The Republican journal., 1914-08-27
STOCKTON SPRINGS,

turned Monday afternoon to Bangor.
Nathaniel Lambert of Bangor arrived Mon
day to attend the burial service of his half
brother, the late Josiah G. Lambert.
Mrs Izah T. H. Sanborn of Bangor Is the
guest of her former Westbrook Seminary
classmate, Miss Faustina Hichborn. Church
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lambert of Bangor
arrived in town last Saturday, called. here by
the critical condition of his half brother, J. G..
Lambert.
Mrs. Eben Gould and son Sheldon of Dor
chester, Mass, with her mother, Mrs. Leander
Catlin of Boston, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
james N. Treat, West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McMann have leased
the Sanborn lighthouse on the shore OF Fort
Point Cove for two weeks. where they are en-
pertaining friends from New York.
Mrs Helen Farnham of Sidney arrived Aug
ust 18th to visit her relatives, Master Albion
P, Goodhue and his daughter, Mrs. Carrie A,
Gardner, Middle street, for an indefinite time.
Walter F. Kimball of Brookine. Mass. ar
rived Saturday morning to join his wife and
daughter at the home of his sisters-in- law,
Misses Lillian A. and Mabel F. Simmons. School
street.
Mrs. Julia (Staples) Treat of Newtonville.
Mass. took Mondays boat for Boston en- route
to her home, after being the guest of her SIS
ter, Mrs Sarah Smell, for fortnight in her
native town.
Mr. and Mrs G. W. Dolloff. with two daugh-
tiers, Virginia and Annie of Boston motored
through in one day to visit MIR. and Mrs B. b.
Sanborn, Church street, and Mr.. and Mrs. in.
Treat, West Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Hichborn, East Main
street, gave very enjoyable four-table suc-
ton bridge party on the evening OF August
18th, several beside the players being present
Ice cream and cake were served to close very
pleasant social function.
Mrs Harry E. Winsow of Quincy, Mass,
a accompanied by her sister, Miss Esther Ellis
of Boston, arrived Saturday by steamer to re-
main few weeks with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Simeon F. Ellis, Church street. Stock
toms welcomed
Miss Agnes Wescott of Everett, Mass, ar
rived last Friday to visit her maternal uncle
and family, Capt. and Mrs L. M. Partridge.
and daughter, Miss Leora. Miss Wescott was
born in our village, one Of the children of the
late MIR. and Mis- William Wescott, who NOV
ed to Castine.
Mr. and Mrs. James N. Treat, family and
hrch arI
and Mrs. Bion B. Sanborn, with their two
children, drove in the Treat automobile Sun
day morning to the Sanborn log cabin, to re-
main until Monday at this charmingly located
lodge Oh Fort Point Cove.
After beautiful Wednesday and Thursday
Friday opened with all-day rainstorm which
brought much benefit to the languishing gar
dens! Saturday and Sunday were lovely days.
Thus August seems to be endeavoring to COM
pensate for the disagreeable fog and mistiness
which enveloped us earlier in the month.
Mr.. H. L. Hopkins and son, Georg eH.. with
Capt Ralph Morse and Mr.. Josiah Colson as
guests, motored to Lewiston, Aug. 18th to hear
Roosevelt speak. They found big crowd,
plenty of enthusiasm, and listened to ring
ing address by the wondrous American, Theo-
dore Roosevelt No one regretted the long
ride.
Mrs. Silas Adams of Portland, accompanied
by her paternal aunt, Miss Melvina Patter-
son of Washington, D., c., left last Thursday
in her automobile for her home after being the
guest of relatives in town FOR week. Many
old friends cordially greet these ladies in
Stockton wishing that their visit might be
prolonged.
Last Saturday DR.. Herman G. Hichborn, his
son, DR.. H. Everett Hichborn and Harry H.
Hichborn, Stockt ms postmaster, went by au-
tomobile to Damariscotta to spend Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Blanchard, who are !
g ummering there, with guests. The gentlemen
will return early the present week in Mr..
Mr.. Blanchard's fine motor-boat.
Mr.. Frank De Shorn of Boston. accompanied
by his sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lowell, his brother, Mr.. Lowell. and her
a auehter by her first marriage, Miss Annie
Nav Stevens, of Dorchester. Mass, were in
the village last Saturday from Pennington,
driving over by automobile to call upon Capt.
and Mrs LIN. Partridge Church street, and the
Misses Lizzie b., Evelyn L. and Ethel Colcord.
East Main street. They remained only few
hours.
Mrs. Grace C. King OF Springfield, Mass,
who has been, with her son, the guest for some
weeks of her father, Herbert Clifford, West
Main street, has taken the second floor of the
so.called Croker house, Middle street. and Is
there entertaining Miss Irene Otto and Frank
Mckinney, both of Fitchburg, Mass. This Is
the first visit of these people to this part OF
the country, and they are much pleased Win
the surroundings and the captivating scenery.
From Cape Jellison piers. the following ship
ping report was telephoned Monday evening:
Aug. 18th, sch John R. Penrose. arrived, light,
to load lumber. Aug. 18th, steamer City OF
PHILADELPHIA. arrived. loaded and sailed with
nan=r for Boston, Aug. Goth, steamer Millin-
ockett arrived with general cargo from New
York. and schooner Margaret M. Ford sailed.
light. for Windsor, N. S. Aug. 22d. steamer
Millinockett sailed with paper for Philadelphia
and New York. Aug. oath, steamer City OF
Philadelphia arrived. light, loaded paper and
sailed at night for Boston, and sch. Emma s.
Briggs arrived, light. to load lumber; and sch.