The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-11-12
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

y L WIN O4N NJ ANAA
| p Mrs C. E. Britto has returned from ROCK
| land and is boarding with Mrs. c. W, Sprague,
Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry R. Hichborn and Mr..
and Mrs Ned Libbey spent last Friday IN
Bangor for business and shopping.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Conner of Park Will
leave today, Thursday, for Lewiston to WISH
their son. the editor of The Lewiston journal.
The Auxiliary Aid was entertained Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Harry D. Shute at the nome
of her mother, Mrs. Albert c. Colco1d, East
Main street.
Last Thursday Messrs. H. L. Hopkins, John
MCLAUGHLIN and Capt. Ralph Morse, motored
to Augusta on a business trip, returning late
in the afternoon.
IS Mrs. Milton j. Goodere and little daughter
Muriel. Church street, returned Friday after
noon from short visit with her aged father
Mr. Raker at Fort Fairfield, Aroostook county
MIR. and Mrs. John Mclaughlin and son.
Ernest Mclaughlin, motored to Bangor last
Friday, meeting their daughter, Mrs A'ian
Burse of Costigan, by appointment IN tnat
city.
The Current Events Club will be entertained
"Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 18th, by Mrs. Ev-
erett Staples, Church street. The hostess
selects Emusic" as the topic for reading and
i, study.
Dr and Mrs. G. A. Stevens, Church street,
intend leaving the present week for their rail-
road Journey 10 Florida, where they nope to
snsnd the winter at their George town orange
, grove:
The Ladies Aid Society of the Universaiist
har,sh will meet this, Thursday, afternoon
socially with Mrs. Albert Z. Coicoro' Ias.
Main street. This genial hostess desires 1uli
attendance.
| WI and Mrs. Charles Calkin, School street,
have secured Mrs. Rose E. Lowe OF brewer as
bousekeeper for the winter, their three oaueh-
ters being away. Mrs. Calkln Is somewhat
better for the past few months.
last week. through typographical error IN
=, { obituary for the late Mr.. william oiii'h'
1+ha name of the adopted daughter, Miss hattie
Mo,,+on fnow Mrs Emery CalderWood) was
nr,n+ed Houlton, We regret the mistake'
| Mr. John Prescott left Saturday for Burn
| ham to be absent fortnight IN looking a''e'
his lumber business in that town. he was &C.
commanded by Mrs. L. S. Titcomb, with "nom
he boards, who will visit her aged parents IN
| Pittsfield for few days
| Mr.. Eden Shute, station agent at Alton'
! . rived home last Saturday to spend SUNDAY
With his mother. Mrs. Eden S. Shute, Sylvan
street. He took Mondays early train 1or MS
present business place. Old companions giau-
" welcome him in Stockton.
| Messrs. A. L. Gardner, A. NJ. Ames' Mlilaro
Grant and Irving Littlefield motored to fltts-
f cid last Friday in the Gardner car to attend
, the Masonic school of instruction. They re-
turned during the evening, having 1ouha 'he
meeting pleasant, instructive and prohtaDie'
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph M. StoweIl of Oakland
a rived last Friday to remain week WIFI nis
mother, rs.Henry S. Stowell, living on the
lower portion of Mill street. Mr. Stowen Is q
travelling salesman for an axe factory ana Is
very successful, we hear with much pleasure
| knowing his tnoughtiuWese Va A
mother since her wldowhood
MIR. and Mrs. Charles H. Emery, Maple
street, left last Thursday by morning Tram lo'
B angor to spend the night with Mrs. oharies
A Gibson and visit MIR. Emery's mother
briefly. They returned Friday night, accom-
panied by Mrs. Emery, senior, VINO Will De the
I guest of her son and wife for lew weeks.
Manv acouaintances in town gladly welcome
this pleasant lady.
Mrs. S. Frances Bridges. Middle street. clos
ed her house Tuesday morning ana iel' ny
early afternoon train for Bangor 1or an ln-
definite stay with friends Later she WILL re-
turn and spend some time with her niece and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Staples,
Church street, before possible trip to Boston
! and Scituate. Mass
last Thursday Mrs. Ralph Morse and daugh-
ter Mrs. Jennie M. Bragg. motored to Belfast
Nth Mr. L. Albert Gardner to look over bath
room equipments which he is to furnish for
tho convenience Capt. Morse 10 to Immediately
have added to their pleasant home. Goodhue
& co.,seem to be doing flourishing business
here, and at the branch plumbing department
in Belfast,
Capt. ard Mrs. Ralph Morse returned by
train Nov. Sd from most pleasant two days
stay in Augusta. having motored over sunday
With Mr.. Frank Wellman and his daughter.
n. Jules Verne Roule. their guest TOR rev
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