The Republican journal., 1913-03-27
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

. ONh lON 81 KIND.
MIR. Alvah c. Treat has been elected to serve
for another year as superintendent of schools
in Stockton Springs.
Mrs. James Crawford of Hinckley, the
guest of Mrs. L. S. Titcomb for fortnight,
took Mondays early train for home.
Mrs. l.. S. Titcomb, Sylvan street, left Mon
day for Belfast, en- route to Pittsfed. where
she will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dear
born for a week
Miss Grace Calkin came from Bucksport
Seminary last Saturday to spend a weeks va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Calkin, School street.
Mrs. Celia b. Herrick, Middle street, is APP
parently somewhat better at this date-March
24th-and her numerous friends are hoping the
improvement may continue
Mr.. Ora Titcoub of Belfast was the guest of
his uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs L. S. Tit
comb, Sylvan street, for several Gays the past
week. He left Monday for home.
Mr.. John Mclaughlin, School street. bought
weighing 1900 pounds of Mr.. B. o. Norton of
Belfast for his we'll equipped livery stable on
Main street.
The Young Ladies Auxiliary was entertain
ed Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Elmer L.
Thompson, Church street, who is deeply in
terested in this association CT young people 81
the Universaiist parish.
Miss Mabel F. Simmons arrived home Mon
day from Boston, v here she had spent the
winter, and Immediately open>d the hume-
stead on School street for the sun ner. We'll
come home exciaim numerous OLD friends
At this writing. Monday, the young people
ane others devoted to TerEsichorean pleasures
are busily preparing for the bail TO be held i'll
Denslow hall Tuesday evening, March 18th,
for the benefit OF the Stockton brass band.
Greeley's orchestra i'll furnish music tor the
dancing
Mr., and Mrs. Lewis A Barrett, Sylvan
street, left by morning train Monday for New
York, where lhey will take steamer for tcua-
dor, 5. A., intending to be absent two years
Nh Herbert Mixer, father of Mrs. Barrett
I he Ladies' Aid society will meet for sew
ing this, THURSDAY, afternoon with Mrs. Harry,
K. Hichborn, East Main street. Those inter
ested in the Universslist la1ish ok are cor
olaliy invited to participate in the good use of
needle. thinble and thread on his occasion.
Mr.. j. N. Levine. after being some DAYS
With his wife and babe at the residence OF his
tather-ln-law MIR. j, "A. Flanders, East Main
street, left last THURSDAY for Watelvllle, the
little son, Master John, being considered con-
valescent. His serious bronchitis was alarm
ing fo2 some days
Mrs. Harry W. Griffin left Monday for Bos
ton, en- route 20 her Mattapoisett, Mass, home
after being with her parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Frank A. Patterson. East Main street. for
nearly fortnight. Giflhood associates glad
ly greet her in her native town, regretting the
brevity of her talries among them.
We are glad to be able to announce the con-
tlnued favorable reports from Miss Ethel Col
cords nurse in the Portland hospital, received
by her brothers. Messrs. Edgar M. and Arthur
Colcord. The Misses Lizzie B. and Evelyn L.
Colcord are at this ~riting-Monday- still in
Portland, to be near their invalid sister,
wrestling with typhoid fever.
The Stockton weather report for last week
is as follows: Sunday, mild, with overcast
sky; Monday, beautiful day-high N. W. wind,
"a real Marcher;' Tuesday, bright morning,
overcast sky in afternoon; Wednesday, bright
sunshine, very mild day; Thursday, thick fog
in forenoon, rain in afternoon; Friday, foggy
and mild; Saturday, bright sunshine with rous-
ing N. W. wind, not cold
Mrs. Lorena =. (Patt erson) Ferguson is the
guest OF her sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. Lancaster, East Main street. Her
home is now in Berlin, Mass, where Mr.. Fer
guson died two years ago. She has been visit
ing her sister Mary and husband, Mr.. and Mrs,
John ]. Wardwell, in Rockland for several
weeks, coming from there to Stockton. Many
old acquaintance are pleased to see her in
her native town.
Saturday for home after being the guest of his
brother and wife, MIR. and Mrs. Loren Griffin,
Maple street, and his several sisters, Mrs. John
Clark, Mrs. John M. Ames and Miss Maria
Griffin, for over a week. He arrived at the old
family home. just in season to celebrate
March 13th-the Tooth anniversary of the birth
of his father, the late Mr.. Isaac H. Griffin, long
highly respected citizen of this village.
The public schools in town began Monday
with the following teachers: Village. Mr.. AL
bert E. Taylor. High school; Mrs. Carrie P.
Hamlin, intermediate; Miss Elva M. Randell,
primary; at Standpoint. Mr.. Snow. grammar
school; Miss Morris, combined intermediate
and primary: at Narrows, Mrs. Alvah Clifford;
at Lowder Brook, Miss Sadie Laurey Of Lewis