The Republican journal., 1913-09-18
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

urday's Boston steamer en- route to their home
in Cambridge, Mass.
September is giving US some fine sunshine,
albeit the temperature is rather too cool for
ut-of- door pleasures!
Fred Hendricks. Middle street, went to
Montpelier. Vermont, recently, where he ex-
poets employment in stone cutting.
Work at the sardine factory at Lowder
Brook is now running briskly. More opera
tives are wanted in the packing room.
Miss Esther Ellis left Saturday for Boston.
after spending her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Simeon F. Ellis, Church street.
Mrs. c. Sidney Smith of New Bedf I'd, Mass,
the guest of Miss Harriet D. Hchborn for
mont h, left Monday by Boston boat for home.
The telephone line to Cape Jellison piers is
temporarily out of commission and no ship
ping report for the past week can be obtained
by your cores ondent. this (Monday) even
ing.
left town Sept. 9th, after spending week
with Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Titcomb, Sylvan
street, and Mr.. ard Mrs. A. R. Bennett, Mid
die street.
= Mr.. Morton Carleton of Winterport has fir
ished his engage ment at Cape Jellison piers
and left Sunday for home. He boarded with
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Titcomb, Sylvan street,
during his stay in town.
William H. Staples of Lowell. Mass. left for
home Sept. 9th. after being the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Horace Staples. West Main
street, for few days. Why SO brief tarry
WILL" that old associates fail to see on?
Republicans and F,egressives rejoicing
over the defeat Of Pattar gall! Said one gen.
Il man: Maine repudates the wel-nigh free
trade tariff, as she IT I udated Canadian Reel
procity. The schoolnaster has received q
jolt!''
Stockton has a new cotbler, Charles Fish
from Union, " no is located on the second floor
Of NJ. r. LaFureys block. where those re-
quiring shoes repaired will find him ready to
serve them H boards with MIR. and Mrs. L.
s. Titcomb Sylvan street.
Mr., and Mrs. Bert Norwood and family of
Warren. accompanied by his father Mr.. Ly-
sander Norwood. visited MIR. ard Mrs Frank
Jackson Church street. last Sunday, dining at
their home. They drove over in the Norwood
au tomobile, returning toward night.
Mrs. S. F1aEces (Frye) Bridges, Middle
street, accom- anied by her guest. Mrs. Jane
(Libbey) Avery of Cambridge, Mass, return
ed Sept. 10th fr,m weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellsworth Jones of Bangor and few
days at Etna, after ding camp meeting.
The Current Events Club enjoyed its month
ly cutting last Friday afternoon, taking
an auto ride to Searsport and others carriage
drive the length of Sears Island; all meeting
at the "Auto Rest ard Lunch ROOM" in Park,
for refreshments. 1t was very pleasant &C.
cason.
company of fifteen neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs Bion B. Sanborn, Church street. called on
The m last Sunday morning at their log cabin
on the Standpoint shore of Fort Point Cove,
ca trying picnic dinner with them, which was
eaten with n UGH merriment at that attractive
locality.
Our beautiful flowers are still blooming in
profusion despite the rather cold northwest
wi nds which have switched them rudely dur
ing the past week! The verdure of lawns
mains unchanged. but an occasional cluster of
rightly tinted autumn leaves may be seen in
ur maple trees
Mrs. Horace Staples met with an accident
last week-fell in the stable of their residence
and has been exceedingly lame. unable to
keep about the house. ever since. Her sister.
Mrs. Hattie c. Hichborn, has been with her
since the injury. We are glad to learn that
Mrs. Staples is now improving.
Mrs. Harry D. shute arrived from Rockland
Sept. 9th, having been there since the middle
of June to be with her husband when at that
end of the trips Of the steamer Morse Of the
Bar Harbor line, of which he is first officer.
She is with her mother, Mrs. Albert c. Col
ord, East Main street. Welcome home!
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. R. Patterson of New
Bedford, Mass left Sunday morning for their
automobile trip home. They had been the
guests of his parents, Capt. and Mrs. Frank A.
Patterson, East Main street. for the past
month. Relatives and old friends greatly en-
joyed greeting them on Mr.. Patterson's native
soil.
Mr.. P L. Hupper Of the Ames Grocery Co..
accompanied by his wife, left last Saturday
for weeks visit at Port Clyde, their former
home Mr.. Albert M. Ames is assisting in the
store during the absence of his successor.
IT'S familiar sight to see him again behind
the counters in the business he and his part
spring.
Dr. and Mrs. Herman G. Hichborn, accom-
panied by their daughter. Miss Ruth Hichborn.
left Sunday in their Franklin automobile for
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