The Republican journal., 1916-09-14
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mrs. Charles C. Park has returned from q
fortnight's visit in Rockland. Welcome home
Mrs. William Avery, Middle street, returned
Sept 9th from brief visit with her daughter
| and husband in Eastport.
| Carlton Baldry, guest at the Libby board
ing house, Sylvan street, left Saturday for his
| home in Fairhaven, Mass
| Mrs. John C. Randell and daughter, Miss
Elva May. Cross street, returned recently
from visit with relatives in Belfast.
DIR. and Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens of Belfast
were Sunday guests of his brother and wife
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Stevens, Church street.
irving Merrithew, son of Mr. and Mrs. r.
Merrithew. Church street. is visiting in Quincy.
Mass. the guest of his friend Earl Wnslow.
Rev. Asa M. Bradley of Portland spoke in
the Universalist pulpit last Sunday evening.
Rev A. A. Blair being in Saratoga Springs, N,
Y.
Miss Lena Sprowl of Winterport was the
guest of her cousin. Mrs. Albert Nj Ames
Church street, from Monday until Wednes.
day.
Miss Margaret Grieve of Camden was week
end guest of her brother, Everett Grieye. at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. j. S. Wardwell. Churcb
street.
Miss Martha Wescott of Castine arrived
Saturday to visit her aunt, Mrs L. M. PART
ridge. and cousin, Miss Lord, leaving Tuesday
for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Prescott are occupying
their new bungalow, West Main street. al.
though masons and carpenters have not vet
completed their work,
Crawford A. Treat came from Millinocket
Thursday. where he is at present stationed.
Tor brief visit with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvah c. Treat, Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moulton and little
daughter Helen of Roslindale. Mass, arrived
Saturday from short visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Moultop. Cross street
Mrs. Mary Rankin of San Francisco, Calf.
on six months visit with relatives in the
East, was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. ]. E.
Prescott, West Main street, for week. leav
ing Stockton for Bangor
Mrs. Susie A. Rendell, after spending the
summer With her mother, Mrs. John C. Ran
dell, Cross street, left Sept 1st to ioin her
daughter. Mrs. Perry Sprague, in Brooklyn. N,
T. She will later be with her daughter. Mrs.
George CHM
Inc new Lawrence canning factory opened
Monday with good supply of fish and COM
paratively good force of operatives, which
Will OF course be Increased as the business
gets into RUNNING order. Mr.. William Averv
is Superintendent
Misses Pauline and Louise Griffin, recent
guests Of their maternal grandparents, Capt
and MIS- Frank A. Patterson, East Main
street, took Saturdays boat for Boston en-
route to the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry W. Griffin. Mattaposett, Mass.
Missl Priscilla Devereaux of New York. sum-
merlng with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Devereaux,at Standpoint. was the last Sunday
uest of Miss Louise Shute, Sylvan street
Miss Shute having spent the previous Sunday
with Miss Devereaux at the summer home of
her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howes, formerly Mrs.
mafla L. Blanchard. Sylvan street. returned
last Saturday from visit with Mrs. Howes'
daughter in Etna and business trip to Hol.
Den. They were accompanied home by Mrs
howes' niece. who spent Sunday with them. I.
Mrs. Lillian (Ford) Buck, who was appoint
ed to make record of the automobile traffic.
through town last week, tells us that within
the seven days from a. m to o, m. of each
day. 1889 touring passed her home, in
Park This is exclusive of runabouts, motor
trucks and motorcycles,
Sunday opened the present week with glori
GUS weather. and Monday followed with
equally fine sunshine -"real Republican
weather., as some one exclaimed. for our
State election. May sweeping majority for
Milk en- and the whole State ticket cause The
journal rooster to crow Justify!
DR.. and Mrs. Herman G. Hichborn daughter
Ruth and her friend Miss Dorothy Crosby of
Cambridge with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry R. HIGH
born and Miss Alice Hichborn, motored to
Bangor Friday evening to attend the grand
Republican rally. Expectations for the occa.
sion were high and none were disappointed
Stockton regrets the transfer of it's excel
lent Station agent, M. J. Goodere, to Brown
vile. Mr.. Goodere tells us that he, Mrs.
Goodere and the two children dislike to make
the change from Stockton, the pecuniary con-
, sideration being the only inducement to leave
| Brownville is the third best paying station on
| the B. & A. line.
Mrs. Mary Hartman, Standpoint road hav-
| ing been very i'll in Belfast and at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Grace Daily. Old Town. has
sufficiently improved to open her Stockton
home, formerly the late Joseph Goodhue's
place. where she will remain for the present.
Old friends hope to hear of steady gain in her
physical condition.
| Miss Lillian A. Simmons, School street. &C.
ccmpanied by her niece, Miss Frances Kim
ball of Brookline, left b5 Saturdays train for
the Kimball home in Brookline, Mass Miss
Simmons has been spending her vacation from
teaching in the Boston schools with her sister,
Miss Mabel F. Simmons. in the family home
stead, and Miss Frances had been the guest OF
her aunts for several weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. J. F. Ryder of Cambridge
Mass, summering at the home of her father