The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-10-01
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Monday afternoon. by way of variety,
Mr.. Parker Watts of Standpoint called up
on Capt L. NJ Partridge and family last week.
Mr.. John Mclaughlin is improving the con-
veniences of his home, School street, by the
addition Of fully equipped bathroom.
Mr. Peleg Griffin of Boston is the guest of
his sisters, Mrs. Ellen G. Clark and Miss Maria
Griffin, Middle street, for an indefinite time.
The Current Events Club has its opening
meeting Wednesday, Oct. 7th, with Mrs. Levi
Griffin, Maple street. Subject: "Womans Snf-
frage."
Mrs. Morris Patterson, School street, and
daughter Florence, left Sept. 22d to join her
usband in Providence, R. l., having closed
her home for the winter.
Miss Emma May Hichborn and Mr.. Perry of
Searsport, assisted her aunt. Miss Ne lie HIGH
born, last Thursday evening in the entertaining
at her home of the Belfast guests.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Universalist
parish will be entertained in the first fall
meeting this, Thursday, afternoon by Mrs.
Charles C. Park, West Main street.
Last Sunday Mr.. Eden Shute, station agent,
mot assistant as stated by mistake last weekly
at Alton, came down to spend the day with his
mother. Mrs. Eden Shute, Sylvan street.
Mrs. Jennie M. Bragg left Tuesday for Ban
gor to attend the Eastern Star School of In
struction during the afternoon and evening.
She remained in the city through the week.
Mrs. Florence C. Rendell, West Main street,
returned last Saturday from an absence of
week in Boston. bringing her mother, Mrs
Colby, home with her to spend the winter.
The operatives at the sardine factory report
work rushing at present, with great demand
FOR evening labor. They are fortunate to have
even steady employment in these times of
business depression.
Tuesday Mrs. E. E. Thompson, Mrs. Norah
wiss, Mrs. Herbert Mixer and Mrs. H. C.
H ichborn went to Bangor by automobile to be
present at the Eastern Star School of Instruc-
ii on, returning during the evening.
Mr.. Julian Weber of Castine was recent
guest of his sister. Mrs. Laura Kelley, West
Main street, for three days. to her great
pleasure. He also visited his sister, Mrs. John
B lack, in Searsrort before returning to his
home.
Mrs. Eden Shute, Sylvan street. returned
r recently from three weeks visit with Capt.
Shute in Philadelphia while his vessel was in
port. Her young daughter, Miss Louise. was
with her cunt. Mrs. Olivia B. Ryder. in Ban
gor, during her absence.
Mrs. George Greene and Mrs. DR.. Poore and
8 on Dudley of Cedar Rapids. Iowa. who have
oc cupied the Sedan cottage at Fort Point dur
i ng the summer. left by Boston boat Monday
en- route to their Western home. Pleasant
guests gone from our town.
Flitner Staples, youngest son of Capt. and
Mrs. Horace Staples. West Main street, left
S Saturday by boat for Boston to consult a spec.
ialist regarding the severe spinal trouble
which has caused him indispensable suffering
| for wears. We hope some relief may be giveI
our neighbor.
Mrs. Dorothy (Frye) Hall Of Wellesley
Mass, arrived Sept. 22nd to visit her siste
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Staplea
Church street. With these ladies' parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Frye. ~ guests softhe