The Republican journal., 1915-10-28
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

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Mrs. Forest West went to Searsport Monday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Nickerson.
Forest West. after being,at home for wees
with an injured hand, left last week to return
to Bluehill bay.
Rev. and Mrs A. A. Blair called upon
parishioners in the village Friday, fndng many
sick ones among them.
Among other teachers attending the conven'
ton in Bangor are Miss Abbie Chase and Miss
Swasey of the village schools.
Capt. and Mrs. Warren c. Haskell, Lowder
Brook, left Saturday for an auto tilp to fort-
land and will be absent a week or more
Mrs, James P. Showers of Standpoint village
called upon the Misses Hichborn. Churcn
street, and other village friends. Monday az
ternoon.
Mrs. Eden S. Shute and daughter Louise.
Sylvan street, arrived home Friday from New
York, having accompanied her husband on his
recent sea voyage.
Mrs. Harry d. Shute came up from Rock
land Friday to spend Sunday with her MOTHER
Mrs. Albert C. Colcord. East Main street, re-.
| turning Monday.
| Mrs. Ella Sanborn arrived early last week
from Islesboro for brief visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Seth Brown. Middle street. She left
Friday for Morrill,.
Mr.. William c. Magune. Middle street. is
wiring and installing fixtures for electric
lights in the residence of Mrs. James r.
Showers, Standpoint.
Miss Emma hichborn came from Belfast
Saturday to spend Sunday with her sister. Miss
Nellie Hichborn, who like many others. has
been suffering with heavy cold.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Universalist
parish will be entertained. this. Thursday, af-
ternoon by Mrs. Charles C. Park at her rooms
in the Britto house, West Main street.
Truman Lathrop and Ralph Clifford. who
are employed in the Morrison fisheries, came
up from Surry in motor boat for brief visit
to their families, returning early last week
1 Mrs. Charles Cole and two children, School
street, arrived Friday. having accompanied
Capt. Cole on his vessel schooner Edith Nc
Intire. on the run from Camden to Cape Jelli-
son piers.
October is giving US glorious month. The
sunshine of the past week was tempered by
the crisp autumnal air, however. The hunt
ers moon has rendered the evenings beautiful.
reminding many of young days and the costa
tic thrills of youthful love.
INNS Grace W. Britto, West Main street,
left last Saturday for visit of several weeks
at her girlhood's home in Boothbay Later
she will return to Stockton for few weeks
tarry previous to her departure, with friends,
in February for a trip to West Palm Beach,
Florida.
John Mclaughlin, proprietor of the Nc
Laughin livery stable and garage, Main street.
was in Bar Harbor last week, where he bought
several carriages and pair of horses for his
stable. He also bought a couple of noted
trotting horses for future sale, this being an
annual custom with our successful liveryman.
Mrs Levi Griffin, Maple street. and Mrs.
James Croker, Middle street. left by Boston
boat last Saturday to visit their sisters, Mrs.
Ralph S. Staples and Mrs. PIERCE D. Lancaster,
in Cambridge, Mass. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Griffin's son, Mr.. Norman D. Griffin,
who has employment with the Lancasters for
the winter.
Miss Leora Partridge, daughter of Capt. L.
M. Partridge, Church street, has been suffer-
ing for the past two weeks with severe at
tack of bronchitis. She is comfortable at
this writing, Monday, although still suffering
with wearing and lnsistent cough. Mrs. Part
ridge is also enduring very bad cold, but is
somewhat improved at present.
Capt Harry Hichborn of Brooklyn, N. Y,
of the Red D Line accompanied by his
wife, arrived Oct. Goth to visit his mother,
Mrs. Hattie (Clifford) Hichborn, West Main
street. The captain is on three weeks vaca-
ton. being worn by the hardships encountered
during the passages of the present tall. With
his wife he will spend the time between Stock
ton friends and his wife's mother, Mrs. Adel-
bert Crockett, in Brewer,
Quite number of our people availed them
selves of the { fer of special rates on the rail-
road to attend the photo play, 1.-The Birth Of
Nation" in Bangor Wednesday. The tickets
for the trip were 81. and included return by
special train after the entertainment There
will also be session of the Teachers and
Superintendent Convention in that city on
Thursday and Friday, with banquet and caba-
ret, Wednesday evening. An additional 80
cents on the trip ticket allows the purchaser
to remain through this convention. 1t is ex-
pected that several of our teachers will be in