The Republican journal., 1908-10-29
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr. "Phin" Griffin of Massachusetts, was in
town last Saturday. leaving the same day.
The Young Peoples Guild will hold Hal
lowe'en party in Hichborn Hall next Saturday
evening.
w Kimball returned Monday afternoon to
Boston, Mrs. X. remained longer with her
sisters, the Misses Simmons.
Mrs. Henry S. Mouton went to Searsport
last Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs
Grace Rogers, and returned Monday.
Mrs H. E. Rouillard and baby accompanied
her father ON his return TO Massachusetts, Oct.
18TH to visit relatives in that State for few
weeks.
Bark Mabel l. Meyers (now at Portland) has
been chartered to load shocks for Italy at Cape
Jellson pier. Capt. Edwin Myers of Searsport
is her captain.
Miss Ada Atchison of Houton arrived in
town a week ago and is the guest of DR.. and
cordial welcome to her.
Mrs. D. W. Nickels and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, called on relatives-the Misses HIGH
born on Church street-last Monday, return
ing to Searsport by last train
The subject upon which Rev. Harry Enos
Rouillard will speak in the Universalist church
Sunday morning, Nov LIST, will be "A Human
Life" May the congregation be good sized
one.
Sch ST. Croix left Cape Jellison dock Monday
for New York. Schs. Edward Stewart and Cad
wallader and an Italian bark, the latter half
loaded, are now taking in cargoes at Cape Jel-
lson.
Mrs. Maria F. Blanchard closed her house on
Sylvan street last Thursday and left for Bangor
to spend the winter with relatives of her late
husband, Mr. Bradford Blanchard of Sandy
point village.
DR.. and Mrs C. E. Britto and DR.. and Mrs.
James Cole drove to Swan Lake last Thursday
morning, returning Friday evening. They &C.
cupied the Whitcomb cottage, and report a
very pleasant outing.
The Ashland House at Cape Jellison was
crew while discharging the sulphur from
steamer Joseph W. Fordney 1t is now closed,
but is expected to reopen in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter F. Kimball and young
daughter, Miss Frances, arrived Friday even
ing by train from Boston, called here by the
decease of Mrs. KS mother, Mrs. Roxanna A.
Simmons, Thursday evening. Mr.. Kimball re-
turned Monday.
Capt. X. w. Dahl left by train Monday for
Boston to sail Tuesday morning by steamer
Romantic of the White Star line for Naples, to
Join his wife for the winter in Italy. He will
return to his Copenhagen (Denmark) home in
early May.
Mrs. Harris from Towner,, North Dakota, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Guizendorf, and
her grandmother, Mrs. Couillard, at the home
of Mr.. Benjamin Grant, East Main street. She
arrived last week for an indefinite stay, not
being in good health.
Mrs. Sylvester B. Pendleton and daughter,
Mrs George Demuth of Thomaston, with her
young daughter, Miss Eva Demuth, arrived by
boat early last week, Mrs. P. having been
guest of her daughter some weeks. Mrs. De-
muth and child left Monday for home.
Thursday evening, Oct. 22nd, our highly
respected neighbor, Mrs. Roxanna A. Simmons,
passed to the better life. The funeral services
were held Sunday afternoon, Rev. Ashley A.
Smith of Belfast officiating, assisted by Rev.
H. E. Rouillard, our village pastor of the Uni
versalist ichurch. An obituary will be given
another week.
Miss Mary Hichborn is visiting in Boston, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell P. Goodhue.
She left home last Monday for an absence of
two or three weeks, intending to spend short
time with her brothers, F. o. and G. F. HIGH
born in Portland, and C. S. Hichborn in Angus
Ia on her homeward trip.
The large steamer, Joseph W. Fordney,
arrived Thursday at Cape Jellison pier to dis
charge cement for the Great Northern Paper
Co. of Millinocket. This steamship is in COM
mand of Capt. Louis Laverge. who long made
his American home with Capt. J. French HIGH [
born, whom he has visited during his stay at |
The Cape He is now Monday ready for sea
again.