The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-06-25
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

The Auxiliary Aid of the Universalist parish
was entertained Tuesday afternoon for ne3dle-
work by Mrs. Herbert Mixer. Sylvan street.
Boston for brief visit with her sisters, Miss
Lillian A. Simmons and Mrs. Walter F. Kim
ball.
Mrs Everett Staples left Saturday afternoon
for Sunday visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F.
Libby in Pittsfeld, returning Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah C. Treat, Church street,
went to Bangor June 18th to witness the
Knights of Pythias parade and spent an enjoy
able day.
The much desired transform visited Stockton
June 18th, to the visible improvement of every
flower.bed and garden. 1t is now dusty again
in our highways.
Miss Lena Wescott, the guest for several
weeks of her uncle and wife, Capt. ard Mrs. l..
M. Partridge, Church street. left Friday for
her home in Castine.
Messrs H. L. Hopkins, Church street, and
John Mclaughlin. School street, drove to Bel
fast last Thursday to take in the big circus,
aside from business matters.
Mrs. Clarence S. Adams and little daughter
Madeline of Bridgew alter, Mass, arrived Sum
day to remain the guests of her parents, Capt.
and Mrs. Charles Cole, Scheol street, for two
weeks.
Last Friday evening Bethany Chapter, 0, E.
S., held special meeting in Masonic hall,
preparatory to the proper observance of st.
Johns Sunday on June 2lst at the Universalist
church.
Monday, the new schedule upon the Bangor
& Aroostook R. R., went into effect. Stockton
departures are: for Boston or Bangor at 6 IS
a. M and $50 p. m; and arrivals are at $50 a.
m. and 6.05p. m.
Mrs. Luther Winsbip of Augusta and Mrs.
George Robinson of Portland, guests of their
sister, Mrs. Albert &. Colcord, East Main
street. for fortnight left last Saturday for
their respective homes.
Mrs. Eden Shute, Sylvan street. who had
spent the preceding week in Boston, arrived
home last Friday. During her absence her
young daughter. Miss Louise, boarded with
Mrs. Eben Libbey, Sylvan street.
Mrs. J. L. Lancaster. the guest of her par
ents, Capt. and Mrs. Horace M. Griffin, Middle
street, for a number of weeks, was called to
join her husband in Boston last thursday
She will return later to complete her visit.
Mr., John Mclaughlin while in Bangor June
18th bought fine pony to add to his remark
ably well equipped livery stable, Main street.
He can furnish anything needed by his nu-
merous patrons, from automobiles to saddle
horses.
The Current Events Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Leora Partridge.
Church street. domestic Science" was the
topic under consideration. This was the last
meeting of this association before the annual
summer vacation.
Master Albion P. Goodhue and daughter,
Mrs. Carrie A. Gardner. Middle street. drove
to Bion B. Sanborn's log cabin on the Sandy
point shore of Fort Point cove last Sunday,
where Mr.. and Mrs. l. Albert Gardner were
spending the day for quiet rest.
Mr.. March Ermi of Boston, an especially
we'll prepared shoemaker. has decided to locate
in our village. having hired rooms in Hopkins
block in which to carry on his business. He
has gone to Boston to bring his wife and babe
to Stockton for permanent home.
Last Sunday evening Rev. A. A. Blair de-
livered fine, practical discourse in the Uni
vers alist pulpit before the members of Pownal
Lodge, F. & A. H.. and the ladies' Of Bethany
Chapter. o. E. S.. in observance of St. Johns
Sunday. The text was David's words to his son
Solomon: 'Show myself q man."
Mr. Manley Lancaster of Bangor carried a
party of friends to Northport last Sunday. call
ing on his return upon his brother. Mr.. John E.
East Main street. He took Mrs.
Albert M. Ames, Church street. back in his
a utomobile to spend few days with his wife
and attend the Trades Carnival" in Bangor
he present week. Mrs. Lancaster was prev
ious to her marriage Miss Carrie Snow of this
village.
Wednesday, June oath, Albert M. Ames and
Harry r. Hichborn joined the Belfast Com
mandery, Knights Templar, of which they are
m embers. to 60 by special boat to Rockland,
where the Augusta and Belfast Communicates
lad been invited by the Rockland Commandery
participate ss the latter's guests in shore
Inner.
Miss Mary Calkin. eldest daughter of Mr..
ind Mrs. Charles Calkin, School street, arrived
, cine last Saturday from Wellesley College,
, avine completed her course at that institu-
ion. Stockton congratulates her first alumna
# Wellesley College upon the task accom-
plished 90 worthily.
Charles Calkin, School street. accompanied
BY his daughters, Misses Phoebe and Grace,
. eturned the middle Of last week from q
weeks trip to Boston and Wellesley, Mass. TO
= ttend the Commencement exercises Of Welles-
lev College, his eldest daughter, Miss Mary.
being one Of the graduating class. numbering
his year 804-all receiving their degree, an
unusual thing.
B, P. Andrews Of Allora, Mexico. who with
biz wife and babe. y spending the summer