The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-10-22
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Sanborn in his gents FURNISHING Stoie'
Mrs. Jennie (Morse) Bragg. West Nam
street. is visiting in Boston and has been absent
for week.
The Auxiliary Aid of the Univer aiist parish
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Lewis r.
Clifford Gilmore street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Uniyersalst
parish will meet socially this, Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Alvah c. Treat, Church street
Mr.. Everett Fayles was employed last week
in tho orocerv store of MT Maitland La Fur
ley during the absence of his son. Leonard Id
Furley, in Boston.
Mrs. Milton ]. Goodere ard daughter MISS
Muriel, Church street, took the Friday MORN
ing train for Fort Fairfield to visit her aged
father for few days.
Miss Beuah Nickerson spent Columbus Day
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy N1chei-
son. Church street, returning next morning 10
her teaching in Monroe, which she is ENJOY ing,
Mr.. Peleg Griffin returned last week 10 MS
Boston home after being the guest OF MS Sis
ters, Mrs. Ellen G. Clark and Miss Maria Crit
fin, Maple street, and Mrs. John M. Ames'
School street, for few weeks
Many are suffering from severe colds IN TINS
vicinity. Among the victims are MIS-. Ah'i4e
K. Hartman, Mrs. Frank A. Patterson MIS-
Harriet (Clifford) Hichborn. Miss MABEL i.
Simmons and Mrs H. j. Marden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sanford, with their
son. Mr.. Richard Sanford, wife and two young
children. closed their Fort Point cottage oct.
18th, and left by their automobile for Portland
en- route to their respective homes in Brook
iyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Alvah c. Treat. Church street, went to
Bangor last Thursday to attend the celeora-
ton of the Rebekahs', of which she Is mem
Der, After spending the. night with her SIS
ter, Mrs. j. F. Gerrity. she arrived home Fiji
day afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Universallst
parish has voted to serve reasonable liar
vest Supper" Thursday afternoon, Oct. 2sth'
in the Masonic banquet hall. For particulars
see bills later in post office. Bear in mind the
date-Oct. 29th.
been the guest of his mother, Mrs. Carrie A.
Gardner Middle street, for several days, took
Thursdays boat for home. Mr.. Gardner is at
the head of the seed department Of the large
firm of Joseph Brock & Sons.
DR.. H, Everett Blchborn took Monday
Boston boat for home, Mrs. Hichborn remain
ing for the little sons health. The doctor Will
come down each month for weekend visit
during his wife's stay in Stockton. We trust
she will enjoy our hracing winter atmosphere!
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Gardner moved last Sat-
urday from the so-called Croker house, MID
die street, into the former Fred Hendricks
nlace. opposite the residence of Master Albion
p Goodhue, Middle street. This brings them
Just across the street from Mr. 1arohef
mother.
| DR. H. Everett Hichborn of Cambridge,
Mass. accompanied by his wife, in celebration
of the latter's natal anniversary. took Thurs
days early train for Bangor, coming back 10
Searsport by the late afternoons Boston
steamer. an automobile bringing them to
Stockton.
The deciduous tree are fast dropping thelr
| ,e.ves Our streets beneath their branches
are today carpeted with yellow, brown ano
crumpled remains of our erstWhlle brlillan'
foliage. Our brave pansies are hopefully lift
;rg their cheerful faces toward the welcome
raindrops.
Last week gave changing autumn weather.
bright sunshine day after day-unth Friday
brought cloudiness anda gentle rainstorm in the
morning. followed by q dim afternoon sun
light Saturday was very similar and Sunday
the same, to begin the present week. Monday
gave an all-day down-pour.
Last Thursday. Messrs. Simeon B. Merrl'
thew. Albert M. Ames and Mr.. Staples Of
Griffin & Staples, grocers, of Bangor, took &C.
count of stock in the store OF the late ). "
Lambert, appraising the same preparatory u
opening for business under the dlrection o.
Mrs. Rufus L. Mudgett. who had clerked 1oi
| several wears with Mr.. Lambert. After
thorough fumigat,on, cleansing and kalsomln-
ing. the large salesroom will present an at
tractive appearance, and Mrs. Mudgett Will oe
pleased to serve old or new customers.
Mr.. l.. Lancaster of Cambridge. Mass, ar
rived last Saturday to join his wife at the
home of her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Horace
M. Griffin. Middle street, He came from New
port. Me-, in the automobile of his maternal
aunt. Mrs. Belle (Emery) Killman, who ac-
companied him. Monday morning. despite the
falling raindrops. Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster and
Mrs. Killman left for Gardiner en- route to
Boston, trusting to closed curtains and applied
chains for dry and safe arrival at their des'
tination.
The remains of an aged and respected Civil
War veteran. Mr.. George Lathrop. arrived last
Saturday from Massachusetts. where he hae
been during the summer with relatives, ane
were taken to the home Of his son. Mr.. Trut
Iathrop, Church street. The funeral was helt
Sunday from the Congregational chapel tn
new pastor officiating. The Masons ATTENDED
in body. The interment was in the Pros
pect Ferry cemetery beside his wife. He il
survived by one child. Mr.True Lathrop; by BIZ
wife and two children, Master George and lit
tie Miss Ruth. to whom sympathy u extendes
in their SORROW.
Messrs. Walter J. Trundy. Church street
Ernest Mclaughlin. School street., Leonaf'
La Furlsy, West Main street, and Byron