The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-06-24
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr.. Harry R. Hichborn spent last Thursday
in Bangor, returning by late train.
Mr. and Mrs. True G. Trundy of Belfast
were here Sunday for the burial services Of
his father Mr.. Silas Trundy.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Parker of Frankfort were in
town to attend the funeral of Mrs. P.'s father
Mr.. Sias Trundy last Sunday.
Miss Annie Callahan left Tuesday for Bos-
ton after a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ev-
erett Staples, Jr., Sylvan street.
Mrs. C. A. Sprague arrived last Saturday
from short sea trip, taken with her husband.
We are glad to see her in town again.
Mr.. Martin S. Britto of Rockland is at this
writing (Monday) the guest of his son, DR.. c.
E. Britto, and wife, having arrived last Satur-
day.
Mr.. A. P. Lane, after some days in town
looking over the discha.ging and loading of the
auxiliary schooner Northland, left Tuesday for
Boston.
Mrs Walker returned last Saturday to the
home of her daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Wardwell, after few weeks visit
in Bucksport.
Saturday to see DR.. Clough, who is treating the
muscular trouble from which she is suffering in
eye and cheek
her guest, Miss Annie Callahan Of Boston, spent
the day in Bangor shopping for Mrs. S. They
returned by the last train.
Mrs. Samuel Boyd left last Thursday, &C.
companied by her daughter, Mrs. c. E. Britto
for Rockland, en- route to her home at Booth
bay. Mrs. Britto returned Friday.
Mrs. Frank Lancaster and son Manley arriv-
ed last week from Massachusetts and opened
her residence on Church street for an indef
mite time-possibly through the summer.
MI. and Mrs Laying returned last Friday
from trip to Eastport. Mr.. L. is the treas.
urer of the J. D. Young canning factory and
with his wife, is boarding at The Stockton.
Mr. W. j. Creamer spent Sunday with his
family. His seriously crushed finger is doing
well, with an apparent good prospect of being
saved We trust improvement may be contin-
ual and rapid.
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Holyoke and daughters
of Bangor came down to Stockton last Sunday
in their big automobile, dining at The Stockton
and calling upon Dr. and Mrs. c. E. Britto be.
fore refining.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank l.. Marston are gener-
ously sharing the pleasure of riding In theil
new duLOnODlle Will LIlGlI 1TiGiluo anu lGlSH
bors. The machine runs very easily, having
very little vibration.
Miss Beulah Cousens, having completed he1
course at the Shaw Business College, Bangor
arrived home last Saturday. Congratulations
are extended TO our neighbor on the rank at
tanned in her shorthand work.
Mrs George CHM has leased the Hamlir
house on upper Mill street and will occupy il
fbn
Her mother, Mrs. Susie Rendell, and her sister
Miss Ada Rendell, will remain with her during
her stay in town.
Mrs. Bon B. Sanborn returned home June
10th from a somewhat extended visit with hel
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Treat, il
Milo. Mrs. S. feels that the inland air was
beneficial to her health, which is most crafty
ing to her numerous friends.
The past week brought fine weather usually
varied somewhat by an occasional visitation o.
fog and one two days of uncommonly coo
northwest winds, which sent the shivers chasing
up and down the spine. This week opened
with warm Sunday and hot Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Rouillard and children
left June 18th for their future home in West
wood, Mass. Mr.. r. is engaged to preach II
the Universalist parishes Of Marion and Malta
poisett, Mass, for the coming year. Friends
here wish him success in his new field OF
labor.
On the evening of June 18th, dancing
party was given at the new canning factory
building, for the benefit of the Cape Jellisor
Fire Co., which was a very successful affair
Seventy-five couples were on the floor. Quite
a company of young people from the village
attended
Mrs. Levi Griffin accompanied her daughter
and husband, MIR. and Mrs Edrick A. Coleman
last Friday on their return trip to their home
in Milford, Mass, intending to be absent sew
eral weeks, visiting various relatives in Mass
achusetts. We trust the change may benefit
the health of our neghbor very essentially.
ten masons drove to Searsport to attend Mari
ners Lodge F. and A. M, to witness the rails
ing of three candidates to the third degree
The occasion was most enjoyable, eighty men,
bers of the fraternity being present. fine
supper was served and the guests from Stock
ton pronounced the entire affair very pleasant
and social success.
Last Sunday the Universalist pulpit was most
acceptably filled by Rev. Judson P. Marvin Of
Methuen, Mass, who delivered a powerful
scholarly and deeply religious discourse. He
left Monday by Boston steamer. There will be
a committee meeting the present week to take
&
here. He must be a strong man in any COM
munity-a power for good!
Capt. Truman Marden of San Francisco
arrived June 18th to visit his native town after
an absence of nineteen years. He finds many
changes among old friends and once familiar
scenes He is the guest of his niece and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert M. Ames, Church
street, when in the village. Old friends hope
he may prolong his intended stay of month
Mrs. Jennie E. Winslow and little son Earle
of Quincy, Mass, arrived Sunday morning by
Boston boat for their annual visit to Der par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon F. Ellis, Church
street. Mrs. W. will return after two weeks
leaving the boy with his grandparents for the
summer. In August she and her husband will
come for his vacation, taking their son home
for the opening of school.
Rev. John H. Gould and wife will arrive from
Boston Friday June 25th, to take charge of the
Congregational church and interests in this
town. Sunday school will be held in the morn
ing as before, and the preaching service in the
evening. Preaching service at Lowder Brook
at 2.30 p. with Sunday school following. Mr.
Gould had held Maine pasterate before going
to Boston and Mrs. Could who is daughter Of
the late DR.. Paine, president of Bangor Semi.
nary, is well known to many in these parts.
Following is the report received Monday
from the agent at Cape Jellison piers: Schs
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