The Republican journal., 1915-10-21
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. v. Collins Of Rockland and
party of friends spent last Thursday in town.
George H. Hopkins Church street. returned
Tuesday from fortnight's visit in Boston
and vicinity.
Miss Vivian Titcomb, Sylvan street. went
to Winterport last Saturday to spend few
days with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall. Railroad avenue.
spent last Sunday in Hampden, guests of his
sister, Mrs. Partridge.
Mr. P. L. Hopper opened his cash grocery
business last Thursday in the so-called Sta
pies store. Main street.
| Miss Edna PendlIon of Islesboro arrived
Monday to spend few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Gardner. Middle street.
| Mrs. E. H. Doyle, son Reginald and daugh-
ter Ada, left recently to DIN her husband,
where they expect to reside permanently.
| Miss Bertha Croker of the Narrows spent
last Sunday with her niece. Miss Ethel CHM,
who is with Mrs. A. M. Gardner, middle
street.
Mr., and Mrs. Freeman Hartman of Sum
shine, Maine, announce the birth, Oct 18th, of
a BOD. named Louis Rufus for his two grand-I
fathers.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Universalist
church will be entertained this, ThursdaA
afternoon, socially. by Mrs. J. A. Flanders
East Main street.
Mice, Mo,d Marr;tbou, Church street. and
Olive Foster, School street. returned by Satur-
days. Boston boat from q two weeks WISH
with relatives and friends in Brockton, Mass.
Mrs. Archie Potter and three children of
Stoneham, Mass, after ten days visit with
her sister and husband, MIR. and Mrs. L. A.
Gardner, Middle street left Monday by Boston
boat for home.
Arnold Knox, youngest son of Capt and
Mrs. George M. Knox. West Main street. lett
recently for Millinocket Maine. where he has
a position in the finishing room of the Great
Northern Paper Co.
Mrs, Charles Cole, School street, son Lester
and daughter Julia, went to Camden last Sat-
urday for few days visit with Capt Cole.
while his vessel, sch. Edith McIntire, is on
the railway for repairs.
Percy Kneeland of Cape Jellson returned
Saturday from weeks trip to Boston and vi
cinity, having taken in the base ball game dur
ing his absence, to his great delight, he being
especially fond of the game.
Oct. 18th gave US the last band concert of
the season; entertainment good. attendance
good, and clarinet solos by W. N. Lower re-
markedly fine. The dance which followed
was enjoyed by all.
Messrs Everett and Harold Knox arrived
Oct 18th from New York to visit their par
ents Capt. and Mrs. Geo. M. Knox, West
Main street. While in town Mr. Everett has
become member of Pownal Lodge, F. & A.
M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Frye (by mistake
printed Geo. W., last week. after a weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. S. F. Bridges, Mid
die street. took train Friday afternoon for
Boston en- route to their home in Scituate,
Mass.
Mr.. Leon o. Norwood, civil engineer ED
ployed in the construction of the State road in
this vicinity, spent Sunday with his family in
Union, returning Monday morning to his
boarding place, the Titcomb house, Sylvan
street.
The friends of our young citizens, MIR. and
Mrs. Raymond Smith, hear with regret of his
painful illness, which compels his present
giving up of employment house rent, etc,
and going to the home of his parents for the
present, by their request.
Mrs. Jennie (Morse) Braggs many friends
will be glad to hear that she has sufficiently
from recent surgical operation.
to leave the Paine hospital, and is now gath
ering strength at the home of her cousin,
Mis-. Almeda (Gilmore) Whittemore.in Bangor.
Mrs. Angie Miller and little daughter Ard
rey, guests of Mrs seth brown, Middle street, |
for a few days, left early last week for Isles
boro to join her husband for their journey to
Aiken, S. c., where they are to spend the win
ter. Mrs. Brown accompanied her as far as
Belfast,
Miss Sadie Sawyer, whose home is with her
sister, Mrs. James Halves at Lowder Brook
was suddenly. seized Wednesday evening Oct
18th, with excessive pain. DR.. E. D. Tapley of
Belfast was called and pronounced it case of
acute appendicitis; hastened the patient to his
hospital in Belfast, and the next day perform
ed an operation. Sympathy is expressed for
the young lady with the hope that results may
prove favorable.
Messrs Alvah c. Treat, Walter F. Trundy,
Clifford N. Fletcher and Edward l. Littlefed
arrived home Saturday night from a weeks
hunting trip in Northern Maine. A fine chase
to within four miles of the Canadian border
keen appetites, some times weary limbs, four
deer as trophy Of the hunt, and motor trip of
l65 miles from Jackman to Stockton, Saturday |
in the Treat car. comprised the weeks outing.
which was greatly enjoyed by ALL
Mrs. A. v. Nickels and Mrs. ]. c. Showers
came from Searsport Oct. 18th to spend the
afternoon with their COUSINS the Misses HIGH. |
born, Church street. previ GUS to their depart
ure Tuesday-Mrs. Nickes for Boston, land Mr..
and Mrs. Showers and daughter, Miss Miriam,
for their home in West Palm Beach, Fla. The
party motto red to Boston in the Showers car.
going by way of Portland to call on their cou-
sins, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Grant.
William N. Lower left last Thursday to join
his wife in Los Angeles, Calf. where he is