The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-08-20
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Jellison.
Mrs. Everett Staples and her grand niece,
Miss Erma jackson, left Monday for a
weeks outing at Temple Heights.
Mrs. Clara K. CHM Of Boston came Sat-
urday to visit her brother and family, MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Kneeland, at Cape Jelll-
son.
Harry Shute came up from R0ckland
Saturday to spend sunday with his mother,
n rs. Eden Shute, and returned Monday by
j. D. Young, the managing member of
the J. D. Young Canning Co., returned
Sunday from business trip to Boston and
vicinity.
We hear with regret of the illness of Capt
Crawford S. Staples, now living in Rockland:
He has been in poor health for several
months we understand.
Services were resumed at the Universal
list church, last Sunday, Rev. ii. y. Rouli-
lard having returned Saturday from MS
vacation trip to Portland.
Mrs. F. W. Frye and little son left by
Saturdays steamer for Boston, en- route TO
Montclair, N. j., her home. Mr.. +. joined
her on arrival in Boston.
Mrs. George Plaffmann and son Carl of
Quincy, Mass, friends of Mrs. ii. L. Hall,
arrived Monday; and are guests at The
Stockton for few days.
Mrs. Angie G. Mudgett continues quite
as comfortable as friends can expect since
the breaking of her arm. The splints must
be worn several weeks longer.
Mr.. Toms of Camden was the guest of
Lester NJ. Bragg at the home of his grand
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Ralph Morse, last
week. He left Saturday for home.
Miss Lena Westcott, of Castine, after
several days spent with the family of her
uncle, Capt. Lewis Nj. Partridge, left the
middle of last week, for Bucksport.
Last week car load of machinery arriy-
ed for the sardine factory at Lowder Brook.
1t is hoped the work may soon begin, a
many are looking for employment there.
Mrs. Jane L. Avery has gone to Bangor
to visit her cousins, Mrs. Oscar Ellis and
Mrs. Henry Hardy. She will again be in
town before her return to Somerville, Mass.
Miss Nellie Bragg, of Boston,-one of the
Castine alumDa, at Scamp" in the associa-
tons quarters at Standpoint spent Friday
with her sster-in-law, Mrs. Jennie NJ. Bragg,
West Main street.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles p. Staples lett
Monday for their home in Brooklyn, N: T.,
after visits with their parents anG old as
sociates. Come again and remain longer,
say old schoolmateS.
Capt Albert c. Colcord brought his vessel
into Fort Point Cove last Thursday, anchor
ing until tug boat came down river to tow
her to a loading berth at Bangor. Glad to
see our tOWnSman in home waters.
DR.. and Mrs. C. E. Britto left last Thurs
day in their automobile for Rockland, Mrs
B. going on to Boothbay Harbor to spend
some weeks with her mother, Mrs. Samuel
Boyd The DR.. returned Saturday evening.
Mrs. Julia (staples) Treat of Newton
vile, Mass, arrived Saturday to remain
few weeks with her sisters, Mrs. Sarah
Smell and Mrs. Everett Staples. Old ac-
quaintances are pleased to see her III her
Old home.
The Ramsdal is due today, Monday, at
Cape Jellison dock to take full cargo of
spool bars from Perkins & Danforth's mills,
to Scotland. This steamship, new MOL
wegian craft, was recently here on her
maiden trip from Europe.
Mr.. Hayward PIERCE of Frankfort with
his sister, Mrs. w. A. Scripps Of California,
his niece, Miss Louise Peirce OF New York,
and his cousin, Miss Perce of Bangor,
called on the Misses Hchborn last Satur-
day at their Church street home
Miss Mabel F. Simmons left by early
train Monday for .Waterville, where she
will teach in a city summer school for two
weeks-t,achin teachers the best methods
of instructing pupils There are three
teachers employed in this course OF instIuc-
ton.
Ralph Hall of Boston arrived in town by
SUNDAYS steamer to Join his parents, MIR.
and Mis-. Henry l. Hall, who have rooms at
Mrs Avalna Gritfin's and take their meals at
our hotel, The Stock ton, which has a fine
reputation for its table service, especially
the menu.
Vice President Todd of the Bangor &
Aroustook Railroad, came to the Cape Jel4l-
son piers, Aug. 10Th in his private car, ac-
companied by number of New York men,
for inspection of the business facilities at
that locality and along the line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes, of Saxonville,
Mass, arrived Saturday, at the home of
Mrs. RS brother and wife, MIR. and Mrs.
Samuel H. " est. They were accompanied
by the youngest child of Mrs. W. Simpson
(the invalid daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W.,)
little Miss June Simpson.
DR.. and Mrs. Herman G. Hichborn, in
their automobile, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Blanchard in their large motor boat,
took few friends to Castine last Friday.
The trip was highly enjoyed by all partici-
pleasures with their former associates very
generously.
Crawford S. Griffin of Kingman arrived
in town Aug. 10th to call on relatives in our
village and attend the Griffin reunion in
Park, at the original home of Samuel Crit
fin, the progenitor of all bearing that honor
ed name in Maine and California, on the
following day. Old friends were glad to
see him in his native town.
Mrs. Hattie NJ Dickey of Boston, after
few weeks spent with her sisters, Mrs. S.
H. West, Mrs L. NJ. Partridge and Miss
Fannie Mudgett, left last Friday for Win
terpOrt to remain week with her cousin,
Mrs. Mercene Cutter of Washington, d. c.,
who is boarding there for the present
month. They may both BE- in Stockton
later in the season.
F.A. Colcord and daughter, Miss Louise
of New York, arrived Aug. 18th, and We're
the guests Of his brother and wife, Capt.
and Mrs. NJ. E. COlcord. until his departure
relatives for longer time. She and her
cousin, Miss Ethel Colcord, went to Rock
land to spend some days with their uncle
and wife, Capt. and Mrs. Emery B. Col
cord, taking in the Old Home Week fes-
tivitles there. They returned Sunday by
steamer.
Several alumnae of the E. S. N. S.,
residents of our village, Miss. Mabel +.
Simmons, Miss Susie A. CousenS and Mrs.
Alice M. HichbOrn, attended the Class Day
exercises at Alumni Camp at Standpoint,
August 10Th. The company of old graduates