The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-09-21
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Master Albion T. GoodhUe suffered quite an
i'll turn last week, but at this writing. Monday
is considerably improved.
Mr.. Elmer E. Thompson came down from
Bangor last Saturday, to spend Sunday with
Mrs. T., returning Monday morning.
DR.. J. F. Ryder left last Saturday for Boston,
leaving his wife to remain until later with her
aged father, Capt. J. French Hichborn, East
Main street.
Mr.. Stephen G. Inman moved last week
from Searsport to Stockton. He occupies a
portion of Mrs. William Carter's house on
School street.
| Mercena S. Cutter of Washington, D. c.,
ridge, Church street, for two days last week,
leaving Friday for Winterport
Mr.. Crawford Treat, son of Mr.. Alvah c..
Treat, Church street, left Monday for Water
vile to enter Colby College for the full course.
Success to our young townsman!
The Ladies' Aid Society resumed its sessions
last Thursday, holding the first meeting with
Mrs. Elmer E. Thompson Church street, with
goodly number in attendance
Miss Ada Rendeil returned to Belfast Sept
18th, after spending several days with her
mother, Mrs. Susie Rendell at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. John Randell Cross street
Mr.. Perry Sprague arrived home last Thurs
day from Portland for fortnight's vacation
from the schooner Maud Palmer, of which he
is first officer. He will rejoin the vessel when
she is ready for sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Libby of Pittsfeld,
(Mrs. L. just recovering from prolonged ILL
rived Thursday evening to visit their particular
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Staples, Church
street.
Sympathy is extended to Capt. Frank l. PEN
dleton of Searsport in his irreparable loss in
the decease of his excellent wife. Mrs. P, in
her girlhood was known well in Stockton (be-
ing native of Sandy point) as Miss Harriet
Erskins.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet, socially,
this, Thursday, afternoon with Mrs. Annie K
Hartman, East Main street. The hostess
looks for goodly number to participate in the
whist playing, and general sociability. Don't
disappoint this cordial entertainer!
Mrs. Albion P. Goodhue, End. left last Satur-
day for an indefinite stay in her old home in
Boston. Mr.. G. may join her later to spend
the winter in the city as he did last year
Plumbers in smaller towns are not in great de-
mand through cold weather.
Mrs. Charles P. Staples left Monday after
being the guest of her sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford N. Fletcher, West Main
street, for fortnight, to reach her home in
New York City before the arrival of Capt
Staples steamship. Come again, Jennier'
say her numerous friends in her native town.
Mrs. Harry D. Shute returned last Sunday
from Portland, where she was the guest of
maternal relatives for week after making
trip to Mount Desert on the steamer on which
her husband has been an officer for several
years. She is, as usual, with her mother, Mrs.
Albert C. Colcord, East Main street.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur A. Blair left last Sat-
urday morning for their home in Belfast after
spending several days in the home of Mr.. J. L.
Lancaster, Middle street, to allow the pastor to
make his calls upon the members of his Uni
versalist parish in the village. All were glad
to greet him and his wife.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Showers of West Palm
Beach, Florida, called on relatives in town last
Saturday. Mr.. S. is just from the South, but |
Mrs. S. and their daughter. Miss Miriam, left |
home earlier and were three weeks in Boston |
before coming to Standpoint a week ago. |
o;n be- -, -.
Miriam enters Mt Holyoke college the present |
week for full classical course--four years of |
study, in which she delights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce d. Lancaster took Mon
days steamer for Boston, where they will !;
spend the winter, having closed their house
formerly the Capt. David G. Ames' place
East Main street. Much regret. is expressed,
BY their numerous friends in their native town