The Republican journal., 1909-11-25
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr.. Albert M. Ames was in Bangor last week
on business.
Miss Faustina Davis suffered an illness last
week due to a bad abscess on the throat. She
is now improving.
:. Mr.. ]. F. Srellman came from Bangor Mon
day ;morning to discharge the suiphur-laoeh
steamer at Cape Jellison.
Capt. Horace Staples came home the middle
of last week from a weeks business trip to
Boston and Somerville, Mass.
Mr.. H. L. Hopkins went to Camden last
Thursday to look after some business inter-
ests and returned Saturday.
Mr.. S. A. Rendell was sufficiently recovered
from his ill turn to be at his accustomed place
in the Universalst church last Sunday.
Can't. L. M. Partridge is somewhat improved,
although not yet out of danger, in the opinion
of his family and his physician, DR.. C. E. Brltto'
Mrs, Frank E. West spent two days last week
with her mother, Mrs. David Berry, West MAN
street, returning Thursday to her home In
Milo.
Mr.. Perry Sprague had the good fortune to
br;no down deer November 18th in the up
per portion of our town. He saw three IN that
vicinity.
Mrs. Charles Kneeland is somewhat relieved
from the suffering from erysipelas IN her hano
and arm, but remains extremely weak. Dr. d
A. PIERCE is her physician.
Little Miss Blanche Doe left last THURSDAY
with Mrs. F. E. West for Milo, where she Will
snend the winter with her maternal uncle ano
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Treat
1.-The removal of w. ]. Dreamer and family to
Bangor and Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Field to cape
Jellison leaves the So called, Edward Lafoliey
house on Church street vacant at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Walker left Monday for
Portland. after spending few days Win HIS
sister. Mrs Warren Haskell at her nome al
Iowder Brook. Mr.. W. is native OF Stockton
Our first fiirt of snow came last Saturday
morning, changing very soon into warm ram
Pansies are still blooming in some dooryaros'
ready, apparently, for Thanksgiving day Deco
raticns.
The Ladies' Aid Society is invited to meet
with Mrs. Alyah C. Treat Thursday afternoon
December End, the notice OF the previous
meeting not having been generally heard oy
the members.
Mrs. Julia (Staples) Treat took Monday
boat for BOSTON. en- route to Newtonville
Mass her present home. She was ealleu y
Stockton, by the decease of her sister, MRS
Everett Staples.
Mr.. George F. Hchborn arrived last oatur'
day from Portland to spend week with his
sisters. the Misses Hichborn, on Church street
He had been on his vacation for few Gays II
Boston and New Hampshire.
Mrs. M. J. Goodere and little daughte'
Muriel returned last Friday from visits VIII
relatives in Fort Fairfield. Master Rlchar'
Goodere came home from his visit IN Lime
stone few days earlier.
| whist party under the auspices OF III
Ladies Aid Society will be given frloay even
ing by Mrs, Frank l.. Marston, Church stree'
A fee of 5 cents each will be collected iron
| those playing, per bills.
Miss Marian Kneeland arrived nome lion
Pressure Isle early last week. She Is ieeilii'
the effects of the journey considerably DIS
was but six weeks since her surgical operation
We trust rest may restore her to normal physi
| cal conditions
Last weeks weather report was as follows
fine Monday and Tuesday, rain Wednesday
high wind Thursday, clear Friday, snow ant
rain Saturday, and unusually mild Tor the sea
son. One finds it difficult to realize that De
cember is near at hand.
The Staples house on Sylvan street has beer
closed since the decease of Mrs. S., and will re-
main so indefinitely. The fine residence on The
hilltop looks lonely indeed to all nelghoors' tn'
quiet and darkness continuously suggesting
the departure of the active personality 81
long mistress of the place.
| Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Scripps of Altadena
| California, who have been spending fortnlgh
with Mrs. SIS brother, Mr.. Hayward PIERCE, II
Frankfort since their return from year,
travel through Europe, Egypt and the Hol!
Land, spent the day, November 10th, with thu
Misses Hichborn, Church street.
/ Mr.. George Lathrop is somewhat more com
Portable, although not recovered from his Sc
we're attack of shingles. Mrs. L. is apparently
failing; and their son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Freeman Lathrop, have closed their house OF
Church street, and gone to his parents home
the former Capt. Lancaster place-Just across
the town line Of Searsport-to care 1or th'
aged invalids.
Mr.. M. P. Field, R. R. agent at Cape Jeiliso1
piers. sends your correspondent the following
report of shipping. Monday evening: Novem
Der 18th, schooner Savannah arrived with
cargo of yellow pine from Jacksonville flofloa
and schooner William H. Davenport with Ter
tilizer from Jersey City. November zotn
steamer S. ]. Luckenbach arrived with cargo
of sulphur from Sabine, Texas, and the tug
boat Conistoga arrived for water and sup
plies. November 21st, schooner Samuel Huo'
bard arrived, light, to load lumber for New
York. November 18th, schooner Carrie A
Buchanan sailed with lumber from the CLYDE