The Republican journal., 1907-08-22
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

H. L. Hopkins was in Rocklahd Aug. 18th
and 14th on business.
MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Beaton spent part Of
last week in Boston on legal business:
The Ladies' Aid Society at the meeting
last week voted to take the annual vacation
of month.
Mrs. Caroline Berry is spending several
weeks at the home Of her brother, Capt
Horace Staples.
Miss Addie Segar of Worcester, Mass. is
the guest of her aunt and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elman Dickey.
Miss Madaline Nash, the guest for two
weeks of Miss Ruth Hichb0rn, left Monday
for her home in Cambridge, Mass.
A new picture Of Hopkins block has
been taken by Miss II. D. Hichborn, for use
upon blotters for our Trust Company.
The summer hotel, Bay View, at Cape
JellisOn has closed for the season. The
proprietor, Mr.. Conray, has gone to Boston.
Miss Ada Atchison has returned from
visit with her parents in HoultOn, and is
with DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Stevens for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lille, the guests of Capt.
aud Mrs. Harry w. Hartman for a fort
night, left August 18th for their home in
New York.
Rev. Mr.. Mann left Monday for his home
for two weeks vacation. His place will
be filed next Sunday by Rev. Howard Lin
coin from Dexter.
a,r. and Mrs. G. Nj. Houghton spent last
Saturday in town, MIR. II. ON railroad bust
ness, and Mrs. Ii. to visit the Misses HIGH
born on Church street.
Mr.. G. F. Hichborn arrived from Port
land, last Saturday evening for his annual
visit with his sisters, at his late parents
home, on Church street.
Walter Hill of Brookline, Mass, after
spending few days in town, left Friday for
Bangor, en- route to Canada, intending to
make an extended tour of the dominion.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Beaton are to move
from Capt. Horace Staples house, second
floor, into the SO-called Sebra Croker
house, where they are to have the ground
floor rent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griffin of Califor-
MIA, are guests at our hotel for some days.
Mr. G. belongs to the Northport branch of
town and vicinity.
Mr.. Charles Hill and sister, Miss Maria
Hill of Brookline, Mass, after boarding a
family members who are spending the
| summer in Bro0klin, Name
Irving Berry is in the hospital in Bangor
for treatment for his eyes, which have been
very much weakened by an attack of
. measles, from which he recently recovered.
He is reported to be improving at this writ
ing, Monday.
Last week gave our lawmakers an oppor-
tunity to make hay while the sun shines"
Scores of loads were stored away in excel
lent condition, to the great satisfaction of
| those having domestic animals to feed the
, coming winter.
A social dance held last Friday evening,
in DenSloW Hall, with music by Reyes Or
chestra of Belfast, for the benefit OF the
newly organized band in the village, proved
pleasant occasion, although the company
was not over large.
handkerchief Sale'' on Tuesday, August
27th, at the residence Of Capt. NJ. Z. Col
cord, East Main street. ''Ten cents ad-
mission, with refreshments free" the bills
read. Come, admire, and buy the dainty
articles.
Wednesday, Aug. 14th-a charming day
Rev. H. f. Rouillard took the members of
the Boys Club and also of the Girls Club
of the Universalist Sunday school on de-
IIS DuCh pUdIu ullFc W SNdH LAKE.
The outing was greatly enjoyed by the ju-
venile participants.
| Mrs. Maniey Lancaster and daughter
from nangor ca me the middle of last week
/ to visit Mr.. and Mis-. John E. Lancaster,
! MIR. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Lancaster and
other relatives in this locality, returning
| August DIST. Old scboolmates enjoy see
! ing Mrs. l.. in her native town.
! Our hotel, The Stockton, has changed
| proprietors, Messrs Berry & DOYLE having
| relinqulshed the lease to the Worcester
| Brothers, who took possession last Sunday
morning. Mr.. Berry has returned to his
| home OIL West Main street, and Mr.. noyle
! his SOn-in-law, is with him at present.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Clifford of Fitch.
burg, Mass, are occupying cottage at
! Standpoint for two weeks, there being nc
available rent nearer the old Clifford home
stead at Fort Point, which the flames de-
| voured last winter to the deep regret of
many outside the George Clifford family.
Miss Edith Griffin has decided to enter
the Eastern Maine Hospital at Bangor as a
, student in the training department for
nurses. Two years study and experience
will be required to render her fuli-fledged
trained nurse. Success to our friend in her
venture. She left home August 21st, to be-
gin her study.
! Mrs. Tena (Cleaves) Groves and little son
Clayton, accompanied by a friend, Mrs.
Ruggles, and her young daughter, arrived
Thursday from Lynn, Mass, and are guests
at the house of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Il.
West, the aunt and uncle of Mrs. Groves,
Old frie nds welcome the latter to her birth
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L. Pitcher from
Presque Isle, who have leased the so-called
William Hichborn place from Everett
Staples, Jr., the present owner, are board
ing at The Stockton during the repairing of
the interior of said house. Mr.. P. is to be
one of the superintendent in the Carter &
Corey potato business at Cape Jellison,
Pier No. 3.
Mrs, Octavia C. Pettengill of Boston, ac-
companied by her son and his wife. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward n. Cheney of Portland,
arrived in town Thursday. The former
was the guest of her nephew and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward n Hartman, and Mr.
and Mrs c. were at The Stockton during
their weeks stay. They left August 21st
for their respective homes. Old neighbors
were delighted to see them again and wish
they might have prolonged their visit.
"Class Day" at Alumni Camp, Sandy
point, was observed this year August 18th.
The following graduates from the E. S. n
S. attended the exercises and reunion from
our village: Miss Mabel F. Simmons, Miss
Susie A Cousens, Mrs. Alice NJ Hichborn
and Mrs. Clara NJ. COlcord. large num-
bar IF old ctudopts uoro procopt ap5 Tho M