The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-07-22
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Stockton is praying for sunshne-and native
green peas.
Rufus l.. Mudgett, Stocktons postmaster,
spent last Friday in Belfast, returning at
night
Mrs. L. 5. Titcomb, Sylvan street, spent last
Saturday with relatives in Bangor ard Brewer,
returning by last train.
Sunday gave us glorious day, and the au-
tomobiles were rushing hither and yon through
our streets from morning until midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Doyle with their two
children Master Reginald and Miss Ada, left
July 18th for visits in Caribou. Aroostook
county.
N iss Vera Pu1dy of Robinson, Maine, is the
guest of her urcle and aunt, MIR. and Mrs.
Milton j. Goooere, West Main street for the
summer.
Mrs. Frank A. Foster, School street, and
daue liter, Miss Olive, spent last Friday in
Bangor Ter consulting IN oculist and doing
shop ping.
The Auxiliary Aid, composed Of the yeure
ladies of the Universalist society, met Tuesday
ftecnoon with Miss Mattel F. Sin mons, School
street, for the usual fancywork.
MIS-. Harry D. Shute came up from Rock
land last Saturday to join her mother, MIS-
Albert c. Coicord during the visits of her ma.
te1nal aunts.
!; Mrs Eden S. Shute, Sylvan street, accom-.
panied by her young daughter, Miss Louise
eft recently to join Capt. Shute in New Yorl
on the arrival of his vessel.
| Mrs. Charles Cole, School street, recent,
joined Capt. Cole at North Haven. coming VI
the ay to Cape Jellson Piers on his vessel
the schooner Edith McIntire, bound there fo
freight.
Mrs. Annette Hartman, the mother of Mrs
Willard NJ. Berry. Gilmore street, took tn,
train July 14th for Milo Junction, where sh,
will visit her son, William D. Hartman, ant
family.
Miss Emma Hichborn arrived home from
Belfast last Saturday to spend her annual va
cation from J. H. Howes' dry goods store witt
her sister, Miss Nellie Hichborn. in their Yves
Mainstreet residence. Welcome to Stockton
Mrs. Clarence Adams and daughter Made
line of Bridgewater, Mass, ard Mrs. Fred LIE
land and daughter Christine, also from Bridge
water, have been the guests for two weeks O
their parents, Capt. and Mrs. Charles Cole
School street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Universalis
parish will be entertained this, Thursday, at
ternoon by Mrs. L. M. Partridge, Churc
street. 1t is hoped the weather may be pro
pitious and the attendance consequent
large.
Miss Susie A. Cousens, the guest of Mr.
Edgar M. Colcord, Mill street, left July 13t
to visit an E. S. N. S. classmate in Bluehil
She returned Saturday for final calls in tow
before her depart ure for Brockton, Mass
her present home.
Misses Gertrude and Gladys Cole, Schoc
street, left last week to accompany thei
father, Capt. Charles Cole,on voyage TO Ne,
York and return. hoping for benefit to thei
threats, both having failed to recuperate salts
factorily from removal of the tonsils.
Capt. Edmund HIGH born is having the hous
of his father. the late Capt. Robert Hichborr
wired throughout for electric lights for tn
convenience of his sisters, the Misses Emm
and Nellie Hichborn. Quite the fashion nov
in town, and good one for the housekeepers
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Lttlefeld of Booth
bay were automobile callers July 18th upol
the Misses Hichborn, Church street, spendin
couple of hours. MIR. Littlefeld is tn
youngest son of the late Mr.. John Ittlefielt
formerly one of Stockton's most highly re
spected citizens.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah C. Treat, Church street
accompanied by Miss Mabel F. Simmons
School street, and Miss Leora Partridg
Church street, as guests, motored to Castin
July 14th, spending a most enjoyable day SUI
rounded by delightful scenery from beginnin
, to end of the trip.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Bion B. Sanborn, Churc
, street, and children. Miss Gwendolyn an
Master Donald, with friends from Boston, ar
spending several days at the Sanborn 10
{ cabin, Scamp Mollychunkamunk." on tn
, Standpoint shore Of Fort Point cove. An ii
, tractive place for = summer outing BY the se'