The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-12-05
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr.. Ralph Pitcher returned early last
week from New York and is soon going to
Aroostook County on business.
Mr.. Albion Goodhue left Saturday for
Boston to join his wife at her mothers and
accompany her home this week.
The Ladies' Aid Society will be enter
tanned this, Thursday, afternoon by Mrs.
Henry Overlook, Church street.
Mrs. David Berry has gone to Bangor to
spend the winter with her daughter and
hus band, MIR. and Mrs. William Ryder.
The Current Events Club met ,Nednes-
AMI Harriet d. Hichborn, Church street.
Mrs. Eden Shute, who has been quite
seriously ill for few weeks, is now lm-
proving constantly, although slowly. We
hope to soon see her out again.
Mrs. Avalina Griffin is with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Edward N. Hartman, until the
latter can arrange for some company to re-
main with her through the winter.
Mrs. Walter F. Kimball and daughter,
Frances, after spending Thanksgiving in
town with Mrs. KS family, returned Satur-
day by train to their Boston home.
Miss Lena Westcott, the guest of her
uncle and wife, Capt and Mrs. L. NJ. Part
ridge for several weeks, left Nov. 9th for
Castine TO spend Thanksgiving at home.
Miss Florence Flanders returned from a
Boston visit, Nov 9th, her brother James
coming Thanksgiving morning to visit
their parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Flanders.
Mrs, Weston Doe has decided to spend
the winter in Boston, leaving her little
daughter with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Treat. She left Monday for the city.
Miss Harriet D. Hchborn arrived home
Saturday morning by train after "a two
months absence in New Bedford, Boston
and North Adams, Mass, and Portland
and Bangor, Me.
Mrs. Angie G. Mudgett is suffering from
an attack of shingles. All regret her i'll
ness, hoping Dr. Stevens may be able to
give relief from the disagleeable and an
noying disease.
Owing to the absence of some members,
at the last meeting of the Young Ladies'
Guild it is invited to hold another session
with Miss Evelyn A. Colcord, Friday after.
noon, Dec. 9th.
The concert and ball under the auspices
of our "band boys" Wednesday evening
before Thanksgiving proved success il
all features. Music was furnished by the
Belfast Quintette.
James II. Griffin of North Adams, Mass
called here by the decease of his stepfather
E. n. Hartman, remained with the bereav
ed mother over Thanksgiving, leaving by
early train Friday morning.
Miss Bernice Kennedy of Passadumke ag
arrived by evening train Saturday to spend
a week as the guest of her clasSmate and
roommate at Castine, Miss Marion Knee
land. Both were members of the class Of
'O7 at the E. S. n. S.
Miss Harriet D. Hichborn will hold hel
customary sale of souvenier pictures
calendars, blotters, etc, before Christmas
and also line of topographic work, EN-
bracing picture frames, handkerchief anG
jewel boxes, panels, ne-holderS anC
tabouretteS.
Mrs. David Tibbetts left Nov. 26th te
join her daughter and family in RoXbury
Mass, in season for Thank sgiving. Mrs
I. has been the guest OF her sister, Mrs
Melvin L. Colcord, and family for several
months and her many friends in this, heI
native town, regret her departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H. Rocky God left
Nov. 9th for Waterville, to spend Thanks
giving with Mr.. RS parents. Mr.' R. re-
turned Friday to remain with her parents
Capt and Mrs. Eden Shute, until her nus
band is located in his business (civl engi-
neering) when she will join HIM i'll the
West.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Z. Thompson enter
tanned Mr.. Is sisters, Mrs. Maria f.
Blanchard, and Mrs. Charles Heath and
husband and two children, Thank Sgivlng
day Mr. and Mrs. Heath, with little
daughter and son, spent the night with
Mrs. Blanchard, returning to Standpoint
by train Friday afternoon.
Misses Mary and Phoebe Ualkin came
from Bucksport Seminary November 9th
to spend Thanksgiving and the remainder
of the week with their parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Calkin, who are occupying the
c. S. Rendell house on School street The
young ladies returned Sunday afternoon
to be ready fol- Monday lessons.
Mr. Henry S Moulton and his daughter,
Mrs Annie T. Verrill, aud little son, spent
Thanksgiving at Standpoint, the guests of
his oldest daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Black. Mrs. Verrill remained
until Sat urday, MIR. NJ. returning Thursday
evening. Mrs. Moult0n is visiting in Mas
SachuSettS at the homes of her two married
sons.
DR.. and Mrs. Herman G. Hichborn of
Cambridge, Mass, arrived by train
Wednesday evening to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with MIR. and Mrs. Harry r. Hchborn.
They left for home by Saturdays Boston
steamer. Welcome guests these friends
always are in the Dr'S native town, where
Mrs. II. has endeared herself to all her
husbands acquaintanceS.