The Republican journal., 1914-09-03
STOCKTON SPRINGS,

ment to every suffering garden! MONDAY
brought glorious sunshine.
Mrs. Milton J. Goodere and daughter Murlel
left Monday to visit her aged father at for'
Fairfield. Aroostook county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Ward and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Marden of Prospect were guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Alvah C. Treat last Frid;y.
Mrs, M. ). Goodere and daughter Muriei'
Church street, spent last Thursday IN Bangor
shopping and seeing the numerous exhibits al
the fair grounds.
Miss Harriet Morrill, of Cambridge, Mass''
was the last weeks guest of Mrs. Nicholas D.
CHM at the home of her parents. Mr.. and MIS-
Clifford N. Fletcher, West Main steet.
MIR. John M. Laughlin has bought nne
Cadillac touring car, equipped with all 1914
Observation-Disclosures starter, lights etc. TO
be in his Main street garage next week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mclaughlin, School street.
are enjoying a fine, new "Player Piano. re-
GENTLY added to their house furnishings. Inc
tone is very pleasing to all listeners.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hopkins and son. George
H. HOPKINS, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi S. Griffin as guests motored to Bangor IN
tho Honkins' car Aug. 26th to look over the
fair.
Mr.. James A. Blanchard of Mount Vernon,
N. Y. arrived in town Aug. 25th and was the
ouest of his cousin and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry R. Hichbo1n, East Main street, until
Monday.
MIR. D, Vaughan of Cambridge. Mass, the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Herman u. Hlchporh
for week at their summer home, East MAIN
street. took Sundays boat for Boston, en- route
for home.
Miss Maud Mayo of Old Town and N ISIS Har-
riet Morrill, Ct Cambridge, Mass. are visiting
Miss Inez Hanson at the home of her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Wellman HANSON
Standpoint road.
Miss Susie A. Cousens, after spending her
simmer vacation from teaching with her
mother, Mrs. Frank H. Cousens, Church street,
took Mondays steamer for Boston, en- route 10
Rrocktop, Mass, to resume her duties In the
city schools.
Mr. James A, Blanchard, accompanied by l'r.
Herman G. and DR.. H. Everett Hichborn, left
Monday morning in MIR. Blancharos large
motor boat fer Boothbay, where his family Is
summering. The Drs. Hichborn will return IN
a few days to Stockton Springs
DR.. and Mrs. Herman G. Hichborn. their son
and wife, DR.. and Mrs. H. Everett Hlchporh'
James A. blanchard, Harry K. hlchborn ana
Mrs. Albert c. Colcord motored to bangor IN
the Dr's car last Thursday to visit the lar
.ho ,,oneral attraction in the Penobscot valley
last week.
The regular services at the Universallst
church were resumed Sunday evening" rev. "A.
A Rlair having sufficiently rallied from his re-
cent illness to again occupy his puiplts at Del
fast and in Stockton. 1t is hoped his conVa-
lescence may be continual and rapid. Next
sn ndav an evening meeting will be held at
this church.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvah c. Treat, MIR. and Mrs.
Walter F. Trundy and Leonard La furiey
chartered an automobile to take them 10 lie
Bangor fair last Thursday. They renamed
unt;, after the beautiful fire. works in the even
inp and greatly enjoyed the various displays
which were unusually attractive and protuse.
Mrs. Harry E. Winslow and sister, MISS
Esther Ellis, who visited their parents' ME-
and Mrs Simeon F. Ellis, Church street. were
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Fred Perkins OF Sandy
noint in their automobile drives to Rocklano'
Aug. 25th and to Bangor, Aug. 26th, taking IN
the fair-a fine one-at the latter city.
Miss Elizabeth Staples and young brother'
Master Henry, children of Mr. and Mrs.
&c oree S. Staples Of Pittsfield. are guests OF
their grandmother, Mrs. Horace Staples. West
Main street. during the fortnight's absence of
their parents in Connecticut and New YORK.
Such remarkably active and capable children
at the ages of twelve and seven years are
rarely met!
Mrs. ]. A. Condy of Boston and her guest
Miss Eddy of Maiden, Mass, were afternoon
and evening visitors, Aug. 18th of MISS Mary
Hichborn, Church street. These ladies' were
spending a few days with Mrs. b. +. fenole-
ton at her Park residence, Mrs. Condy having
come from her bungalow on the lower END Oh
Peaks Island, Portland Harbor, during Mr.
Condy's absence in Boston.
Can't. and Mrs. Charles P. Staples left town
last week, after brief visit, for Bangor, TAX
ing the boat for Boston from there, aceomp-
MED bv MIR. and Mrs. Page Spaulding, their
New York friends. Mrs. Staples has returned
to Searsport to assist in caring for her aged'
infirm mother, Mrs. Matilda (Dickey) Berry,
living with her nurse. Capt. Staples may De
sent with his steamer, the Denver, to orlng
stranded American tourists home from Eu-
rope.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Perham of Washington
D. c., were guests Aug. 18th and 26th OF the
Misses Hichborn, Church street, leaving for
Portla and on the hCme run to the National
Capital after an extended automobile trip
through New England Mr.. Perham is the
Youngest of the family of the late Cow Sidney
perham. who after retiring from active lite
settled in Washington permanently. William
T.. Perham is an architect by profession and
has been engaged for the past two years up
on the buildings recently erected at Prince
ton upon the College grounds.
The following shipping report was telephon-
ed from Cape Jellison piers. Monday evening:
Aup. 2lth, sch Pochasset arrived, light. TO
load lumber, and steamer City Of Philadelphia
nn.&n~ Auv 9Efh ach