The Republican journal., 1916-07-13
STOCKTON SPRINGS.


Mr. and Mrs A P Goodhue of Belfast motor
ed to Stockton last Sunday and called upon
friends in town.
Misses Blan che Doe and Josie LaFurley re-
turned recently from a visit with Mrs Nettie
Bishop in Bucksport.
Mrs Stella Young arrived from Winter
port Sunday and will remain with Mfs Angie
& Mudgett through the summer.
Jewett Ginn an aged citizen of Standpoint
was buried from his house. July 9Th. SYM
patty is extended to all relatives.
Mrs S Stevens of Troy arrived July 9TH for
a visit of nde finite length with her son and
wife, DR.. and Mrs G A Stevens, Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs Ellsworth Jones of Bangor,
were dinner guests of Mrs Fannie Bridges,
Middle street, July 4th, returning by afternoon
train.
Miss Blanche Doe. West Nam street, was
the guest of her friend MISS Gladys Heath in
Standpoint for July 4th, returning home the
night of the 9th.
Misses Lillian and Mabel F Simmons,
School street, left Monday tor Castine to at
tend the Superintendent Conference in ses-
sion there the present week.
Mr. and Mrs Allan Burse and little son Nor
man of Costigan arrived July lst to visit her
parents, MIR and Mis- John Mclaughlin, School
street. They left for home On Thursday.
Miss Jessie Myrck returned recently from
two weeks absence. called home by the
sickness and death of her sster-in-l law, and is
again with Mrs John Mclaughlin, School treet.
MIR Charles A Snow, who is attending the
summer school at the University of Maine.
Orono, came down to spend the Fourth with
his wife, returning Thursday to his class work.
Mr. and Mrs PIERCE D Lancaster and little
daughter Gertrude left by the morning train
July 5lh to return to their Cambridge, Mass,
home, after visiting relatives in Stockton and
Para.
Norman D Griffin, arrived July 1st from
Cambridge. Mass, to speI the week of July
.th with his parents, MIR ard Mrs Levi 5 Grit
fa, Maple street, leaving Saturday on his re-
turn trip.
Mr. and Mrs George Titcomb and two young
daughters, Doris and Ply Ills, arrived Saturday
from Springfield, Mass. Tor vacation visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs l. S Titcomb,
Sylvan street.
Russell 0 Gardner left for Boston by Mon
day boat after a brief visit with his mother
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wife and her mother, Mrs Adams, RENAME
for longer tarry in town.
MIR Edric Cole man, Middle street, at present
a motorman on the electric cars, Bangor, came
home July LIST to spend our national holiday
with his wife and little daughter, Amy Ger
trude, returning Thursday to his business.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Littlefeld, Church
street are receiving congratulations upon the
arrival of fine 10 pound boy. July 7th. in
their home, DIR. G. A. Stevens is in attend
ance and mother and babe are doing well.
powerful electrical storm visited Stockton
on Saturday, the rain pouring in drenching
sheets, the vivid lightning and the tremend-
ously crashing thunder suggesting the striking
Our station agent, M Goodere, announces
that beginning with this week the B & A. rail.
road on each Thursday for three weeks will
sell round trip tickets to Bangor for 81 en-.
Remember the time-Thursdays for three
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Alvah Treat motored to Sears
port Sunday afternoon to attend the annual
memorial service of the Odd Fellows. The
ddress was given in the Methodist church by
John Bunker. Master of the Grand Lodge of
the State.
MIS- Eden II Shute and infant son left July
9Th for her home in South Sebec, after being
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs A Flanders
East Main street, and her husbands parents,
Capt and Mrs Eden Shute, Sylvan street,
for few weeks.
Mrs John Mclaughlin, School street, is
a gain suffering seriously from chronic troub-
les which have greatly reduced her strength
in former attacks. DR. G A stevens was called
Sunday, and at this writing (Monday) she is
re ported as more comfortable.
Last Saturday Capt Edmund Hichborn, &C.
companied by his sister, Miss Nellie. Mrs ALDER
C Colcord. Capt and Mrs A Patterson and
Mrs Annie < Hartman. motored to Belfast in
one of McLaughlins autos. where they in
dulged in ice cream before the return trip.
The State road in the eastern part of Sears
port Through Park adjoining the Stockton
line, is now nearly finished and will be great
improv ement over for mer conditions, and the
Griffin Auto Rest and Tea Room has conse
quently been re-opened.
DR. and Mrs ] Ryder of Boston arrived BY
boat last Saturday morning. accompanied by q