The Republican journal., 1909-12-16
TOCKTON SPRINGS.

STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Ladies' Aid Society will meet this,
day, afternoon, with Mrs. Harry r.
"A .orn, East Main street.
pictures and calendars from the camera
m rush of Miss Harriet D. Hichborn are
a gn sale at w. F. Trundy's store.
In, Current Events Club was entertained in
.-Jar meeting Wednesday afternoon, by
rrs T. r. and Miss Alice Hichborn, East
ar street.
lae' Gerrity of Bangor was the guest of
II. a.at and husband Mr. and Mrs. Alvah c.
-L Church street. last week, leaving Thurs
a home
ord Hopkins of Camden was the guest
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
pkins, over night last Friday, leaving for
que saturday
Mrs Samuel Boyd of Boothbay Harbor left
ne middle of last week for her home after a
EManjght's visit with her daughter, Mrs C. E.
Erl-0, Sylvan street.
aptain L. NJ. Partridge is now improving
ssa ly, although very slowly. 1t is quite re-
~srsable in one of his advanced age to have
.l from so severe an illness.
Mr. Arthur Colcord picked several May
ger buds last Thursday in the wood-ot be-
-E,ug to his father, Capt Melvin E. Colcord
rr unusual for SO late in December.
Rev A. A. Smith of Belfast came last Friday
yerjng to attend the Guilds sale in Hichborn
hall He was entertained for the night by Mr..
r Mrs. Everett Staples, Sylvan street.
N. Albion P Goodhue, End, left Monday for
Import to do the plumbing throughout the
aGealow which the Lancasters are building
r Nr. Levi Hartman of Cambridge, Mass.
f, a III be absent three or four weeks
rom Cape Jellson piers we obtained the
wing shipping report Monday evening:
-5ember Sth, steamer Savannah sailed, light,
Ugh Island December 9th, SCH Grace
arrived to load pine for New York.
N-s Charles Kneeland has so far recovered
her attack of erysipelas as to attend to
-- upusehold duties, although still having an
ing stiffness through hand and fingers.
N rust in time they may become normal.
The sale under the auspices of the Young
uies' Guild was very successful, netting a
u " sum to the treasury of the association,
III is devoting its efforts toward church re-
s-s painting, etc.-a most commendable OBJ
Nr L. P Lawton, cashier of the Stockton
--rgs Trust Co., left last Thursday to join
.lfe in Boston, where she is visiting her
..y Is Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman. He returned
nday and was at his place in the bank in
sfternoon.
member the meeting of the Young Peo-
Guild tomorrow, Friday, afternoon at z
ck with Miss Bertha Hutchings at the
ura of Mrs. Lillias N. Staples, Maple street.
.4Il attendance is requested, as special ques-
I,fn +In ,hnrs do
son.
avid W Nickels of Searsport, now engag-
sinking artesian wells in Bangor, called
elatives in town Monday For year
IS been employed in Millinocket and vicin-
. 4rilling wells for the Great Northern
r Co., keeping two machines at work con-
ally.
Jugs. Herbert Mixer and daughter, Miss
arrived from Middletowr, Conn, last Fri
10 open their house on Sylvan street, after
zee years absence. Mr.. M. will join
later, being in New York on business at
mt. Stockton is glad to see her old resi-
once more in town.
IS Mabel F. Simmons left by early train
- Friday for Boston, having closed her
ol street home for the winter. She will
--.4n n with her sisters, Miss Lillian A. Sim
return will be heartily welcomed by her
arous friends in her native town.
Mrs. Angie G. Mudgett writes her relatives
he has decided to spend the winter with
ster. Mrs. Lizzie G. Blanchard, who is a
med invalid from rheumatism) at the
,- of her daughter, Mrs. John Mitchell, at
Pur Washington Long Island. Her many
tre'ds regret this long absence from Stockton.
next Sunday there will be special Christ
E.s service at the Universalist church by Rev.
Smith, the same as in his Belfast parish.
g= ehurch will be appropriately decorated and
letal music will be rendered for the occasion.
We rust a large congregation may listen to
Iut inspiring discourse which is sure to be
g2ea by so talented minister
ristmas preparations are now occupying
he feminine portion of our citizensi Mer-
harts are offering fine displays, each in his
laFlcular line-dry and fancy goods at J. G.
amoert's; s;choice groceries, glass and crockery
ware at the j. M. Ames Co.'S store; crockery
and class at the hardware store of Goodhue &,
Co., groceries and confectionery at M. R. La
Earay's and at R. L. Mudgett's, with fancy
goods and notions at W. F. Trundy's place of
BUSINESS. Give them call before making the
last christmas purchase.
hester Harrison, youth of 16 years, met
with serious accident last Saturday. He fell
if.m the roof of the fertilizer building at
iaek's Point, on which he was at work-a dis
lance of 20 feet-breaking both arms and
severely bruising his head and body. After
beng examined by Searsport physicians he
Vas brought in hack to his home at Cape
Jellison, where he is reported today, Monday,
as doing well. Sympathy is extended to him,
II his suffering and confinement to bed.