The Republican journal., 1908-07-16
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mrs. Ralph Morse has been quite sick the
| past week, but is now better.
| The Ladies' Aid Society met last Thurs.
day afternoon with Mrs. Horace NJ. Griffin,
Middle street
The Ladies' Aid Society will be enter.
tanned this, Thursday, afternoon by Mrs
A. A. Beaten, Middle street.
Miss Hazel E. Houghton of Bangor al
rived Saturday to visit the Misses Hichborr
on Church street the present week.
Mrs. Marden of Syracuse, N. Y, is The
guest of her brother and wife, Capt. ant
Mrs. Charles e. Park. West Main street.
Mr.. Freeman Lathrop left last week fol
Islesboro,to be absent two months. He has
been employed there in previous seasons.
Mrs. W. H. Reed, Jr.. has Joined her hus
band at Milo since the decease OF bel
mother, Mrs Jane Lamphier, two weeks
ago.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Bragg returned Monday
from ten days visit ins Lincolnville will
relatives of her late husband, DR.. Ralph 5
Bragg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles York of Bangor ar
rived Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. James
Treat, and returned Monday by the after
noon train.
| Miss Mabel F. Simmons left last Friday
for visit of indefinite length with her SIS
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter +.
Kimball, in Boston.
| Vice president Todd of the Bangor 4
Aroostook R. r. Co. was in town last
Thursday in his private car and visited all
the piers before lis return.
Mrs. j. F. Gerrity spent day in town,
early last week, called here by the prolong.
ed illness of her sister, Mrs. Alvah c. Treat,
Church street. She returned the following
day to Bangor.
In our last weeks items, in the reference
to E. S. Grants daughters. by Topographic
cal error, the line, "Miss Marietta, like her
par ents, was born in our village" was
'sknown in our village"
Bethany Chapter, o. E. s.. held special
meeting the evening of July 7th. Mrs.
Mae Keene Stackpole of Prospect was the
candidate for initiation. This order is now
taking it's customary summer vacation.
MIR. Harry Dawson and brother, Master
Arthur, are boarding for few weeks with
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Kneeland at their
pleasant farm on Cape Jellison. These
young men are from Dorchester, Mass
Mrs. Russell p. Goodhue returned from a
brief visit at Wells Beach Tuesday by the
last train to join her husband at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albion +.
| Goodhue, for the remainder of July.
Mrs Frank Treat, after spending a week
with her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Treat, West Main street, left Friday
for her home in Milo. Mr.. Treat is the
proprietor of a jewelry establishment in
| that village.
| Mrs. Isaac P. Park and young son, Harry
| Linwood, of Revere, Mass, arrived Tues
day by Boston steamer to visit her hus-
bands parents, Capt. and Mrs. Charles z.
Park. DR.. Park will join his family later
in his childhood's home.
Mrs. James Freeman of Winterport and
he niece, Miss Helen V. Certify of Bangor,
arrived last Friday because of Mrs. A. c.
| Treats condition. Mrs. Freeman returned
Saturday. Miss Gerrity is, at this writing
Monday EVENING" still with her aunt.
We congratulate our young neighbor'
Walter +. Trundy, upon his nomination for
representative to the legislature from our
class towns. Were he only of the other
o., n bn, tn bip,
elected. We cheer for Taft and Fernald,
for president and governor.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Nickels of Searsport
| called on relatives in our village Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. n came from Millinocket
Saturday and returned early this week.
His machine is still drilling artesian wells
in that town. His severely injured hand
| is gaining steadily, though slowly.
Mrs John NJ. Ames and her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Devereaux, arrived from the
latter's home, Montclair, N. j., last week.
| MIS-. Ames has been quite sick since open
ing her house on School street. We are
glad to report her improving at this writ
ing Monday hoping the gain will continue.
Mrs. A. P. Blanchard of Brooklyn, N. Y,
arrived July 9Th to remain some weeks in
town. She is guest at The Stockton and
is pleased with the management of our viii
lage hotel under Worcester Bros, the pres
ent lessees. We hope the air of Maine may
prove invigorating to Mrs. b., who is in
poor health.
Mrs. Henry L. Hall Of Quincy, Mass, ac-
companied by her son Henry, arrived We'd
nesday to spend the summer in this village.
She will visit for time with her sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Staples, Jr.,
Sylvan street and later will board at The
Stockton. Mrs. II. is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Frank Frye.
Several vessels are loading at the Cape
Jellison piers and three have just arrived.
The Italian bark, Jeanne sailed last week
with a cargo of orange shocks for Sicily.
The Norwegian steamship Romsdal has
left for Scotland, carrying spOol-bars. The
steamer Thorsdal is expected soon to load
spool-bars for some port in Scotland. Con-
siderable lumber has been shipped the past
month.
The weather Sunday and Monday was ex-
ceedingly hot! The thermometers register
ing 95 and 90 degrees in the shade told a
tale of heat quite unexpected in this local