The Republican journal., 1915-04-01
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

guest of her sister, Mrs. Lettie Mixer, Sylvia
street, last Thursday and Friday.
Miss Mary Calkin came Saturday to spen
her vacation from teaching with her parent
and. sisters in the School street home.
Ii. L. Hopkins. Church street. accompanie
by a party of gentlemen, went to Bangor
Monday afternoon in his automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah L. Lancaster left las
Thursday for Cambridge, Mass, after spendin
few weeks with relatives in town. ''Com
again" say hosts Of old acquaintance.
Mr.. Earle Gardner Of Boston arrived Marc
23d by morning train. coming to join his mother
Mrs. Carrie A. Gardner. because of the deaf
of her father. Master Albion P. Goodhue.
The Auxiliary Aid of the Universalist paris
was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
Edgar M. Colcord. Mill street, for the custom
airy fancywork done by these young ladies.
Mrs. M. J. Goodere, Church street, left las
Friday to visit her aged father, Mr.. Baker, il
Fort Fairfield. Aroostook county. She was &C
companied by her daughter. little Miss Muriel
MIR. Crawford A. Treat, junior at Colby
college. arrived home Saturday to remain
through the Easter vacation with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Alvah c. Treat, Church street.
The Current Eve nts Club will meet Wednes-
| day afternoon, April 7th, with Mrs. Albert c.
Coicord, East Main strset. The topic for study
and reading, selected by the hostess, will be
H ONE Culture"
An md bar t%lo Into
Phillis returned March 23d from Waterville.
h er physician considering it necessary to builo
up her exhausted system before attempting
the surgical operation. She will return later.
Miss Grace Calkin came home Friday from
Bucksport, where she belongs to the senior
class the E. M. c. Seminary. to join her par
ents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Calkin. and sisters,
for family reunion during Easter vacations.
Mrs. G., M. Knox, after very severe cold
Threatening serious ailments. has been relieved
by DR.. G. A. Stevens, and at this date, Monday,
is convalescing. We trust this may prove a
more comfortable week than last for the pa
tient.
Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Prescott arrived Saturday
f rom Burnham and, 10 the joy of our Stockton
ladies', Mrs. Prescott formerly Mrs. Mayyille)
was opening her spring millinery on Monday
at her old place in La Furley's block, Main
street.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Universalist
parish will be entertained this, Thursday, af-
ternoon, by Miss Nellie Hichborn, West Main
street for needlew ork. All are cordially invit-
ed to participate in the good work and social
chatting.
Mrs. Russell P Goodhue left last Saturday
by early train for her home in Jamaica Plain,
Boston, During the summer she will visit her
sste in law, Mrs. Carrie A. Garden, Middle
street, for few weeks, accompanied by her
sister. Miss Mary Pope of Boston.
Mrs Russell P. Goodhue of Boston arrived
the evening of March 23d to attend the funeral
of her father.in-law, Master A. P. Goodhue.
She was accompanied by Mr.. Russell o. Gard
ner who came to join his mother, Mrs. Carrie
A. Gardner, for the sad services the following
day.
Messrs. Earle and Russell O. Gardner took
the night train at Bangor Immediately follow
ing the funeral services of Master Goodhue'
business demanding their presence in Boston
on Thursday. Their brother, l.. Albert Gard
ner, Middle street, took them to Bangor in his
automobile.
Miss Phoebe Calkin arrived last Thursday
fir ON Boston, where she is attending Simmon' s
College las portion of her training at the
Massachusetts General Hospital for profess
sional nurse), to spend her Easter vacation
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Calkin,
School street. Welcome to Stockton!
Mr.. and Mrs, Albion P. Goodhue of Belfast
attended the funeral of his great uncle, Mas
ter A. P. Goodhue, last week. as did Mrs. Mary
Goodhue) Hartman, now in Belfast, her
uncle's burial service. Mr. Clinton Goodhue
of Waterville came to be present at the fu-
neral of his esteemed great-uncle. Master
Goedhue, returning at night.
Or. James A. Pierce, we'll known physician
of Stockton for more than forty years. passed
away last Friday from Brighs's disease of the
kidneys, following gradual decline in health
for more than year. After the funeral Sun.
day at his late home at Standpoint, his son and
wife, MIR. and Mrs. James A. Pierce, left Mon
d ay morning for Windsor, where the interment
was beside his first wife. An obituary will
appear next week.
The shipping report from Cape Jellson piers
t elephoned Monday evening, was as follows
M arch 23d, SCH Oracle j., arrived light, to loae
dgings. March Path, steamer Millinocket
arrived with general cargo from New York
March 25th. sch C. B. Kennard sailed will
edgings for Bar Ha1bor. March 26th, steame
M llinocket sailed with paper for New York
March 9th, sch Oracle j. sailed with edging
for Stonington.
The concert, vaudeville entertainment an,
ball under the auspices of the Stockton ban,
was undoubtedly the grand event of the sea
son in that line. The band rendered fine Sc
ections in an exceptionally pleasing name,
the sketch given by Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Lowe
was dmirable in every feature, showing tn
profes sional finish from beginning to enc
wi bile Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Hayes delighted tn
large crowd of listeners with their melodiou
inging. Mr.. Lowers clarinet solo and MI
d orr's violin solo were charmingly rendered
oding the closest attention of all present
and the farce, 1.-The Troubles of Mr.. and Mrs
r rowp - nv Mr. and Mrs Lower and NJ,