The Republican journal., 1915-06-03
STOCKTON SPRINGS.


Miss Lucretia H. Flanders, East Main street,
returned May 25th from short visit in Ban
gor.
Mr.. Clifford Simpson, Cross street. returned
May 18th from Saxonvile Mass, where he
had been called by the death of his mother.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Universallst
parish will meet, socially, this. Thursday. af-
ternoon with Mrs. James N. Treat, West Main
street.
Miss Gladys Heath of Standpoint village
was the guest OF her maternal uncle and wife,
Mr.. snd Mrs Elmer E Thompson, Church street
over Memorial Day.
Miss Lucretia H. Flanders will give solo
in the Universalist church next Sunday even
ing and MIR. W. J, Lower will render clari-
net solo at the same service. Don't fail to en-
joy both.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Trundy are occupying
the Church street house recently vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton J Goodere, instead of the
Ellis cottage, as incorrectly reported last week
to your correspondent.
Mrs. S. Frances Bridges opened her house
on Middle street last Saturday, after being
through the latter portion of the winter and
the spring with her niece and husband. Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Staples. Church street.
Mr.. Lester M. Bragg of Jacksonville, Flor
ida, is at this writing, Monday. the guest of his
mother. Mrs. Jennie M. Bragg. at the home OF
her mother, mrs. Ralph Morse, West Main
street, having been in town week. Welcome
to our village.
Mrs. Eden S. Shute. Sylvan street, arrived
home last Friday from visit with Capt. Shute
in New York while his vessel was in port On
the homeward journey she spent several days
with her second son and wife, MIR. and Mrs
Eugene Shute, in their Boston home.
Mrs Edith F. CHM, w. M. of Bethany Chap
ter. O. E. S. wishes the Star members to bear
in mind that next week the Chapter will have
work, followed ty banquet. Last week a
ca ddate, Wilbur Magune, was received. the
init iation being as usual followed by an agree
able ceremony in the banquet hail.
Capt. and Mrs. Oscar Ellis of Brewer, &C
companied by her sister, Mrs. Mary Ellen
Derry Hardy, motored to town Monday il
celebration of Memorial Day. listening to oul
fine address while seated in their automobile
After brief cali upon old neighbors they
started homeward. 'Come again, and often!'
exclaim old schoomates.
We were glad to see Mr.. Flitner Staples
West Main street, among the many listeners
to our excellent Memorial Day address, albeit
oIfned to his new wheechair, which is afford
ing him considerable relief from the WEAKNESS
of confine ment to the bed, onsequent upon his
aggravated spinal affection. We hope the
summer may bring measure of recuperation
to our suffering nieghbor.
The following was received in town last
Sa turday: "Mr. Frank w. Davis announces the
marriage of his daughter, Mrs. Ada Faustina
Berry, to Mr.. Lee D. Wentworth, on Saturday,
May the twenty ninth, nineteen hundred and
fifteen, Brewer. Maine. At home after July
first, Bangor, Maine" Stockton extends con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes, hoping all hap
piness may attend the life voyage of her citi-
zens.
DR.. and Mrs. H. Everett Hichborn, after a
weeks stay in town, left Saturday by Boston
boat for their Cambridge. Mass home, be-
cause of telegram, announcing the decease
of Mrs. Hichborn's mother, Mrs. Sherman,
who was patient, in hospital. Their little
son Edward was left here in care of their
housekeeper, Mrs. Thompson of Prospect.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs Hichborn in her
bereavement.
Mrs. Milton J. Goodere, West Main street,
acc ompanied by her son. Mr.. Richard Goodere
left early last week for Fort Fairfield to visit
her aged father, Mr.. Baker. She returned
Saturday suffering from a very severe cold
Contracted on the railroad journey. the chill
from the outer air being very penetrating
whenever the doors were opened. She was
obliged to call physician in Fort Fairfield and
consult DIR. Stevens Immediately on reaching
home. We hope tor rapid gain.
Last week brought us rainstorm and de-
cidedly cold snap! Thursday and Friday were
(althouph bright sun was shining) unpleas-
antly chilly, with boisterous wind, searching
TO the uttefmoet recess o1 each houSe anu
through every garment to the marrow Of the
BONE Ice made one night in several stables.
Sunday opened this week with mild weather
and Monday was beautiful and really warm =
charming weather for Memorial Day.
From Cape Jellison piers the following ship
ping report was telsphoned Monday afternoon:
May Path, sch. Edith McIntire sailed with lum-
Der for New York. and sch. Lizzie May arrived.
light, to load lumber. May 26tb, the Russian
barque Robertfors arrived. light, to load deals.
and sch. Lcngfellow sailed with lumber fol-
New York. May 9th. sch. Charlotte 7. Sib.
ley arrived, light for lumber. May 18th,
steamer Millinockett arrived with . general
cargo from New York. and barque Kotka sail
cd with deals for Cork, ireland.