The Republican journal., 1914-11-05
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mrs. W. P. Gre amer, the guest of Miss Mabel
F. Simmons, School street, for a week, left by
Fridays early train for her Boston home.
Mrs. Henry D. Shute arrived Thursday from
Rockland fer visit of indefinite length with
her mo ther Mrs. Albert c. Colcord, East Main
street. Welcome home, Evelyn!
Elder Bowman Russell, wife and son, of
Union were the guests Friday of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. S. Ti,cemp, Sylvan street. leaving in the
afternoon by automobile for home.
Mrs. j. A. Flanders, because of an ill-turn in
Bangor, did not reach home until Thursday,
Oct. 29th. We are glad to see her upon the
streets, hoping that her recovery is complete.
The Auxiliary And of the Universalist parish
was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Edgar NJ. Colcord, Mill street, for the custom
any tancy-work done by the young lady mem
bers.
Miss Ruth Merrithew, Church street, enter
tanned last thursday Misses Nellie Blanchard
and Amelia Grant ot Standpoint, who attend
ed the halloween party in Aicbbo1n hall with
her In the evening.
Irving H. Merrithew, only son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Simeon b. Merrithew, Church street, left
Monday for Bangor to enter the Doe Business
College tor course of study. Stockton sends
her best wishes to her young citizen!
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Universalist
parish will meet this, Thursday, afternoon
with Mrs. Ralph Morse, West Main street, tor
sewing. The cordial hostess hopes for good
ly representation of the membership.
Mrs Charles Heath of Standpoint and her
little son Herbert came Friday afternoon to
visit her sister, Mrs. Herbert Mixer, Sylvan
street, her daughter Gladys joining her Satur-
day evening to spend Sunday. They returned
home Sunday night.
The Harvest Supper under the auspices of
the Ladies Aid Society of the Universalist
church last Thursday proved numerically, So
cialy and financially grand success. After
the payment of small bills $500 were given
to the treasurer, Mrs. Annie K. Hartman.
Well done, all around!
DIR. and Mrs. G. A. Stevens. Church street,
are preparing to leave soon to spend the WIN
ida, where they have two attractive houses.
Charming for them, but his numerous patrons
are wondering how Stockton people can get
through cold weather without the doctors
services. However, they realize his need of
relaxation and change from his arduous cares.
Tuesday, Geo. 9th, brought US a snow storm
(our first APPEARANCE of solid whiteness) fol-
lowed by an afternoon of sunshine with fall
ing temperature and very cold night.
Wednesday was beautiful and cold, but moder-
ated gradually. Saturday closed the week
and month with bright sunshine and a search
ing northwest wind. Can November be as
fine a month as its predecessor has been in
Maine?
Mrs H. Everett Hichborn. who is spending
the autumn in town went to Bangor, Oct. 2sth.
to witness the marriage of her maid, Miss
Mary Fahey, to- Mr.. Alfred Brean, at the Cath
olic church Both are from New Brunswick;
and Mrs. Brean will spend the winter with
Mrs Hichborn and little son at the summer
place of her husbands father. DR.. Herman G..
Hichborn, Cambridge, Mass.
MIS-. CnaIleS ". IaFk, w est MAIN SLIeei, anu
her sister-in- law. Mrs. H. J. Marden closed her
house Monday and took steamer for Boston en-
route to Revere. Mass, where she will spend
the winter with her son, DR.. Isaac P. Park and
family. Mrs. Marden will remain with her
daughter and husband in Dorchester, Mass.
through cold weather. We in Stockton vii
lage are looking forward with pleasurable an
ticipations to the spring return Of these genial
ladies'.
From Cape Jellison piers the following ship
ping report was telephoned Monday evening:
Oct. 9th, sch. Edward Stewart sailed with
lumber for New York. Oct. 2sth, sch. Robert
A. Sny der arrived, light, to load lumber;
S, Gamer City of Philadelphia arrived. light,
for paper, and steamer Millinocket sailed with
aper for Philadelphia and New York. Oct.
goth, steamer City of Philadelphia sailed with
paper for Boston, and sch. Emma S. Briggs
sailed with lumber for New Bedford. Nov. LIST.
sch. Harriet c. Whitehead arrived, light, for
lumber and SCH Edith H. Simonton sailed with
potatoes for Norfolk, Va.
Miss Grace Calkin came aome the middle
of last week from the E. M. c. Seminary be-
cause of a short vacation at the school to
allow the teachers to attend the educational
convention in Portland. And Friday the pre-
ceptress, Miss Mabelle Randall, and the SUD-
master, Mr.. Edgar Leland, accompanied by
classmates of Miss Calkin. Miss Alta Bishop
Miss Gladys Babcock, Mr.. Reginald Jocelyn
and Mr.. Philip Dalrymple. came from Bucks
port and dined at the Calkin home. Sche Of
street, returning in the afternoon. 1t was a
delightful occasion for the young people. in
which the instructors heartily participated.
Miss Calkin returned Monday to her studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah C. Treat, Mrs. Estelle B.
Crosby, Miss Elva M. Randall and Miss Abbie
Chase left by early train Oct. 2sth for Port
land to attend the State teachers convention.
They all registered at the Falmouth Hotel.
which hostelry still maintains its high reputa-
ton for attention and excellent service The