The Republican journal., 1913-01-09
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Wednesday afternoon, JAM 18th, by Mrs. An
gle G. Mudgett, East Main street. All men,
bers are cordially invited to be present.
business formerly carried on by Mr.. H. J.
Tozier in the lower story of Hopkins block,
Church street and took possession Monday.
| Mr.. A. R. Holmes accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Miss Pauline, left last Saturday for visits
at PASSPORT. Mr.. Holmes is the manager of
the sardine factory at Lowder Brook, now
closed for the winter.
Mr. Crawford Treat, after spending the
Christmas vacation from Colby College with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah c.: Treat,
Church street returned Dec 31st to Waterville
to resume his studies. He is member of the
sophomore class.
Miss Mary Hichborn reached home last Fri
day evening. She remained three days with
her brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Fred O
Hlchborn in Portland; and the same length of
time, with her brother and wife, Hon. ard Mrs.
Charles S. Hichborn in Augusta She attend
ed the Inauguration of Gov. Haines. while at
the Capital.
Miss Marian Kneeland left Jan. LIST for Che-
sea. Mass, to resume her teaching in the CITY
schools, after spending her vacation week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Charles Knee
land, Cape Jellison. Our young townswoman's
success In her new field of labor is most graf
Tying to her numerous friends in her native
town.
Miss Mary Calkin, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Calkin, School street. left
Tuesday morning for Wellesley College, to
take up her Junior class work, after spending
her Christmas recess with her parents and
sisters. Success in the future as in the past.
Miss MaryH' is the wish OF many acouaint
ances in town
Mr. Elman D. Dickey of Portland was in
town last week .ndeavoring to dispose of
some of the real estate belonging to his
mother, Mrs. Addie S. Dickey, who is now
critically i'll in hospital in Portland from
tuberculosis of the bowels. Sympathy is ex-
tended to the patient by her numerous friends
in her old home
Mfs. John M. Ames has closed her School
street residence and gone to spend the winter
with her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Albert M.
Ames. Church street. Although somewhat
improved from her recent quite severe illness.
Mrs. Ames, senior, is still in very poor health.
Her many friends are daily looking for more
marked symptoms of permanent gain
Last week the following weather was daily
apportioned to Stockton: Sunday fine day. re-
markaby warm, for December; Monday. mild
transform, with boisterous gale in evening;
Tuesday, lovely. warm day (no STOW lefty
Wednesday, warm, foggy morning, half-sun-
shine in afternoon; Thursday, almost summer.
like day; Friday, warm rainstorm; Saturday,
overcast sky, with high, raw wind, and slight
snow t1rts occasionally.
Tuesday evening, Dec. 81, 1912, Mr.. Arthur
A. Colcord, East Main street, and Miss Alice
L. App of PASSPORT were united in marriage
by Rev. c. H. Mckinney, at the Congl par
sonage in Searsport. Congratulations and best
WISHES are offered by Stockton to her son and
his chosen bride May their life voyage be
prosperous and happy throughout The young
couple are at present with the groo.,'s sisters
Misses Lizzie B. and Evelyn l.. CoIcord, lin the
home of their father. the late Capt. Melvin E
Colcord.
From Cape JeIison piers the following ship
ping report was telephoned Monday evening,
Dec 30th: Rockland & Rockport Lime Co.'S
Barge No. arrived, in tow If tug Orion to
load paper; and steamer Millinocket arrived
with general cargo from New York Dec 3lst,
Rockland & Rockport Lime Co.'S Barge No 7
1p6 with e.
Orion. Jan. l, steamer Millinocket sailed with
paper for New York. Jan. 9Th, steamer Mill
nocket arrived with general cargo from New
ork, and the Rockland & Rock port Lime Co.'S
Barge No. arrived to load paper for Boston.
The Ladies' Aid Society at the recent meet
ing with Mrs. Harry R. Hichborn elected Mrs
Simeon F. Ellis. Church street. as president
and Mrs. Frank Patterson East Main street.
as Wee President, for the coming three
months They also voted to make January "a
social month" holding genuine social gather
ings on each Thursday afternoon, at which
card playing, neighborly chatting, personal
fancy work Zones OWN and any pleasing d.
version hall occupy the hours. Mrs. Frank A.
Patterson will entertain in said manner this,
Thursday. afternoon. Let her desire for a
good sized company be fulfilled! cordial in
vitation is generally extended to all ladies to
participate in this sociableness. five-cent
fee will be paid by each participant in this
familiar conversation and .social whist" play
ing.
The dance and card party given in Denslow
Hall the evening of January End by Mrs E.
A. Mayville and the Misses Helen and Jose
phine Davis of Park. proved great soc ial
success. The large company mingled old
and young-enjoyed to the fullest extent the
hospitality. extended by the hostesses, the
dancing, the card playing, the sociability and
pervading air of good humor which permeated
the gathering. Cake, doughnuts and coffee were
beautifully served, and the universal testi-
mony of the guests was, "a delightful even
ing" Mrs. Mayvie is the proprietor of the
new millinery business established in town last
spring, with which our ladies' have been sngu-
larly we'll pleased Mrs. Mayville is
fist in her liner has been frequently said
throughout the village an easily substantiated
fact!
FRANKIE RT.
Miss Ada C. Williamson has returned to