The Republican journal., 1914-07-02
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mrs Charles H. Emery, M aple street, spent
last Thursday in Bangor, returning at night.
Albert M. Ames Church street. went to
kanoor Friday on business, returning saturday,.
Mrs Mary G. Hartman of Belfast was the
| Weekend guest Of Mrs. W. L. Hanson. SANDY
point road. Old neighbors gladly greet her IN
| her native town.
Miss Susie A. Cousens has arrived ITO"
| Brockton, Mass, to spend her summer Vacs-
ton from teaching with her mothef' mrs'
Frank H. Cousens, Churt street.
Mrs. Gleason Tinney, Church street. return
| ed last Thursday from Portland. accompanied
| nv her daughter, Miss Martha, who has oeeh
at school there during the past year.
Miss Lillian A. Simmons accompanying her
sister, Miss Mabel F. Simmons. arrived from
Boston. Juue 23rd for her annual summer rest
from citv teaching in their School street home.
Mrs. Everett Staples, Church street, return
cd June Oath from brief visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry F. Libby in their Plttsheid nome
Mrs. Libby has been invalid for some
months
| Miss Inez c. Hanson announces her reaoi-
ness to take piano pupils after July LIST. FINE
| instruction and much experience nave pre-
nared this agreeable young lady to give salts
| faction to all patrons
| Mr.. H. L. Hopkins, Church street. was
named at the Progressive convention IN Del
fast. as candidate for State Senator from
Waldo county new venture for our nus
| ting business man.
Mrs. H. j. Marden of Dorchester, Mass Is
the ones, of her sister in law, Mrs. Charles Z.
Park, West Main street, for the summer
These two ladies are welcomed by numerous
friends in the home of the latter
| 7. s. Titcomb, Sylvan street, is apparently
steadilv convalescing from his recent surgical
+ra.tment He is now able to sit up for an
hour occasionally. Congratulations are eA-
| tended by many neighbors.
| Mrs, Albert M. Ames. Church street, return
ed Thursday afternoon from an enjoyable
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Lancaster In
their pleasant Bangor home, they bringing her
: to Stockton in their automobile.
| Mrs. J. A. Flanders, East Main street, arriv-
ed home Sunday morning from visits with rela-
tives in Maiden, Westdaie, Boston and Brook
| limo Mass. She was absent three weeks and
| nr,oerous friends welcome her home-comingl
! Clifton Smell of Maiden, Mass, arrived Sat
urdav to remain the guest of his mother. Mrs.
Sarah Smell, West Main street. for week.
Welcome to familiar scenes! Mr.. Smell has
been the principal of the Maiden Grammar
school for several years.
| The onrushing automobiles are filling our
houses with dust these pleasant days. The
occasional showers and the free use OF water
from numerous hose pipes are OF little avail
! against the daily increasing number OF ma
chimes. which powder the dirt into these whlrl-
ing dust particles.
Mrs. Harry E. Verrill, with two young
children. who is spending the summer with
he, parepts, Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Moulton
cross street. left June oath to join her husband
who ia employed in Milford. and visit his
r,other there for an indefinite time.
NJ, and Mrs. H. L. Hopkins and son. Mr.
George H. Hopkins, Church street. with Mr.
and Mrs. Alvah C. Treat. Church street as
,,ests motored to Waterville. Pittsfleld ano
Rangor last Thursday, attending the theatre In
the last named city and reaching home In the
"uee anna hours" tired but happy.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Staples of Denver Coz
the guests for few weeks Of his sister , MRS MRS
Albert c. Colcord, left last THURSDAY !ol VIEW sS
Vork Citv. They will return to por.iaho anu
aoan Maine. to visit relatives before max
;nm - farewell call in Stockton, preparatory 70
,ne,;no for their western home late in July.
| Mr., F. A. Mayvilk, Church street. left
mrs lot week to spend an indefinite length
Of time a a, me, some Carpentry done at present
s Msny i friends are anticipating deightsome
outings in accepting her cordial invitations I.
i visit her later in her charmlngly ioca'eu BULL
mer home.