The Republican journal., 1907-07-11
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

der shower to our village. The lightning
was very vivid.
Mr.. Hazen Chandler of Houlton spent
July 4th in town, the guest of Capt. NJ. E.
COlcOrd and family.
Thomas Brockbank of Boston arrived
Sunday to visit his sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Goodhue.
Allen Colcord, son of F. d. Colcord of
New York, arrived Sunday to visit his
uncle, Capt. NJ. E. Colcord.
Mr.. G. M. Houghton was called here by
railroad business last Saturday, returning
to Bangor by afternoon train.
The Ladies' Aid Society will be enter
tanned this, Thursday, afternoon by Mrs.
Horace M. Griffin, Middle street.
Miss Lena Wescott of Castine is the
guest of her uncle, Capt L. M. Partridge,
and family. She arrived Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester B. Pendleton left
Monday to visit their daughter, Mrs. George
Demuth, and family in Thomaston for few
days.
Misses ~Madge and Lennie Clifford arrived
Sunday morning, to spend fortnight with
their aunt, Mrs. Elmer Thompson, and hus-
band.
DR.. j. F. Ryder, after spending the 4th
with his wife at the home of her father,
Capt. J. F. Hichborn, returned Monday to
Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Clifford and son
returned last week from weeks visit with
Mrs. C.'s mother, Mrs. Amos Speed, in
Ellsworth.
Russell Gardner arrived July 4th to visit
his mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Gardner, for a few
days. He left for Boston by Sunday after
Moons steamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hopkins and son
George left July 3rd to spend the Fourth
with relatives in Camden. They returned
Friday by steamer.
Miss Sadie Clifford arrived last Saturday
from Fitchburg, Mass, to spend her vaca-
ton with her aunt and husband, Mr. and
Mrs Elmer Thompson.
Letters were received last week from NJ.
Richard P. Heagan in Montana, where he
was making brief tarry on his trip to the
Pacific coast. A world-traveler our neigh
Dor is, certainly.
Miss Clara Berry of Cape Jellison finds
herself sick of measles, contracted during
her trip to Washington, D. c., and James
town, Va. We trust her seige may not
prove a prolonged one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson of Bangor, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Boothby of
Portland, came down river July 4th in an
automobile for glimpse of Stockton's big
piers. They returned to Bangor at night.
DR.. and Mrs. c. E. Britto left July End for
BOothbay to spend the Fourth with Mrs.
BIS mother. who returned with them Fri
day for visit here-her first since the Dr.'s
establishment as physician in our village.
the steam yacht of Cyrus K. Curtis, prOprie-
tor of The Ladies' Home Journal, which was
in Camden last week, came up to spend a
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Hartman.
The delicious ice cream found on sale at
the drug store during our recent hot
weather has been highly appreciated by
all lovers of genuine ice cream-no eggs or
cornstarch. To taste is to be satisfied of its
superiority.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beals went to Camden to
enjoy the festivities of our National birth
day in their old home. They were accom-
panied by Miss Erma Jackson as their
guest. They reached home Friday after
most delightful visit.
Mrs. Isaac P. Park and son, Harry Lin
wood, of Revere, Mass, arrived Saturday
to spend few weeks with her huS bands
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Charles C. Park
DR.. Park will join his family later for a va
cation in his boyhood's home.
Mr.. Charles Sanford of New York, has
opened his cottage at Fort Point, and is
having it put in readiness for the coming of
his wife. His son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Sanford, have arrived and opened
their summer home at Fort Point.
morning of July 4th from his fishing trip
down the bay, remembering his friends in
the distribution of his sea beauties, which
brought the flavor of the salt sea jewellers |
to the palates of the appreciatiye recipients |
in town
Mr.. W. Fl. Reed, Jr., who was injured |
ten days ago while about his work upon a |
train near Milo, has sufficiently recovered |
companied by his wife, last Monday, for
Old Town, where they will keep house for |
the present.
The daughters of Charles Calkin, Misses
Mary and Phebe, arrived last Friday even J
ing and with their father have begun house. /
keeping in the c. S. Rendell house on |
School Street. Mrs. Calkin, who is an in
valid, will come the present week, MIR. c.
Mrs. Avalina Griffin and her granddaugh-
ter, Miss Pauline Griffin, came Tuesday |
from Mattaposette, Mass, the home OF her
son, Harry W. Griffin, whom she has been |
visiting. Miss Pauline comes to spend her |
vacation from school with her maternal |
grandparents, Capt. and Mrs. F. A. Patter-
son.
Mr. j. A. Wardwell will move his news
stand from the drug store, Gas DR.. Stevens |
requires the space, having decided to have |
his office there) and will occupy the room
in the extension recently added by b. b. |
Sanborn to the eastern end of his store. He |
will locate there as soon as the room is CON-
pleted.
Misses Susie A. Cousens and Evelyn A.
Colcord left by early train Thursday morn
ing to spend the glorious 4th in Greenville,
the guests of Miss Edith Fletcher, who is }
engaged in bookkeeping in that village. |
They returned Friday having greatly en-
jOyed the celebration, including the ball.
Our postmaster, H. R. Hichborn, con-
suited the Bangor Oculist, DR.. Gould, early |
having terrigium removed from |
the Fight eyeball very successfully. Friday |
he and his wife made a second visit to the |
doctor, finding the wound nearly healed. |
Tuesday he went again to have the stitches |
removed. We trust he may have no further |
inconvenience from this trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Temple of Phila- |
delphia are the guests of Capt. and Mrs. |
Harry Hartman. Mrs. Temple be re-
membered here as the daughter Of Mrs. !
Anna (Harriman) Eaton, who was often !
here in her girlhood with her mother. She /
and her husband will visit also with her I
paternal relatives In Park.