The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-11-11
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mrs. Maria Blanchard, Sylvan street, return
ed early last week from somewhat prolonged
absence from town.
Lester Cole is boarding with Mrs. R. M.
Dorr, Church street, during the absence of his
parents in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Treat motored to Win
terport Nov. End to visit her sister and nus
band, MIR. and Mrs. James Freeman.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Universalist
church will meet this, Thursday, afternoon
with Mrs. Rupert NJ Dorr. Church street.
Miss Leora Partridge. Church street. has
sufficiently recuperated from her recent Sc
we're attack of bronchitis to be at church on
Sunday.
I The young ladies' of the Auxiliary Aid of
the Universalist parish were entertained Tues
day afternoon by Miss Mabel F. Simmons.
School street.
Capt, and Mrs. Charles Cole and daughter
julia School street, left Monday for Boston,
where he expects to enter hospital for surg
ical treatment.
Mr. Everett S. Grant OF New Haven, Conn.,.
recently sent large, very fine, family monu-
ment, which he is having erected upon his lot
in the village cemetery.
Mr.. H. L. Hopkins, having renovated the
basement room in his block, Church street. the
new barber in town, Mr.. Cox, has moved from
the LaFurley block into those quarters.
Mr.. Alvah c. Treat. superintendent of
schools, spent Monday visiting schools. He
was at the Cape in the forenoon and at Sandy
point and the Narrows in the afternoon.
Mrs Eden H. Shute of West Sebec the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Flanders, East Main street. pending the finish
ing of the house building for the occupancy of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Shute.
| Mrs Samuel H. West, Railroad avenue re-
Gently suffered bad i'll turn from the chronic
abdominal trouble from which she has long
been sufferer. Sympathy of neighbors is ex-
tended to her in her long sickness.
Rev. "A. A. Blair, the Universalist pastor, de-
livered an excellent sermon to the large au-
dence which responded to his invitation. to be
present for Rally Sunday. The fine solo. rem
dered by MIR. H. R Hayes and the duet by Mr..
and Mrs. Ii. R. Hayes with Mr.. E. c. Simpson
at the organ added greatly to the enjoyment Of
the service.
Mrs. Carrie A. Gardner, Middle street, took
Fridays early train for Boston, where she
will spend the winter with her widowed sister,
in law, Mrs. Russell P. Goodhue, at s02 Cen
l for To-, Ic;r c. !,
Brown occupying her house (the home of
her father, the late Albio-, P. Goodhue) as
caretakers during her absence.
At the last meeting of the Current Events
club the folio wing officers were chosen for the
ensuing quarter: President, Mrs. Lucretia
Flanders; vice president, Mrs. Alice NJ. HIGH
born; secretary. Mrs. M. Abbie Treat; treas
urer, Miss Alice Hicl born. At this writing,
Monday, the place of the next meeting and
| topic for study are not determined.
Mrs, David W. Nichels of Searsport called
upon relatives in Stockton Nov. End, prepar-
atory to leaving home to spend the winter
In Portland. Mr.. Nickels is finishing the drill
ing of his third artesian we'll, at Sebois, and
they have leased their house in Searsport for
the winter, with the intention of taking a
furnished rent in Portland during cold weather
Mr.. Frank W. Collins of Rockland has been
In the village several days preparing his hotel
property, the Stockton, to be again open to
the public. The new proprietor and wife,
with son and guest. arrived Monday from
Canaan. N. H.. where they have been connect
| cd xuifh hot al 4,
public house and it is earnestly hoped this
venture may prove decided success
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith visited their
son Raymond at the Waldo County hospital
last Sunday and were greatly encouraged by
his condition. He was sitting up and suffering
much less pain, and the physicians assured
them of probable recovery from his ailment
Inflammation of the prostate gland) without
surgical operation. 1t is hoped that he may
come home in the course of another week.
Capt and Mrs. Harry F. Hichborn left Sat-
urday to spend Suncsy with her mother,
Mrs. Adelbert Crockett, in Brewer. They
returned onday to remain with his mother
Mrs. Hattie c. Hichborn, West Main street,
until their departure later in the week for
their home in Brooklyn. N. Y. This is the
first vacation of any length the captain has
taken during his nine years services in the
Red D Line-a merited and nee ded relaxation.
Morton earle ton, son OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank
1 Carleton of Winterport, and Miss Vivian Tit
comb, slaughter of MIR. and Mrs. L. S. Titcomb,
Sylvan street, were married last Saturday
evening at the Methodist parsonage in Winter
port. Stockton extends congratulations and
good wishes to the young couple, wishing
them long and prosperous life voyage. The
bride and groom were the guests of her par
ents Sunday, returning in the evening to their
future home.