Lancas-
ter on Middle street.
Benjamin Gerry has been secured for
janitOr at the UnlverSaliSt church and be-
gan his duties last Sunday.
Mr. and. Mrs. E. II. Doyle have begun
housekeeping on the second floor of Will
lard NJ. Berry'S house, West Main street.
Mr. Ralph H. Rock wood Joined his wife
early last week at the home of her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. Eden Shute, for few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hopkins and Master
George intend leaving next week for their
Florida trip and will be away until the
middle of April.
The Business Mems Club has been named
"The NaSsaumkeag," the Indian name of
Fort Point. An excellent selection, in the
opinion of our citizens generally.
Capt G. A. Sprague spent several days
last week at his former home in Mount
Desert, returning Friday evening. He left
Monday for business trip to Boston and
New York.
Mrs. Edna C. Cousens was the guest of
Maria F. Blanchard for two days last week,
leaving Thursday for Standpoint, Ell route
to Bangor to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Albert Shute
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet this,
Thursday, afternoon with Miss Mary HIGH
born. A full attendance is desired as the
time is short before the December sale of
aprons and fancy articles.
The Current Events Club will be enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon, Nov goth. by
Mrs. Lillias n Staples, Maple street.
"Birds' will be the topic of study and con-
versation for the session.
Rev. II. E. Rouillard was called to Sandy
eral of an aged citizen, Lincoln Blanchard,
at the home of his son, Ernest Blanchard,
with whom he made his home
Mrs S. J. Stevens of Troy spent las
week in town, the guest of her son and
wife, DR.. and Mrs. u. A. Stevens. She left
Saturday for Belfast to visit another son,
Dr.. Eugene L. Stevens and wife,
At a business meeting of the Stock ton
Springs band Tuesday evening, Nov. 9th,
b. J. Cox was chosen leader. 1t was also
voted to give Thanksgiving ball and the
Belfast quintet has been engaged for the
affair.
The acquaintance of Mrs. Charles S.
HichbOrn in town will be glad to know
cataract, was successfully performed last
Saturday, at the Massachusetts HOmeo-
pathic Hospital, Boston.
Mrs. Sarah R. Clifford has closed her
Church street residence for the winter and
left Monday by steamer for Boston en-
route to the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Frank A. COlcord, in Brooklyn, N. Y,
where she makes her permanent winter
home. Old friends regret her departure.
Mrs. G. NJ. Houghton of Bangor spent
Saturday with the Misses Hichborn on
Church street and was Joined at night by
Mr. Mr.; II L. They spent Sunday isy With Mr.; and
ton came with her father Saturday even
ing to be with thR Misses Hichborn over
Sunday. They 1eH for home by Mondays
afternoon train.
At the parish meeting of the Universalist
church it was voted to substitute the new
hymnal of the denomination, "Church Har.
| monies, New and DID," for the older col.
lection, "Church Harmonies," in use for SC
| many years. The books have arrived and
are on sale ut the pOst-ofice and at Rev. H.
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