The Republican journal., 1915-05-13
STOCKTON SPRINGS.


The Universalist society will soon hold the
annual parish meeting, probably with supper
in the hall, as last year.
The Auxiliary Aid of the Universalist parish
was entertained Tuesday afternoon for the
customary fancywork by Mrs. Elmer E.
Thompson, Church street.
Mrs. Milton j. Goodere, West Main street
returned May 4th from weeks stay in Bos-
ton. leaving her son, Mr.. Richard, quite i'm
proved although still in the naval hospital
Mr.. Albert M. Ames, Church street, was in
Portland last week attending the annual ses-
sion of the Grand Lodge, F. and A. M, of
Maine, He returned last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary (Goodhue) Hartman came from
Belfast May LIST to visit Mrs. Wellman Han
son. Standpoint road. and remained until
Thursday afternoon. Welcome to native
scenes.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Universalist
parish will meet this, Thursday, afternoon
with Mrs. Annie K. Hartman, East Main
street, socially. This cordiar.hostess desires a
goodly attendance.
Mrs. Harry D. Shute went to Rockland last
Friday to join her husband for a visit She
had been for some weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Albert c. Colcord, East Main street.
Welcome back to the native town Evelyn
Charles O. McMann, Church street, and
Gleason Tinney of Cape Jellison went to New
in
Great Northern Paper Co, of Millinocket,
Maine. They made the passage on the steam
er Millinocket.
Mrs. Frank A. Patterson East Main street.
left Monday to accompany her daughter and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Griffin, to
Mass achusetts to visit them in Mattapoisett.
and her son, F. P. R. Patterson and wife, in
their New Bedford home.
Mr.. George S. Staples accompanied by his
wife and two children arrived Saturday from
Pittsfield to spend Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Horace Staples, West Main street. return
ing by Mondays early train. Mr.. Staples is
station agent at Pittsfeld.
Mr. and Mrs. John ]. Wsrdwell of Rock]ap
came Sunday 70 visit Mrs. WardwelPs sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Lancaster
in the home of their father. the late Capt.
David Berry. Old associates gladly greet Mr..
and Mrs. Wardwell in their early home town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah C. Treat were in VIM
terport last week calling upon her sister, Mrs
James Freeman, and on the homewsrd drive
they called upon Mrs. Joseph Colson in Pros
pect, whom they found somewhat improved in
health although still absolutely confined to
wheel-chair. A long severe trial of sufferingl
Sympathy is extended to the invalid
The Misses Gladys. Pauline and Julia Cole
children of Capt. Charles Cole, School street
a rived by Sunday mornings boat from Bos-
ton to join their sist er Gertrude at home their
mother having gone to New York to meet her
hus band on the arrival of his vessel One
brother is at home with the young sisters.
Mrs. ]. A. Pierce of Sandy point and her
d aughter, Miss Jennie Black, were guests
Friday of Mrs. Ralph Morse and daughter
RS. Jennie M. Bra gg. and went to Belfast by
automobile in the ate rnoon, accompanied by
Mrs. Grace w. Britto, who continued her trip
% Rockland. retur ming Monday to Sandy
point by steamer
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah C. Treat, Church street,
accompanied by his nephew, Mr.. George C.
with his wife and little son. Eden,
vent to Bangor Sunday in his new Overland au-
omobile and lunched with Mrs. Treats sister
md husband, Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Gerrity. They
III pronounced the car very easy.
From Cape Jeli son piers the following ship
ping report was telepboned Monday evening:
ay Sd, sch. Elisha B. Crosby arrived with
cargo of hard pine from Jacksonville. Florida,
. nd tug Hugh Ross arrived for orders. May 4th,
ug Hugh Ross sailed. May 9Th, sch. Omaha
allied with cargo of lumber for Boston, and
steamer Millinocket sailed, with paper. for
hilsdelph,a and New York. May 10th. sch.
A banaxi arrived. light. to load lumber.
Mrs. Albert M. Ames went to Prospect viii
age May 9th to visit her aged maternal grand
mother, Mrs. Gooding Grant. who is steadily
re cooperating from a severe attack of influenza.
Al though able to be about little she is obliged
20 reli quish all domestic cares to her devoted
iau ghter, Miss Elvena Grant, who lives with
her. Mrs. Ames joined her husband at the
rain on his home trip Thursday afternoon.
DR.. G. A. Stevens. Church street. recently
ought the lot of pasture land formerly owned
y the late Capt. David Ames and bordering on
I'll uIch street, between the Capt. L. M. Part.
i dye place and the former home of the late
capt. Stephen Ellis. This, remembered by all
Id residents as a rock pile, the doctor is hav-
ng cleared. preparatory to making vegeta-
lie garden opposite his residence. An i'm
pr ovement to the appearance Of the street
vh en- completed in the doctors always care
hui and artistic manner.
Mrs. Loring, an invalid widow living in the
p per section Of the town with = married
10 tighter and family, committed suicide SUM-