The Republican journal., 1915-06-17
STOCKTON SPRINGS.


Next SUI day evening Rupert Dorr will rem.
der an appropriate violin solo at the Universal
Isl church.
Mrs. Wiis m Parker of East Milton Mass.
after weeks stay with Mr.. ard Mrs. Simeon
F. Ellis, Church street. left June Sth for home
b. I he Ladies' Aid Society of the Universalist
parish will meet this, Thursday, afternoon
with Mrs. Sine on F. Ellis, Church street, TO,
needlework.
I Miss Annie Callahan of Boston is the guest
of Mr.. ard Mrs. Everett Staples, Church
street, the present week. She arrived Monday
for weeks visit.
James A. Flanders. Jr., with wife and two
children from Albany, N. Y. arrived Monday
to visit his IaIents, Mr.. arc MIS- j. A. Elan
ders. East Main street.
Mrs. Herman G. Hlchbo1n ard friend Mrs.
Evans, took the Boston boat June 9th en- route
to their resle ctive homes in Cambridge, Mass,
after weeks visit in Stockton.
!. Mrs. Eden S. shute. Sylvan street, spent
last Friday in Bangor. by request of her
your gest son, Eden H. Shute, who accompa-
ME her home by the afternoon train.
- MIR. Eden H. Shute arrived Friday frcm
South Sebec where he is the staten agentl
to spend few days with his mother, Mrs.
Eden S. Shute, Sylvan street, before his mar
riage, June 10th.
DR.. I'll d MIS-. h. Everett hichborn and little
son Edward left last Saturday for their home
in Can. bridge, Mass, after a fortnighl's stay
at the summer place of their father, DR.. Her
man G. Rlchborn OF Cambridge. Mass.
Mrs. Milton J. Goodere, West Main street,
left Thursday morning for dentistry in Ban
gor, leaving there by night train for Boston
for weekend visit with her sister and fam
lily. She returned here Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Frank H. Moulton and Miss Adelaide
johnson of Roslindale, Mass, have been the
guests of his parents, MIR. and Mrs Henry s.
Moulton. Cross street, for the past week. They
left for home last Saturday by Boston steamer
Next Sunday being St. Johns Day, Rev. A.
A. Blair. pastor of the Universalist Society,
invites Pownal Lodge, +. & A. NJ, and Bethany
Chapter, o. E. S., to attend the special ser.
vices in body at the evening meeting at the
church.
Mrs. John N. Levine and little son, John Jr..
arrived June 9Th from Boston to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Flanders East Main
street, for the summer. MIR. Levine will, if
possible to leave business, join his wife later
for brief stay in town.
Mrs. L. dia Emery of Bangor, after winter
spent with relatives in Minnesota, arrived
June 9Th for visit with her son and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. Emery. Maple street.
Many acquaintance gladly greet this genial
lady once more in our village
Miss Grace Calkin, School street, kindly re-
membered many Stockton friends with the
following invitation to attend the graduation
of her class: The Senior class of East Maine
Conference seminary requests your presence
at the Commencement exercises at Bucksport,
Maine, June the l4th, 18th, and 18th"
Mrs. Jennie M. Bragg West Main street, is
feeling somewhat anxious because of the un-
favorable reports from her mother, Mrs, Ralph
Morse, who is receiving Osteopathic treatment
in Bangor. We trust symptoms may soon be-.
come encouraging. The entire community is
earnestly hoping for an improvement in this
neighbours health.
Monday evening, Mr.. Eden Fl. Shute and
fiancee, Miss Lucretia H. Flanders, gave a
dancing party to large company of invited
friends in Denslow Hall, tt cir last public APP
pearance before their marriage on Wednes-
day morning at the Flanders home, Rev. Ash
ley A. Smith, Universalist pastor at Bangor
formerly of Belfast and Stockton) officiating
very impressively.
Last Friday afternoon. in honor of the third
anniversary of the birth of her grandson, John
N. Levine, Jr., Mrs. J. A. Flanders, East Main
! street, gave an informal party for his pleasure
fourt cen mingled girls and boys" marching
into the dining-rQom to piano music for re-
freshme nts, their bright xpectant faces aglow
with childish mirth, presenting fascinating
picture to all lovers of ''little folks"
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee D. Wentworth arrived
from Providence, R. l., last Friday and were
uests of her father. Frank v. Davis. Schoo
street, until Tuesday, when Mr.. Wentworth
Joined the Boston steamer,on which he be-
longs to the engineer corps. Mrs. Wentworth
r en- aiming with her father for few days
longer. Congratulations and best wishes t,
this young couple from Stockton friends.
MIR. ard Mrs. Albert M. Ames. Church street
| were at their Fort Point Cove cottage
! Notwithstanding the most of last week an,
ntertained his mother, Mrs. John M. Ames
School street, there on Sunday-the seventy
fourth anniversary of her birthday. They al
returned to the village during the after
DON. This so-ealled Camp ia attractivel!
located just on the waters bank. fringed here
by lovely birches and ferns.