The Republican journal., 1915-06-24
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

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Monday was glorious day, after an ali-day
rainstorm Sunday
Mr.. Clark of Green Lake arrived June 18th
to visit his sister, Mrs. John E. Prescott, Syl-
van street.
Mrs. Milton ]. Goodere, West Main street,
returned Friday forenoon from a brief visit
in Bangor.
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Flarders, East Main
street, spent Monday in Bangor, returning by
last train in afternoon.
Thursday Mr.. ..PalBe Ia cousin of Mrs J. A.
Flanders) here to attend the marriage of Miss
Lucretia H. Flanders. June 18th, left for home.
Miss Annie Callahan left Saturday for her
Boston home after a weeks visit with her
especial friend, and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Staples, Church street.
Mrs. Jennie M. Bragg returned from Ban
gor by Mondays Afternoon train. leaving her
mother. Mrs. Ralph Morse improving, appar-
! emily, from her surgical treatment.
James A. Flanders, Jr, left his parents
| home Immediately after the wedding of his
sister, to join his wife (unable from illness to
come with him) with her mother in Bangor
MIR. and Mrs. H. L. Hopkins and their son,
Mr.. George H. Hopkins, accompanied by Mrs.
Grace W. Brtto,left Thursday morning for an
automobile trip to Boothbay and Damariscotta
They reached home Friday night after de-
lightful run in the Hopkins car and agreeable
| calls upon friends
The Auxiliary Aid Of the young ladies' of
the Universalist church met Tuesday with Mrs.
Elmer E. Thompson, Church street. A "mys-
tery-lunch" was served at noon by the hos
tess.
Miss Ruth Flanders of Maiden, Mass. ar
rived June 18th, to attend the marriage of her
cousin, Miss Lucretia H. Flanders, the follow
ing morning She took the afternoon train
for home.
Mr. and MS. John Wardwell and family of
Rockland arrived June 10Th in his automobile
for call upon Mrs. WardwelPs sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs John E. Lancaster, East
Main street, returning that evening.
The invited dancing party in Denslow Hall
on the evening of June 14th was given by
Mrs J. A. Flanders and Mrs. E. S. Shute, in
stead of by Eden H. Shute and his fancee. as
enormously reported last week to your corre-
spondent.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wyman of Mattawam-
keag arrived Monday afternoon to visit her
father, Frank v. Davis, School street. Mrs.
Wyman will be remembered as Miss Cassie
Davis previous to her first marriage to the
late Luther Grant.
Charles Cakin. School street, spent June
10th in Bucksport to witness the graduation
of his youngest daughter, Miss Grace, from
the E. M c. seminary. Congratulations on
accomplished work after three years applica-
ton to close study to our young neighbor.
Harry D. Shute arrived from Rockland, June
| 18th to join his wife at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Albert c. Colcord, East Main Street They
returned Thursday to their present home In
Rockland, after attending the wedding of his
brother, Eden H. Shute, the previous day.
John Mclaughlin is now running one of his
easy riding Cadillac automobiles on two
daily trips schedule from Cape Jellison to
Belfast, having motor truck attachment for
carrying baggage. The round trip price
$l-renders this a great convenience to all
having any Belfast business to transact.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Universalist
parish will be entertained this, Thursday,
afternoon, by Mrs. Hattie c. Hichborn West
Main street, for sewing. From now until the
midsummer sale of needlework the social
meetings of this association will be dispensed
with, as the finishing of various articles for
the sale is now important.
From Cape Jellison piers the following ship
ping report for last week was telephoned
Monday evening: June 10th, steamer Mill
nocket arrived with general cargo from Lew
York. June 18th, sch Inez arrived " 18th cargo
of potatoes from Penobscot June 10Th, steam
er Millinocket sailed with paper cargo for
New York, and sch. Inez sailed,light
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Albert Gardner, Middle
street, took his mother, Mrs. Carrie A. Gard
ner, to Sidney on Sunday despite the unpro-
| pitious weather conditions) to remain fort
night. the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Helen
! Farnham. The Gardner automobiles Ford
seems a most serviceabe machine. albeit the
| Constant wear is very great in Mr.. Gardners
BUSINESS.
Mrs. Jennie M. Bragg, West Main street, left
Thursday morning to Join her mother, Mrs.
Ralph Morse, in Bangor she having decided to
submit to surgical operation-the removal of
the gall-bladder-at the Paine hospital The
patient is reported doing as well as can be ex-
pected at this writing, Monday afternoon.
Stockton extends hopeful sympathy to Mrs.
Morse and her daughter.
Mrs. Willard M. Griffin of San Francisco
California. accompanied by the Oldest grand
son Of the family. Mr.. Willard c. Griffin. son