The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-04-24
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

STOCKTON SPRINGS.
I Mr.. Irving Littefeld returned N onday morn
ing from a few days stay in Bangor. He is
much interested in the running of automobiles
The Ladies Aid Society of tie Universalist
parish will be entertained socially this, Thurs.
day, afternoon by Mrs. James N Treat, Yves,
Main street.
The Auxiliary Society of the young ladies
of the Unive1salist parish was entertained
Friday afternoon by Miss Lucretia Flanders
East Main street.
Mrs. Herbert L. Hopkins, Church street, has
received letters from her husband. mailed at
Havana, Cuba, on his outward passage TO Pan
anna. Zine trip thus far" he reported,
Mr. Avah C. Treat, Church street, was out
Monday for the first time in week, having
been quite i'll and confined for several d; Us to
his bed. DR.. G. A. Stevens was in attendance
Mr.. Albert E. Taylor. principal Of the high
school, returned April 18th from Skowhegan
where he was called by the serious illness of
an aunt, and Immediately r. suned his school
duties.
The Current Events Club will be entertain
ed in regular session Wednesday afternoon,
April 3oth, by Miss Leora Partridge, Church
street. All members are cordially invited to
be present.
On Monday the Savings DeI artment of the
Stockton Springs Trust Co., reached its highest
in 49, 6
+ ali having the financial prosperity of our citi-
zens in view.
Mrs. Eden Shute, Sylvan street, took her
young daughter, Miss Louise, to Bangor last
week, to consult an oculist regarding an atfec-
ton of the eyes which has been annoying the
child for some time.
Mr.. Ernest Mclaughlin, School street, left
last Friday for Bangor to be taught to run the
Ford Automobile recently bought by his
father, Mr.. John Mclaughlin. for use at his
Main street livery stable.
Miss Marian Kneeland arrived home from
Chelsea, Mass, last Saturday to spend her
brief vacation from her school duties with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles kneeland, Cape
Jellison. Welcome home!
The singing school, Mr.. Nye of Searsport.
teacher, is postponed the present week from
Tuesday to Thursday evening, to convene
some who must be at the piers at Cape Jelli-
son on the arrival of steamer Millinocket
Capt. Manley Grant is still in Boston hospi-
tai, but his physician assures his wife that the
lungs are clearing as rapidly as can be ex-
pected. after severe case of pneumonia.
Mrs. Grant is in the city seeing her husband
daily.
Mr.. George S. Staples and young son of
Pittsfeld. Me-. were guests of Mr.. SIS mother,
Mrs. Horace Staples. West Main street, early
last week. Old schoolmates and relatives re-
GREETED the brevity of his tarry, as few had
the pleasure of seeing him.
Miss Emma Hichborn came from Belfast
Saturday to be with her brother, Capt. Edmund
Hichborn, and sister, Miss Nellie Hchborn, in
the family homestead, West Main street, over
Sunday. Capt. Hichborn took her to Belfast
Monday morning, she being still employed in
Howes' dry goods store.
All. oSoA &c l. A4lChDoAA VI 1OItlAuU Arrived
Saturday to spend Patriots Day with his sis
tiers. the Misses Hichborn, Church street. He
drove to Hampden Sunday afternoon to take
the electric cars to Bangor to catch the night
train to Portland. Stockton has not yet been
granted Sunday service on the railroad.
Mrs. Charles Heath of Sandy point village,
accompanied by her two children. came last
Sa turday to visit her sister, Mis-. Herbert
Mixer, Sylvan street. over Sunday. She re-
turned Monday afternoon. Mrs. Heath is the
youngest of the family of the late MIR. and
Mrs. J. W. Thompson of this village, where
all are glad to greet her.
Mrs. P. D. Lancaster of Cambridge, Mass,
reached her old home Wednesday by Boston
steamer for brief tarry with relatives. Mr..
Lane aster will join her Friday. to::remain over
Sunday. the guest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. N. Lancaster. West Main street. We glad
ly welcome this couple to Stockton. wishing
their stay might lengthen INTO permanency
Mr.. Charles. H. Nys Of Hyannis. Aass- called
upon old friends { his wife. the late Mrs
Rose (Bssry) Nys. April 18th. to The pleasure
Of these rsmsn bsred. who hope to again ~