The Republican journal., 1914-03-12
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

William Morrison, Chufch street, Ieluiheu
Monday afternoon from business trip to
Cutler. Maine, his former home.
George Hopkins, Church street, took Mon
davis steamer for Boston to attend the auto
mobile show. He will be absent through the
: week.
Mrs. Carrie P. Hamlln, accompanied by her
little daughter, Vanessa. left last Thursday Tor
Searsport for an indefinite tarry with Mr..
Roscoe Arey's family,
Mr.. and Mrs A. E Colson of Searsport were
in town Saturday afternoon and took tea win
Mrs. Colson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Mer-
rithew, Church street.
, Mrs. Milton ]. Goodere and daughter Muriel
arrived home last Saturday after three
; weeks visit with her aged father, Mr.. BAKER,
in Fort Fairfield, Aroostook county.
Miss Agnes Dawson, who has been for sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Carrie A. Gardner. MID
die street, left Sunday for her nome at Hea-
pan's mountain because of ill health.
The Auxiliary Aid of the Universalst parish
was entertained last Friday afternoon by MISS
Lucretia Flanders, East Main street. Tor tne
customary needlework in which the young
ladies' excel.
The Current Events Club will meet Wednes-
dav afternoon. March 18th, with Mrs. Elmer
E. Thompson, Church street. Inc topic ~,
reading and study selected by the hostess Will
be announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Merrithew and daughter
Maud dined, by invitation. last Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs A. E. Colson, Nichols street,
searsnort-their first visit in the cosy home OF
their daughter Sadie.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mclaughlin, School
street. made a trip to Costigan last week Tor a
hrief visit with their daughter and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Burse. They arrived nome
Thursday by the evening train.
Mr. and Mrs Josiah L. Lancaster arrived
March Sd from Moultonboro, N H., tor three
weeks visit with Mrs. Lancasters parents
Can't and Mrs. Horace M Grlfhn, Middle
4 street. Welcome to native soil! exclaim old
friends.
Mrs Annie NJ Verrill, with two young chill
dren from Chelsea, Mass, is the guest of her
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Moulton. Cross
, street, for an indefinite length OF time. Inc
village air seems beneficial to the "little folks
always.
, The Ladies' Aid Society of the Universallst
parish will meet socially this. Thursday, after
noon with Mrs. Jennie M. Bragg, West Main
street. All interested friends are cordially IN
vited to participate in the sociablllty OF the
occasion.
MIR, and Mrs. Harry D. Shute left Monday
afternoon for Rockland. He will be employed
in helping put the steamer of which he Is hrst
officer in readiness for the summer campaign
and Mrs, Shute will visit in Portland for few
, weeks.
t Mr.. L. Albert Gardner, Middle street. re-
e turned last Saturday from week spent IN
a Boston in attendance upon the Hardware
D Mems Convention" which, in its various feat
0 ures and functions, he found educational and
3 enjoyable.
Last week gave us mild and somewhat vari-
able weather. Wednesday afternoon and
3 vening damp snowstorm; Thursday beau
' ii full day, followed by snow Friday, and a dull
S Saturday. March brings us no boisterous
storms thus far--Monday the tenth.
Mrs. Susie A. Rendell has gone from hes
3 mothers home, Cross street, to care for her
e invalid aunt, Mrs. Wilson Randell, in Belfast
. for an uncertain number of weeks. The &C.
a uaintances of the patient hope her restora'
l ton to health may be rapid
: Mrs, Ada R. Baker after a brief visit with
I her maternal grandmother, Mrs. John Randell
Cross street, left last Saturday for Fort Fair
field, where she has been with her aged father
in law since the decease of his wife; her hus'
b and, who is a station agent in that vicinity
Joining her each Saturday night to spene
Sunday.
II Harold Knox, School street, has sufficiently
:, r ecuperated from his frightful accident upol
steamer Hilton at Cape Jellison piers to b
able to walk up town during the remarkabl!
fine weather, of the past week. Congratula
ions are offered the young man, although al
: ealize that extreme caution must be observe,
for weeks until his normal condition has beel
restored.
Mr. Flitner Staples has so far regained tn
us of his limbs as to be around the house up
on crutches, and last Thursday he rode to Dr.
Stevens house for electrical treatment. whic
apparently is beneficial in his long standing
!. spinal trouble. Before going home he dine
with his maternal aunt and husband, Mr.. an
RS Elmer E. Thompson, Church street. W
are glad to see him riding out once more!
From Cape Jellison piers the following ship
ping report for last week was telephoned Mon
day evening: March End, steamer Doroth
sailed with cargo of paper for Philadelphis
Pa. March 4th, sch. Thomas H. Lawrence ar
rived with a cargo of fertilizer from Balti
more, and steamer Millinocket sailed wit
paper for New York. March 9Th. sch Francl
Goodlow arrived with cargo of fertilizer from
Baltimore.
The school entertainment gwen in Denslov
hall on the evening Of March 9TH BY the chill
dren of the intermediate school, assisted by
few Of the Primary pupils. was literally pat