The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-08-21
STOCKTON SPRINGS.


weather, accompanied by "Dog. Days" hui
midity!
Capt. Eden Shute left August goth to rejoin
his vessel. loading at Rockland. His larry in
Stockton was necessarily short.
The stream of automobiles. rushing through
our streets, is more impetuous than ever before!
The mania for speed. seems insatiate!
Mr.. Frank E. West of Milo is the guest of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. West
Gilmore street. at this writing. Monday.
Mrs. Mary 1. Kidder of Melrose Highlands,
Mass. arrived August 18th to visit her BROTH
er and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Flanders. East
Main street.
Monday was the hottest day of the seas y.
in Stockton! Work in the open sunsl. ,e,
seemed we'll nigh impossible. Men and asts
painted for breath.
Mrs. George Titcomb and children left Mon
day for Oakland. Maine. Mr. Titcomb will re-
main for few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. S. Titcomb.
Mrs. c. w. Sprague was the guest of DR..
and Mrs. C. Edward Britto on an automobile
trip to Rockland last Saturday. They return
ed Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Eliza G. TIundy, West Main street, left
Aug. 18th for an indefinite stay with her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Parker, in Frankfort.
Miss Olive Foster, accompanied by her
brother, Mr.. Earl Foster of School street, spent
few days last week at Bayside, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Weymouth.
j.: Mrs. Belle Anderson Young) Morse of
Massachusetts is the guest of her daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Trundy'
West Main street. She arrived Aug. 18th.
Mrs. Sarah (Grifhn) Breen, of bingham,
Mass. has announced her arrival home by at
tractive postcards of buildings in her adopte ]
home town. sent to old friends in Stockton.
Miss Ethel Colcord. East Main street, suffer-
ed alarming ll-turn-"acute indigestion"
as pronounced by DR.. C. E. Britto-last week,
but is now much improved. We trust there
will be no 1ecurrel ce, of this painful trouble!
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph T. Moulton of Glouces-
ter, Mass, arrived August 18th to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S Moulton, Cross
street for a few weeks. Welcome home "Joe!'
exclaim his many schoolmates in his native
village.
= Capt Eden Shute accompanied his wife
home from Rockland last Friday. leaving his
vessel to load there. They called upon their
son Eugene in Boston, and their eldest son.
MIR. Harry D.. in Rockland, while Mrs Shute
was with him.
MIR. Willard G. Staples of Newburyrort
Mass arrived at his childhood's home August
18th and remained until last Friday, the guest
of his sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
c harles Emery, Maple street. Why SO brief a
tarry "Will?"
Mr.. Walter F. Kimt all of Boston arrived
from trip into Northern Maine, ION which his
daughter, Miss Frances, his companion)
Sunday ming. He is the guest, with Miss
Frances of his sisters in law, the Misses Sim
mons, School street.
Mrs. Percy Baker left Monday to join her
husband at their present home in Deadwater,
where Mr.. Baker is Station Agent. She had
teen the guest Of her maternal grandmother,
Mrs. John Randel Cross street, for short
time. Come again, "Ada?"
Mrs. Truman M. Griffin and daughters,
Misses Gwendolyn and Marion, accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Manson in their motoring
to Stockton last Sunday, s. ending the time
with the sisters and brother of her late hus-
ella
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin P R. Patterson of
New Bedford, Mass, arr lived in their automo-
bile the evening of Aug. 11th to visit his par
ents, Capt. and Mrs. Frank A. Patterson, East
Main street. They were accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Cortell, friends from New Bedford,
who are guests at the Libby boarding house,
Sylvan street.
Mr. Harry r. Hchborn, East Main street,
accompanied his guest, MIR. James A. Blanch-
ard of New York, Oh a trip to Bangor Aug.
18TH in MIR. Blanchard's large motor boat, re-
turning the next evening by moonlight. 1t
Was a delightful trip down charming
Penobscot river. second only to the Hudson in
attractiveness.
Congregational Chapel, Gilmore street. Sun
day evening, August oath, beginning at 7.3(
o'clock. The music will consist of solos, duets
and quartettes rendered by the Stockton Spring
nd Standpoint choirs. pleasing program
has been arranged. There will be asked from
the listeners silver donation upon the colec-
ton plates.
Mrs. Susie A. Rendell of Rutherford, N ]
accompanied by her youngest daughter. Mrs
Percie Baker of Deadwater, Maine, arrived
August 18th to visit her mother, Mrs. JohE
Randell, Cross street, for the remainder of The
month. She has with her the eldest daughter
of her Oldest daughter, Mrs. George CHM Of
Clifton, N. j., pleasing little Miss, Gladys
Alma, of four summers.
Misses Beulah Cousens, Lucretia Flanders
and Josephine Davis were invited to sing last
Thursday evening in Swanvlle village at the
| Universalist church entertainment, with Miss
Susie A. Cousens as accompanist. One of Nc
Laughlin's automobiles took the party
over the pleasant road to this much visited
summer resort, returning late at NIGH
by the light of the moon. Our young ladies
re port q very pleasing occasion and a delight
full trip from beginning to home-reaching.
] Last Sunday, MIR. and Mrs. William H. Man.