The Republican journal., 1914-09-17
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

or! Warmth. sunshine and the soothing "Sep-
TENDER hush"
Mrs. Angie Miller and little daughter OF
Islesboro are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Brown
Middle street. Mrs. Miller is sister of Mrs.
Brown.
Mrs. S. J. Stevens of Troy, after a weeks
visit with her son, DR.. G. A. Stevens, Church
street. left Saturday for Belfast. en- route for
home.
Many Stockton people attended the Monroe
fair last week. although the unpropitious
weather deferred several from attempting the
long drive.
MIR, John Mclaughlin has sold his reliable
Ford automobile to MIR. L. A.. Gardner for use
in his business, which is constantly increasing,
apparently.
MIR. and MIS-, George Titcomb and children
arrived Saturday from Springfield. Mass, to
call upon his arents, MIR. and Mrs l. S. Tit
comb, Sylvan street.
Crawford Treat arrived last Saturday from
Lewiston to remain the guest of his father
Mr.. Alvah C. Treat, Church street, for few
weeks. Welcome home!
Miss Emma Hchborn came from Belfast last
Saturday to spend two weeks vacation with
her sister, Miss Nellie Hichborn. in their West
Main street home. Welcome to Stockton.
Mrs. Maria F. Blanchard, Sylvan street. af-
ter weeks visit in town. left Monday after
noon for Bangor to resume her position as
housekeeper for an aged woman in that city.
The Universalist Sun day school opened Sun
day after vacation of six weeks with good
attendance. albeit several scholars did not I'M
derstand the date of beginning, and some were
away.
Miss Grace Calkir, youngest daughter OF MIR
and Mrs Charles Calkin. School street, left
Monday to resume her studies at the E. M. T..
S eminary, Bucksport She is member OF the
senior class.
Miss Ruth Merrithew. Church street, left
Frid ay to spend few days in Searsport, the
guest of her sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur S. Colson, Nichols street. She return
ed Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Merrih H. Field and Miss May Gillespie
of Somervile, Mass, were guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Clifford N. Fletcher, West Main street.
recently, leaving early last week for Boston
en- route to their home.
Miss Lillian A. Simmons, School street. left
early last week to resume her teaching in the
B oston public schools after spending her sum-
mer vacation with her sister, Miss Mabel +.
ST mmons, in the family homestead
Warren F. Loud of Hampden joined Mrs.
Loud Saturday afternoon, remaining until
M onday morning with Capt and Mrs. Horace
M. Griffin, Middle street. His many old friends
were glad to greet him again in Stockton.
Mr. Horace Marden of Berkeley, California,
came Monday to spend few days with his
niece and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert M.
Ames, Church street. A wonderfully pre-
served man, mentally and physically, at eighty
three years of age.
"Willie" Clark, assistant station agent at
Milo, spent Sunday in town calling upon
friends and visiting his aged grandmother,
Mrs. Ellen G. Clark, Maple street. He re-
turned Monday to his position at Milo which
he likes very much.
Mr.. Charles Calkin, School street, left Tues
day for Boston to accompany his second
da lighter, Miss Phoebe, who enters the Massa-
chusetts General Hospital to train for pre-
fessional nurse. Success to our genial neigh
Dor in her chosen calling.
Mr., and Mrs. Edward M. Moulton and little
daughte r after being the guests of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Moulton, Cross street.
left Sunday for Searsport to remain few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers before
leaving for their Massachusetts home.
Mrs. Alvah C. Treat. with Mrs. James H..
Griffin of North Adams, Mass. as her guest.
drove to Prospect last Sunday to call upon
az ed Kilman relatives, and to Winterport to
visit Mrs. Treats sister, Mrs. James Freeman
The day was charming for such ride.
Mrs. Charles A. Gibson, with companion.
nurse, cook and chauffeur. who had summered
in our village, left last week for her Bangor
home in her fine automobile, assuring friends
of her intention to spend the warm weather
another year upon Maple street. Stockton.
Mrs. H. ]. King and little son left last week
for their home in Springfield. Mass. accom-
panying friends who had been her guests for a
fortnight in Stockton. Mrs. King is well re-
membered in town as Miss Grace Clifford,
daug liter of Mr.. Herbert Clifford, West Main
street.
Miss Marion Field of Somervile, Mass, is
the guest of her maternal uncle, Mr.. Clifford
N, Fletcher and wife, West Main street. She
and her cousin, Mrs. Edith F. CHM, are greatly
enjoying our fine weather at Camp Skipiki,"
the Fletcher cottage, Oh the shore of Fort
Point cove.
Mr., and Mrs. Herman G. Hichborn, accom-
pa MED by their son. DIR. H. Everett Hichborn,
wife and little son, with maid left Saturday by
their automobile en- route to their respective
homes in Cambridge. Mass. Stockton regrets
the departure of these always welcome sum-
mer guests.
Richard Sanford from Fort Point took his
vife's cousins, Mrs. Edith F. CHM and Miss
Marian Field, to the Monroe fair Sept. 9th in
his automobile, his wife being with her moth
er, Mrs. Aida c. Berry. in Portland for an in
definite visit before their return to the San
ford home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Herbert L. Hopkins a. Progressive candle
date for Senator in Waldo county received
very fattering vote in town, running far in
advance Of his party strength, many Demo-