The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-06-27
STOCKTON SPRINGS.


last Friday with an acquaintance. returning by
steamer Saturday.
Mrs. M. J. Goodere was in Bangor three
days last week viewing the Carnival parades,
the aviation feats, etc.
Monday, as these items are mailed, the tenn
perature assures US that the good old summer
time-in- Maine has arrived
Miss Annie Callahan, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Staples, Church street, for a
fortnight, left Monday for her Boston home.
Messrs. Harry R. Hichborn, Albert M. Ames
and Walter F. Trundy were among our citizens
present at Bangor for the principal day of the
carnival.
Mrs. Milton J. Goodere, accom- anied by her
daughter, little Miss Muriel, left last Thurs
day for Fort Fairfield, to visit her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Doyle have recently
moved into Mr.. J. L. Lancaster's house, Middle
street. Mr.. and Mrs. L. are in Massachusetts
for the present.
| Mrs. Eugene Greenwood of Keene. N. H.,
called here to attend the funeral of her broth
er, Mr.. H. Edmund ohute, last week, left Sat-
urday for home.
Mrs. Alvah c. Treat spent carnival week IN
Bangor, the guest of her sister and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Gerrity. She reached home
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Augusta Shute and daughter, Mrs.
Smith, of Belfast, attended the burial services,
OF The late H. E. Shute last week at his late
residence. Standpoint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Marston came up
from Camden last Sunday in their automobile,
to dine with MIR. and Mrs. Bion B. Sanborn,
Church street, returning at night.
Mr.. Earle Gardner. after ten days tarry
with his mother, Mrs. Carrie A. Gardner, Mid
die street. took Tuesdays Boston steamer tor
home, his business demanding his presence.
DIR. G.. E. Britto moved Monday from the late
Capt. Everett Staples place, Sylvan street.
into the late Capt David N. Berry house. West
Main street, which he recently bought from
Mr.. Willard M. Berry.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet for sewing
this, Thursday, afternoon, with Mrs. Frank A.
Patterson. East Main street. All are cordially
invited to help along this good work for the
Universalist parish
Mr.. ]. Howard Winchester of Corinna, came
in his automobile, Friday, to call upon DR.. 6. A.
Stevens and wife, (old school acquaintance, at
Pittsfeld Institute,) and Mr.. Everett
Staples, also fellow student at said school.
| To OF
their boarding house from Gilmore street to
the Moulton house, socaled, on West Main
street, the house they now occupying, hav-
ing been sold by Capt. Melvin E. Colcord to
MIR. W. M. Berry.
| The following Stockton ladies' spent last
Thursday in Bangor: Mrs. Frank l.. Blanchard
Mrs. Albert c. Colcord, Mrs. John E. Lancas-
ter, Mrs. Clifford N. Fletcher, Mrs. Nicholas
B. CHM and Miss Nellie Hichborn, taking in
the attractive features of the carnival.
Mrs. Andrews, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Heath, Cross street. Joined her hus-
! band in Boston last week on his arrival from
Mexico, where he has been engaged in civil
engineering, and Sunday they arrived in
Stockton, and are the guests of Mrs As pa
rents for the present.
Mrs James F. Ryder of Boston, Mass, arriv-
ed by Sundays boat to spend the summer with
her aged father, Capt. j. French Hichborn,
East Main street. DR.. R. will join his wife
later, for his furlough from Uncle Sans"
employment as Chief of the bureau OF Ami
NAL Industry, i'll Boston.
Mrs. William Carter suffered a serious
apopletic shock a week ago and is still in
helpless condition, although at this writing,
Monday, her symptoms quite favorable,
her speech having partially returned. She is
under the medical OF DIR. G. A. Stevens
and :; s nurse from Belfast
Mrs. John M. Ames and daughter, Mrs.
| Charles DevereauX, arrived recently from
Rutherford, N. j., and opened the Ames house
on School street for the summer. MIR. D. will
later join his wife for a few weeks. Old
friends greet them with pleasure in their
tive town, rejoicing that Mrs. D. can report
herself better.
Stockton's weather last week as follows:
Sunday, dull morning, rain in evening; Mon
day, rainstorm, cold and raw; Tuesday, beauti-
full day, quite warm; but growing cooler toward
night; Wednesday, charming day, quite sum-
r-like; Thursday, fine weather. warm south
erly wind; Friday, foggy morning, clear warm
afternoon; Saturday. good day. quite warm.
What of our National political outlook, now
that the Chicago convention has ended in put
ting two candidates before the people? Con-
sidering the expressions of popular feeling by
presidential preference primaries, can Taft win
the electoral votes of the majority of the Re-
publican States? The Democrats are rejoicing
over the candidacy of the present chief mag
istrate; why this great satisfaction?
Mr.. John C. Showers of West Palm Beach,
Florida. surprised his friends in Stockton by a
hurried call last Friday, having just arrived by
Boston boat He and Mrs. Showers reached
Boston in season to join their daughter, Miss
Miriam, at the close of her freshman year at
Mount Holyoke College. Mrs. S. taking the
young lady to the White Mountains for q
weeks recreation, after which they will come
to Standpoint for the summer. Mrs. has rent
ed a.cottage there
From Cape Jellison piers the following ship
ping report was telephoned Monday evening:
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