The Republican journal., 1913-07-31
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

0lOAA YIN 81 Nl1N1Os
Mr.. NJ. J. Goodere, Stockton's railroad agent
is away on vacation at present.
There will be regular services at the Uni
versalist church through August, unless
otherwise announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and son from Newark
N. ] , are guests at the Libby House, Sylvan
street, for two weeks.
Mr.. Louis F. Murray is at home from Salem
Mass, for visit with his family at the home
on the Standpoint road.
The Fort Point cottages are mostly opened
now and this attractive portion of our town is
looking very pretty indeed.
Mrs. Albert c. Colcord, East Main street
left home July 18th to visit her sisters il
Portland for a few weeks.
The Auxiliary Society of the Universalis,
parish was entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Elmer E. Thompson, Church street.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet this
Thursday afternoon for "work or play" with
Mrs. Herbert L. Hopkins, Church street.
Monday brought fog and in the afternoon
rain to Stockton. Rather annoying to those
having last haying' to do at this date.
Miss May Treat, Oldest daughter of Mr.
Warren Treat of Chelsea, Mass, arrived Sun.
day to visit her uncle, MIR. Alvah c. Treat, anG
wife, Church street.
Mrs. G. NJ. Houghton of Bangor came te
visit MIR. and Mrs. Everett Staples, Church
street. Friday afternoon. Mr.. Houghton join
ed her Saturday. They returned Monday
afternoon.
The automobiles are almost crowdipg oul
streets on Sundays, while each day they whiz
by our doors in great numbers, leaving theil
clouds of dust and unpleasant odors to offend
cur housekeepers.
Mr.. Walter F. Kimbal left early last week
to return to his Brookline, Mass, home. His
daughter, Miss Frances, remains with her ma
ternal aunts, the Misses Lillian A and Mabe
F. Simmons, School street.
Capt. Edmund Hichborn, West Main street
and left home a week ago for sea voyage
The lure of the ocean seems irresistible te
our long time sea. captains
Mr.. Gleason Tinney and family of Cape Jeili.
MIR. Erl est Mclaughlin in one of the Nc.
Laughlin automobiles, coming back at night
These cars seem in great demand.
Miss Emma Hichborn, West Main street, re.
turned Monday to her position in J. H. Howes
dry goods store in Belfast, after spending
three weeks vacation with her sister, Miss
Nellie Hichborn. in the family homestead.
Mrs. Warren C. Loud OF Hampden is the
guest of her maternal aunt and husband
Capt and Mrs. Horace M. Griffin, Middle
street, for the present week. All old friends
are glad to see Clara" again in her native
town.
DR.. J. F. Ryder of Boston arrived last Sat
urday to join his wife at the hone of hel
father, the late Capt. J. French Hichhorn
They will soon leave for home. The Hichborr
place is in the hands of Boston real estate
agent for sale
Mrs. j. L. Lancaster of Cambridge, Mass.
arrived July 22nd to remain fortnight witt
her parents, Capt ard Mrs. Horace M. Griffin
Middle street, ard the parents of her husband
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Nj. Lancaster, Yves
Main street. Welcome home, Grace"
The many Stockton friends of Mrs Fred E
R. Piper formerly Miss hazel Houghtonl will
hear with pleasure of the coming to her happ.
home in Cambridge, Mass. July 18th, of mos
welcome little daughter. Elizabeth Caroline
Congratulations are offered the devoted par
ents.
Mrs. George Clark, accompanied by her sol
home in Somerville Mass, ard opened he
cottage on Middle street for two or tire
months. She has seldom been in town sine
the decease of her husband several years age
Mr.. Andrew D. Black of California arrived
last Saturday to visit his nephew, Mr.. Ruff
l. Mudgett, and wife, Sylvan street. Surel
a stranger in Ste ckton is this native of gu
town. He ard the late Capt A. d. Grithl
were in the California mines together year
ago.
Mr. j. A Flanders, agent for the Bull Steam
ship Co., received a telegram Monday stating
that the steamer Milinccket, injured or leav
ing Boston by a collision, is now undergoing
repairs and will leave New York Saturday, ar
irving at her pier at Cape Jellison next Mon
day. We are glad to learn that the damage
were no more serious.
Mrs. Truman M. Griffin of Pttsheld, accom-
panied by her two daughters, Misses Gwendo
lyn and Mildred, arrived July 2lst to visit tn
family of her late husband. DIR. T. M. Griffir
who is greatly mourned in his native town a
else where. These ladies are at present tn
guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. M. Ames at thei
cottage on the shore of Fort Point Cove.
Last Friday the ladies of the Curren
Events Club enjoyed a delightful buckboar
ride, going to Standpoint. around by the ston
house and down the turnpike to Park, wher
in the daintily appointed "Auto Rest an
Lunch Room" of Capt. Warren Y. Griffin, the
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