The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-09-19
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

| Mrs. Carl Flanders left for Bangor last FRI
day to visit her brother-in-law, Mr.. James
Flanders and wife for several days.
Mrs. Medora G. Marden returned last Satur-
day from visit with her aged mother, Mrs.
Gooding Grant, in her Prospect home.
Miss Amelia Stevens went to Belfast Satur-
day en- route for Troy, where she was called
by the increased illness of her invalid aunt
| Capt. Oscar Ellis of Brewer was in town last
Saturday and called upon relatives and old
acquaintances. He came down in his automo-
bile.
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens of Belfast
were guests Of DR.. and Mrs. George A. Stew
ems, Church street. last Sunday, returning
home at night.
Mr.. Frank H. Moulton has returned to his
situation as a jeweler in Boston, after spend
ing fortnight's vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry s.. Mouton. Cross street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren c. Loud, Church street,
left early last week for Hampden to visit Mr.
LIQUIDS parents before his return to Washing
ton county, where he is engaged in civil en-
cheering.
! John Mclaughlin, School street. recently
sold the So called Croker place, upper Sylvan
street, for $1,000 to MIR. Hicks of Rockland.
1t is an unsurpassed location for a summer
residence.
Mrs. Nicholas B. CHM left Monday to join
her husband in New York for a few weeks
visit before he returns to Stockton. Mr.. CHM
is employed upon yacht, having headquarters
in New York.
Mr.. Carl Flanders is spending portion of
his vacation season in Washington county, de-
string bit of genuine out-of door life before
returning to Office duties and legal considera-
tions in New York.
Stockton Republicans rejoiced to see The
Journals rooster out in full size on Thursday.
The real opinion of Names substantial cti-
zens has been expressed. Paisted and his fol-
lowers were not the peoples choice!
Have you seen the fine, new carriages dis
played by Mr.. John Mclaughlin at his COM
modious livery stable, Main street? Certainly,
he is giving the public all it can desire in the
line of easy travelling, up-to- date turnouts.
DR.. and Mrs. George A. Stevens, Church
street, motored to Troy, Sept. 10th for call
upon his parents, returning the next day, ac-
companied by his sister, Miss Amelia Stevens,
who spent the remainder Of the week with
them.
DR.. J. F. Ryder left Sunday by afternoon
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with his wife at the home of her father Capt
j. French Hichborn, East Main street. Mrs
Ryder will join him soon at their home in
Cambridge, Mass.
DR.. H. Everett Hichborn and wife of Cam
bridge. Mass, arrived last Thursday from Oak
Bluffs, Mass. where they had been summer
ing, to join his parents, Dr. and Mrs Herman
G. Hichborn, for their homeward automobile
trip after brief stay in Stockton.
DIR. and Mrs. Herman G. Hichborn, accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Ruth, and their
son and wife, DR.. and Mrs. H. Everett HIGH
born left Friday to auto home by way of Po-
land Springs. They expected to reach Cam
bridge, Mass, Monday. Stockton relatives
and associates always regret the departure of
these genial summer residents.
Last weeks weather report in Stockton was
as follows: Sunday, beautiful day, quite sultry;
Monday. lovely day, minus glazing sunshine;
Tuesday, warm day, with somewhat overcast
sky toward night, and heavy thunder shower
during the night; Wednesday, dull sky, threat
/ ening rain, mild atmosphere; Thursday, bright
sunshine, cool northwest wind; Friday, beauti-
full, warm day; Saturday, thick fog, with south
wind all day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Showers and their
daughter, Miss Miriam, ran down in their
automobile last Saturday from Standpoint
! (where they have been occupying a cottage
since their arrival from Florida, two months
ago. and called upon relatives in this village
Mrs. Showers and Miss Miriam took Sundays
steamer for Boston, en- route to Mount Hol-
yoke college where Miss Showers is now a
sophomore. Mrs. S. will return later to join
Mr.. S. and remain until their departure for
West Palm Beach, Florida, early in October
Mrs. Harry W. Griffin of Mattapoiset, Mass
arrived last Thursday to visit her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. Frank A. Patterson, East Main
/ StTeet, lOT d week. MIS-. GTllllu came QlFeCt-
ly from Vassalboro, where she had, by advice
of physicians, placed her young son Warren in
Oak Hill Seminary, the air being considered
beneficial for asthmatic patients. 1t is earnest
ly hoped this only son may find relief from
the dist ressng trouble which has burdened
him since babyhood. Relatives and school
friends gladly greet Genie May" in her
native town, wishing that Harry were
with her.
From Cape Jellison piers the following
shipping report was telephoned Monday: Sept
10TH steamer Millinocket arrived with gen.
eral cargo from New York. Sept 18th, steam
er Milinocket sailed with paper freight for
New York. Sept. 18th, schooners Carrie A.
Bucknam and Charlotte 7. Sibley sailed with
lumber for New York. Sept. 18th, schooner
A. and M. Carlisle arrived, light, to load lum-
Der. Sept. 18th, steamer Wilhelmina arrived,
light, to load paper for New York. Sept 10th,
schooner Helena sailed with lumber for New
York. and steamer Millinocket arrived with
general cargo from New York
Mrs. Medora (Grant) Marden recently ar
rived from Littleton, Colorado, where she had