The Republican journal., 1915-08-19
Encouraging weather conditions and the vary
bad traveling-mud and more mud!

Encouraging weather conditions and the yer,
bad traveling-mud and more mud!
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hopkins and son, George
accompanied by Mrs. Grace w. Britto, Mis-
Louise Griffin and Mrs. Everett Staples. motor
ed to Bangor last Saturday, finding the roadi
in that direction in excellent condition.
Mr.. Dade of Gloucester. Mass. was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Moulton
Cross street, for few days last week. He
left Aug. 10th for home His daughter is the
wife of Joseph T. Moulton, the second son Of
H. S, Moulton.
Mrs. Charles Gallagher and daughter Helen,
with Mrs. Addie Benner OF Waldoboro, are
visiting Mrs. John E. Prescott, Sylvan street.
Tuesday the ladies enjoyed trip to Verona.
where Mrs. Prescott has q charmingly located
summer cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman G. Hichborn and
daughter. Miss Ruth. of Cambridge. Mass. ar
annual stay at their summer place, East Main
street, the home of the doctors parents. the
late Capt and Mrs. H. A. Hichborn.
Mrs. Eden H. Shute arrived last Friday to
call upon her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Flanders. East Main street, leaving Saturday
for her home in West Sebec, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. John N. Levine, and little son,
John, Jr., who will remain for q short time,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Shute in their new
home.
The regular Wednesday band concerts on
our attractive bandstand in our fine corner
park lat the juncture of Church and East Main
streets) are highly appreciated and much en-
joyed by all visitors, as well as residents.
Stockton feels a most justifable pride in the
of her band under the teach
ing of Mr. W. N. Lower.
Mrs. Charles A. Gibson. with companion,
housekeeper, maid and cook, returned to Ban
gor in her fine limousine last Saturday, the
long continued dampness by the sea-shore.
aggravating her annoying ailments.
She had been in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Emery, Maple street, for nearly
ment under the care of her regular physician
Frank De Shon of Boston arrived Saturday
to visit his cousins, the Misses Colcord, East
Main street. He has been great sufferer
for two years from an accidental 10 foot
fall which broke his leg in three places and
fractured the ankle. Three surgical opera
ions have been necessary upon the limb; and
he walks only by depending upon the aid from
a cane. Old acquaintance extend sympathy.
Mr.. Iemael S. Harding of Stoneham, Mass,
arrived August 10th and was the guest of
his sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Eden
Cape Jelison, and the Misses HIGH
BORN, Church street, until his departure Tues
lay for Camden en- route to New York, where
ne will visit his only son, Mr.. Harry Harding
the consulting civil engineer of the Board of
Estimates of New York city. The young gen.
sleman lis an alumnus CT Brown University,
Providence, R. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Griffin and son of
Marion, Mass, and cousin Mr. Edgar Breen
Of bingham, Mass, spent Sunday In town.
Mr.. George H. Hopkins, Church street met
them at the Boston boat, and took them in
Mr.. Griffin (the son of the late Mr.. Emery
Irifin) was born. Both he and Mr. Breen
mad visited their grandmother, the late Mrs.
Alexander Griffin, Church street, when six
years OF age and were very DESTROYS of again
seeing the place. Mr.. Griffin is the superin-
tendent of the extensive and elaborate house
and grounds of Mr.. Gayland Stones fine Mar
ion place.
Walter H. Cocord of Brooklyn, N. Y, ac-
from Bangor by Miss Helen Ger
rity, came Friday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Alyah
{. Treat Church street. Nh. Colcord is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. COL
cord of New York, we'll remembered in this,
their native town. After calling upon his
cousins, Misses Lizzie B., Evelyn L. and Ethel
Colcord, East Main street. and other relatives
and acquaintance in our village, Mr.. and Mrs.
Treat took him, with their niece, Miss Gerrity,
to Bangor Sunday morning in their automo-
bile. Mrs. Colcord did not come with her
husband as his Maine trip was business one,
and his Stockton call only brief interval be-
fore taking the Sunday night train for home.