The Republican journal., 1908-08-13

DR.. and Mrs. Isaac P. Park and son, Mas
ter Harry Linwood, left by Tuesdays boat
for their home in Revere, Mass, after visit
ing the Dr.'s parents, Capt. and Mrs. Chas:
c. Park. "Stay longer, Isaac" say OLD
friends and schoolmates, "when next you
come"
DR.. and Mrs. Herman G. Hichborn. their
son Everett and daughter Ruth, arrived last
week in his automobile from their home in
Cambridge, Mass, to remain until the MD
die of September at their summer place, the
Dr.'s old home in town. All rejoice at their
coming.
Mrs. j. Frank Frye and daughter Dorothy
of New York are the guests of her daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Staples,
Jr., for the month of August. Her husband
will join her later. The hand Of cordial
welcome clasps theirs always in Stockton.
their old home.
Mr.. James A. Blanchard, wife. son and
daughter of New York, are guests at the
hotel-The Stockton-for August They
lodge with their cousins, MIR. and Mrs.
heartily welcome them to Stockton, Mr..
BIS native town.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold its an
nual sale of aprons and fancy articles this,
Thursday, afternoon and evening at HIGH
born Hall. Ice cream and homemade can
| dies will be on sale also. Give them help
ing hand. Remember the object for which
| they work-parish purposes.
The ladies of Bethany Chapter, 0. E. s.,
| joined the members of Anchor Chapter OF
Searsport, Aug. 4th, in picnic and general
| social outing at PenobscOt Park. The pleas
| ures of the day were not dampened by the
| slight shower which overlook the buck
! boards on the hOmeward drive.
Mrs. Henry I. Hall and son, Master
| Henry Jr., have been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Everett Staples, Jr., for fortnight.
Saturday she was Joined by her husband,
| Mr.. Hall of Boston, and they have rooms
| with Mrs. Avalina Griffin, taking their
| meals at The Stockton. Their older son
| will come later.
Mrs. David Fayles, an aged lady residing
| with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Vincent, died
Saturday, after an illness of four years.
| Her oldest son arrived here Saturday The
| funeral took place Tuesday afternoon.
| sympathy is extended to these mourning
relatives, who only recently settled within
| our borders.
Mrs. Angie IT, Mudgett met with bad
accident last Thursday evening She STEP
ped off the sidewalk when going to the
musical and broke bone in her left arm
near the wrist DR.. G. A. Stevens is in at
| tendance and the patient is comparatively
comfortable. The llmb must De kept at
| least five weeks in the splints, the DE-. tells
| her. Sympathy is expressed by her hosts
of friends, with the hope for speedy gain
! in the injured member.
| The rainstorm last Thursday evening
prevented full attendance at the musical,
given at the church. This was regretted
| by all, as the rendering of each number of
| the program was excellent. There seems to
| be general desire for a repetition of the
music, so highly enjoyed by those present
| complimented upon the success of their eff
| forts in arranging the program; and Mrs.
Soden, the Misses Soden and Misses Green,
| Mr. Lawton and Rev. F. l.. Payson and
| earle Payson, are cordially thanked, as is
Miss Blanchard, for kindly furnishing the
that SO many missed the pleasure of listen
ing to such fine vocal and instrumental
music.