The Republican journal., 1908-06-18
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

DR.. C. E. Britto is having garage put up
in the rear of his residence for his automO-
bile.
Master Herbert Murray dislocated his
elbow Monday while playing with school,
mates.
Mrs. Eben Libby returned June 10th from
KineO, where she had been for several
weeks.
Mr.. Luther Scott of Kingman is the guest
of his sister and husband, MIR. and Mrs. b.
j. Cox.
Maurice Patterson arrived Monday from
New York to spend few days with his
family.
Richard P. Heagan left June 10th for
business trip of indefinite length to New
York and vicinity.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet this,
Thursday, afternoon with Mrs. Herbert l..
Hopkins, Church street.
Friday evening, June 26th, the gradua-
ton ball will be held in DenslOw Hail, WIN
music by Belfast Quintette.
The Currents Events Club was entertain
ed Wednesday afternoon, June l7th,by Mrs.
f. L. Hopkins, Church street
The Stockton Springs Board of Trade
held special meeting Tuesday evening to
consider particular business topics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. West took Satur--
DAVIS early train for Milo junction to spend
Sunday with their son, F. E. West and
family.
George E. Macomber of Augusta adjusted
the insurance matter with Mr.. Frank Dung
upon his stock damaged by fire and water,
last week.
The Stockton Springs Telephone Co. has
taken over the Prospect Exchange and the
Fort Point line, the transfer dating from
June list.
The Stockton Juniors played the Sears
port base ball nine, June 9th, on the Stock
ton diamond. The score was Is to 10 III
favor of the home team.
"Children's Day" will be observed at the
UuiverSaliSt church on Sunday, july 18th.
Preparations are being made Tor an inter
estng service, the Sunday school children
participating.
B.on Is. Sanborn left Monday for Range
lev to remain some time, inspecting MS
branch store-gent's furnishing goods, and
boots and subsequently, established IN
der care of all agent.
All the town schools are scheduled to
close June 10Th for the summer vacation.
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meeting voted to make the term nine weeks
instead of eight, as was the first intention.
Ralph S, Norton, special agent for the
North British and Mercantile Ins. Co., was
in town last week to settle the damages up
on the market building from the recent fire
with the proprietor, Rufus Mudgett.
MIR. Leroy Nickerson is quite sick at this
writing, Monday eve, from an epldemic-re-
sembling prevailing in the
north part of the town. Mr.. n is the K. f.
ID. carrier OIL route No 2, from this post
office.
The supper under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid Society June 9th in Hichborn
Hall was well attended, and, as usual, our
ladies provided bountifully for the various
tastes of all patronzng their attractive
looking tables.
It is expected that the sardine factory
will be completed the first of July, and the
band boys propose giving ball in the build
ing the evening of July Sd, with the Belfast
Ouiptette as musicians. Give them help
ing hand and enjoy pleasant dance.
Rev. Harry Enos Rouillard will give the
Baccalaureate sermon for the graduating
class, at the regular hour for service in the
UniyerSaiist Church, Sunday morning,
June 2Sth. The teachers and pupils of the
9th, It'll and Sth grades are especially invlt-
ed to be present.
Mr.. Leon P. Lawt0n entertained his moth
er, Mrs. LawtOn of Gardiner, last Friday at
his rooms in Hopkins Block. There will
soon be lady assistant in the dispensatlon
of hospitality at these quarters, if Dame
Rumor be a reliable parsonage. Our bank
cashier wears IA smiling countenance con-
tinually.
MIR, Sylvester b. Pendleton has been seri-
r,.1i-, 1lr I,,l,p,
son was called from Belfast last Friday in
consultation with the attending physician,
DR.. G. A. Stevens We are glad to report
the patient more comfortable at this writing,
Monday afternoon, hoping the improvement
may be rapid.
Mrs. c. j. Hall, after spending a fort
night with her cousin, Mrs. Ralph Morse,
lett Friday to open her summer home at
Somes Sound, Mt. Desert She was &C
companied by Mrs. Morse, who will be her
guest for couple of weeks in her charming
warm weather residence.
Last Saturday our base ball team, the
Stockton JUNIORS, played against the Sears
port nine on the latter'S diamond. The
score was to 9 in favor of the Stocktons.
The Searsport battery consisted of Curtis
and Berry, while Trundy, Barrett and Treat
we're the Stockton battery. Our boys are
making good record.
The cellar-a nice One-Of Maitland K.
LaFurey'S business block on the north
side of Main street is nearly completed.
The front UNDERMINING is in place and the
frame of the building will soon be in posi-
ton This store will fill gap in the center
of our village that has existed since the
burning of the MIDGET and Libbey store in
1879.
Stockton is to welcome its old residents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark, back from Golden,
New Mexico, after thirty years absence, to
dwell permanently in town. They are OH
their journey already, stopping at present
to visit their daughter living in Kansas
CITY. They will make their home here with
Mrs. C.'s sister, Miss Maria Griffin, Maple
street.
Graduation exercises for the 9th grade,
will be neld in the Uniyersalist church
Tuesday evening June 30th at 730 O'Clock.
The class, numbering fourteen, has Or
ganized with Miss Sarah Murray as Presi-
dent, Miss Inez Fletcher, Secretary and
French Richards, Treasurer. All the MEM
beers are working hard in the final duties in
their Grammar school studies and the
preparation of their several parts in the
graduation program.
Mrs. Lillias N Staples left Saturday for
Cambridge, Mass, to visit her brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph S. Staples, and be
nresent at the graduation of their eldest