The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-06-12
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr.. F. W. Collins of Rockland was bust
ness guest in town the past week.
Mrs. E. A. Mayville went to her cottage at
Verona Park with party of friends last Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs Alvah C. Treat, Church street,
were in Winterport week ago, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Freeman over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Doyle, Middle street, left
Friday for Bangor for shopping and to attend
the "big circus" They returned by last train
Mr.. Herbert Mixer reached home June Bird
from New York, having concluded his contract
there Stockton is glad to have him in town
again!
Mrs. l.. S. Titcomb and daughter, Miss
Vivian, were in Bangor last Saturday to con-
suit special physician. They returned by
afternoon train.
Mrs Milton j. Goodere, Church street. left
last Thursday for a weeks stay with her par
ents,e Mr. and Mrs. Baker in Fort Fairfield,
Aroostook county.
Our June weather thus far continues I'M
seasonably cold, although much sunshine
blesses us. The northwest winds are invig-
Grating if rather cool.
Prof. A. E. Taylor, principal of our High
school, was quite seriously i'll Monday. Dr. u.
A. Stevens was in attendance. We trust i'm
provement may be rapid.
Mrs. Bernice c. Magune and baby returned
recently to join her husband in Cambridge,
Mass, after visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs James Croker. Middle street.
Mr. and Mrs George S. Staples, of Pittsfeld
accompanied by their son, arrived Saturday to
spend Sunday with Mr.. S. s mother, Mrs Hor-
ace Staples, West Main street. They left early
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morrison, Miss Maud
Merrithew, Church street, and several persons
from Cape Jellison spent Friday in Bangor at
tending the circus, and doing more or less
shopping.
MIR. and Mrs P L. Hupper (of Ames Gro
Gerry Coz left last Friday for their former
home, Port Clyde, Maine. Miss Sadie Merri-
thew is assisting in the book keeping at the
store during MIR. Hupper's absence.
MIR. Loring Griffin, Maple street, left Mon
day for Moultonboro, N. H., to join Mr.. J. L.
Lancaster, where he will be employed in car
pentry through the season upon the great
Plant estate buildings.
One week from next Sunday the Stockton
Band will attend the Universalist church IN a
body and render several appropriate selections,
which are now under rehearsal with their IN
structor All are looking forward with IN
terest to the occasion.
II DR.. George Langtree Crockett and wife OF
Rockland, accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
Emma Crockett Hall, and two SONS, of Vinal-
haven, called upon Mir and Mrs. Alvah T.
Treat last week while making an automobile
calling trip upon relatives, cousins Of Mrs
TREATY between Rockland and Winterport.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Emery, Maple street
returned last Thursday from a trip to Cam
bridge Mass, to attend the family dlnner ana
the reception following in celebration OF the
25th anniversary of the marriage OF ME- and
Mrs. Ralph S. Staples-two Stockton children
ALWAYS welcome in their native town.
The parish supper given by the ladies OF the
Uniyersalist society last Thursday was most
successful The tables were bountlfuiiy laden
with tempting viands; the company large and
cheerful with spirit Of enthusiasm and ear
nest discussion in the parish meeting, follow
ing the supper, served in the Masonic banquet
hall.
In 1882 Thomas Partridge, Joseph Ames and
Thomas Blanchard constituted the board OF
selectmen for the town-then Prospect-and
TODAY. 81 wears later, their grandsons. Frank L.
Blanchard, Albert Nj. Ames and Ernest Part
ridge hold those positions. An odd Gomez
dencel Will such union of these mems de-
scendants, be possible in the far future?
Mrs, Susie A. Rendell arrived June Sd from
Rutherford, N j., for brief visit with her
mother, Mrs. Almeda L. Rande, Cross street,
and to be with her youngest daughter, Miss
Ada, on the occasion of her marriage. She
left Monday on her return being at present,
housekeeper for Mr.. Charles Devereaux at
his Rutherford, N. j., home.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs. Edwin Col
son gave dinner party Sunday. June sth...
l.. H. Dckey and family were recent visitors
in Prospect. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Little
field are guests of their daughter, Isabel Har-
ris Alice Carr has returned home after
few weeks stay at the home of George Duna-
yer Mr.. Orman Colson was recent visitor
at the home of Fred Eames Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin Harris attended the Memorial services
of Granite Grange Sunday, June 9Th.
From Cape Jellison piers. the following ship
ping report was telephoned Monday evening:
June End steamer dMillinocket arrived. with
general cargo from New York, and schooners
Susie P Oliver and James Young sailed with
lumber for New York. June Bird, steamer Mil
linocket sailed with paper for New York, and
sch, Charlotte 7. Sibley sailed with lumber for
New York. June 4th, sch. Kit Carson arrived
with freight for the Great Northern Paper Co.
of Millinocket. June 6th. sch. Kit Carson
sailed, light, for Bangor, and sch. Susan N.
Pickering arrived to load steel rails for Nova
Scotia.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Showers of West Palm
Beach, Florida, who are spending the summer
at the home of Mrs. Showers parents, the late
Capt. and Mrs. William McGilvery, Searsport.
called on the Misses Hichborn, Church street
last Thursday. 1t was at their hospitable home
that Miss Harriet D. Hichborn improved SO