The Republican journal., 1915-07-29
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Mrs. Laura P. Kelley, West Main street, is
out after an attack of the shingles, we are
all glad to see.
Monday evening sent quiet rainfall, which
was puzzling our citizens as to the morrow s
weather, as these items were finished!
Mis- Mary hichborn spent Friday and Sat-
urday in Bangor, returning with her sister,
Miss Harriet D. Hichborn, Saturday after
noon.
Miss Harriet D. Hlchborn returned Satur-
day from fortnight's visit with Mrs. l. T. H.
Sanborn in Bangor, apparently benefited by
the change.
The guests of Mrs. Albert C. Colcord, East
Main street, Mrs. Luther Winship and Mrs.
Percy Merry, left Saturday for Augusta, MRS.
Winship's home.
The Auxiliary Aid of the Universalist parish
was very pleasantly entertained Wednesday
afternoon, July 2Slh, by Mrs. Herbert Mixer,
Sylvan street.
Mrs ]. A. Flanders, East Main Street, and
her visiting daughter, Mrs. ]. N. Levine of
Boston, spent Saturday in Bangor, returning
by last train.
William N. Lower has in a modest way open
ed his cigar mandatory in rooms in La Fur
leys block and which he may essentially in
crease if conditions promising.
Foggy mornings and afternoon sunshine are
the order of the weather bureau lately, ap-
parently. "Poor haying weather" Is the salu-
tation exchanged between neighbors daily.
Miss Lizzie Treat, daughter of MIR. Warren
Treat of Chelsea, Mass, formerly of Sears
port, is in town, the guest of her cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. George C. Fletcher, Church street.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Unive1salist
parish will meet this. Thursday, afternoon
with Mrs. Elmer E. Thompson, Church street,
for bus session-the last before the annual
SALE
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Patterson ana daugh-
ter, Miss Florence, of Providence, R. l., arrived
Sunday morning by Boston boat for two
weeks visit with Mrs. Patterson's father, MIR.
Frank v. Davis, School street.
Lee D. Wentworth arrived Sunday morning
for brief call upon his wife at the home of
her father, Frank V. Davis, School street.
He joined the Boston steamer on its down.
river trip. being one of the engineer corps.
Mrs. Fred Leland with daughter Christine,
and Mrs. Clarence Adams with little daughter
Madeline of Brdgewater, Mass, left Saturday
for their respective homes after being the
guests of their parents, Capt. and Mrs. Charles
Cole, School street, for fortnight.
Mr.. Willard M. Berry in his automobile
took Mr.. Flitner Staples, West Main steet, to
Bangor last Friday for consultation with sur.
geons at the Eastern Maine General hospital
relative to the severe spinal trouble which has
recently deprived him of the use of his lower
limbs.
Miss Susie A. Cousens took last Thursdays
steamer for Boston, en- route to Brockton,
Mass, where she has very successfully taught
in the city schools for several years. Many
old friends regretted that the length of hel
visit in her native town prevented her accept
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodhue and daughte,
Margery, with two lady friends, arrived Sun
day morning from their home in Hyde Park
Mass. They are occupying the SO. called "Wan.
ing cottage" at Standpoint. which Mr.. Good.
hue bought last year, desiring summer home
in his native town. He is the only son of the
late Mr.. Joseph Goodhue. Standpoint road.
Mrs. Susie A. Rendell. accompanied~by he,
daughter, Mrs. George CHM. with her two
little girls. arrived last Thursday from Clifton
N. j., and are the guests of her mother, Mrs
John Randell, Cross street. Previous to com.
ing here the party had been two weeks a
Fort Fairfield visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Baker, the youngest of Mrs. Rendelps daugh
tiers.
John Mclaughlin has bought the expires,
business of Manter Decrow and his horses
| Carriages and full equi pment. He has ais,
taken his house-School street-and entir,
furnishings. Mr.. Decrow will occupy thu
house until the first OF September. Mr.. Nc
Laughlin adds this business to his auto ex
press line between STOCKTON and Belfast.
Because of inability to secure the desired
music on the evening previously mentioned
the Ladies' Aid society of the Universalis
parish will hold its annual sale of fancy work
aprons, etc. in Injunction with the Auxiliar,
AID, in Denslow hall on the afternoon of Tues.
day. August Sd, followed by musical in the
evening. A food table will be feature of the
evenings buying opportunities and ice cream
and homemade candies will be on SALE Recol.
lect the date-August Sd.
From Cape Jelllson piers the following ship.
ping report was telephoned Monday evening
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