The Republican journal., 1913-05-22
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

| Mr.. Manter Decrow has bought the SO. called
cupied for the past year.
The Ladies' Aid Society will be entertained
this, Thursday. afternoon by Mrs. Albert C.
CoIcord, East Main street.
arrived Tuesday to call upon her sister, Miss
Mabel F. Simmons, School street.
Mrs. Alvah G. Treat and Mrs Edward N
Hartman spent last Thursday and Friday in
Bangor, guests of Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Certify
The evening for the meeting of the singing
| school has been changed to Thursday, which
is convenient for more members, apparently,
than any other.
Mr.. J. E. Prescott of Burnham has been for
several days the guest of friends in town, Mr..
and Mrs. L. S. Titcomb, Sylvan street. He ar
rived last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Titcomb of Exeter
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Titcomb,
ylvan Street, for two days the past week.
They left May 18th for home.
Welfare glad to announce the continual i'm
provement of Miss Ethel Colcord since her re-
turn from the Portland hospital, and her vigor-
Gus resistance to the severe attack of typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Edric Cole man and little daughter of
Ca mbridge, Mass, arrived Saturday for her
annual visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Levi G. Griffin. Maple street. v elcome home,
"Amy Gertrude"
The Current Events Club urgently request
all who are interested in cleaning the streets
| and in the general improvement of the town
to meet tomorrow, Friday, evening at 73O
O'Clock in Hichborn Hall.
MIR. Frank E. West of Milo left Saturday for
home after being with his parents, Mr.. and
M rs. Samuel H. West, Gilmore street, for a
nu mber.of days. Mrs. West formerly Miss
Orilla Berry, did not come with him.
Mrs. c. j. Hall, formerly of Belfast, is the
! guest Of her cousin, Mrs Ralph Morse, West
Main street, for an indefinite time before going
to her cottage Halls Quarry, Mount Desert
for the summer. She arrived in town May
l4th.
Mrs. George l.. Ttcomb and two daughters,
little Doris and baby Phyllis, arrived from
Oakland last Thursday to join her husband,
who has rented the Russell Goodhue cottage,
Middle street, for the season. He is employed
at the canning factory at Lowder Brook
The Current Events Club met last week with
Mrs. Ralph NOISE, West Main street, in regu-
lar session. Miss Leora Partridge will be the
hostess Wednesday afternoon, May 2sth, at
her Church street home. ALI members are
cordially invited to be present
Mrs. Horace Staples suffered very painful
ill-turn last Sunday night-extreme neuralgia
in the lower limbs-which necessitated calling
DR.. Stevens at midnight Although relieved
of the excruciating pain she is still quite sick
We hope her improvement may be rapid
Capt. John N. Staples of Brooklyn, N. Y,
visited his mother, Mrs. Horace Staples, West
Main street. last week, leaving Thursday D. M,
by Boston steamer en- route to his home Why
SO brief tarry, "John?" Many old school
mates missed the pleasure of even hand
shake!
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Elman Dickey and little
last week for several days, leaving Saturday
for home. Mr.. Dickey sold the home (former-
ly the Joseph Segar place, Morse Ave. Of his
parents, the late Mr.. and Mrs Elman Dickey,
while here to Messrs A. M. Ames and S. B.
Merrithew.
Mrs. James Croker, Middle street, arrived
home from visits with relatives in Cambridge,
Mass. by Saturdays Boston boat. She was
accompanied by her daughter. Mrs. Bernice C.
Magune. and her babe. who will remain through
hot weather at the home of her parents at
Pleasant Point, foot of Middle street. Many
old friends welcome her to her native town.
Last week brought Stockton Springs the
following daily weather: Sunday, clear and
cold. with high N. W. wind; Monday. somewhat
cloudy morning, clear afternoon and milder;
Tuesday, beautiful and mild day, growing
cloudy at night; Wednesday. rainy forenoon,
with clear afternoon; Thursday, lovely day,
with rousing wind from the west; Friday, over
cast sky and cold atmosphere. with slight
bail-fall toward night; Saturday, a fine, clear
day, with brisk wind.
Miss Mary Hichborn, Church street. left
May 18th to join her sister, Miss Harriet D.
Hichboro, who on her return from West Palm
Beach, Florida. where her health had essential
ly improved. had been suddenly seized with
severe infia mmation of the bowels at George
town. South Carolina. where she is the guest
of relatives, DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Sparkman.
Miss Mary reached her destination Saturday
morning. finding Miss Harriet in a serious
condition Numerous friends are hoping to
hear of an improvement very soon. She is
suffering extremely at this date. Monday.
The supper served under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Universalist
parish at 25 cents per plate in the Masonic
banquet hall last Saturday at o'clock proved
grand success. socially and financially.
More than $23 was added to the Aids treas
ury. A very pleasant feature of the occasion
was the surprise given Capt. Ralph Morse.
he day-May 17th.-being the Sind anniversary
3his birth. Seated at the head Of long table,
surrounded by his wife. his daughter. Mrs.
Jennie n. Rragg. and guest, Mrs. z. J. Hall.
he was presented with handsome bouquet, Of
earnation pnks and large birthday cake.