The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-11-16
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

extent among the cnluren throughout Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Treat, called here by
the death of his father. the late James M.
Treat, left Nov. sth to return to their home in
Milo.
Mr.. Barnard, the assistant in the Stockton
Springs High school, was the guest Sunday of
Mr.. Arthur Shute, W hose two sons are pupils
in the school,
Mrs. Henry S. Moulton. Cross street. re-
turned last Thursday from visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry E. Verri and family, in
Camden.
The Auxiliary aid of the Unversast parish
is to be entertained by Mrs Edgar Nj. Cocord
Mill street, Friday afternoon. A full attend
ance is hoped for by the hostess.
John E. Lancaster. East Main street, is en-
Joylng his annual vacation-15 days in length
from his R. F. d. route. Frank L. Blanch-
ard, his substitute, is supplying his place.
Samuel E. Rendell, West Main street. came
home from Caribou last Thursday because of
his wifes temporary illness, expecting to
leave Monday on his return trip if she were
able to be left.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah c. Treat. Church street,
accompanied by their son and bride, Mr.. and
Mrs. Crawford A. Treat. mot ored to Winter
port and Bangor last Thursday afternoon to
call upon various relatives and friends, return
ing during the evening.
Mrs. S. B. Merrithew, Church street, is re-
covering from the severe cold from which she
suffered during last week. Her daughter, Miss
Ruth, came from the M. C, l. Pittsfeld Friday.
because of her mothers illness, and remained
until Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lambert, West Main
street, left the night of Nov 7th for motor
trip to Attleboro, Mass, where they will visit
married daughter before making business
trip to Boston for the purchase of fall dry
goods for their Main street business,
Mrs. Charles A. Gibson of Bangor. accom-
panied by her companion, nurse, and an inti-
mate friend. motored to Stockton Nov. 9Th in
her fine limousine 1.-THE weather being
ideal for an autumnaD day. to visit Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Il. Emery, Maple street, leaving
for home at o'clock in the evening.
patient at the Massach usetts General Hospi-
tai in Boston, came back to Stockton Nov. 4th
to vote. returning to Massachusetts the middle
OF last week. He is the organist at the Uni
versalist church and that place is supplied by
Mrs. Charles A. Snow, Church street. during
his absence.
Nov. 8tn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Treat. with
their son and bride as guests, motored to
Camden in the Treat car to inspect the ship.
yards, two vessels being on the stocks, and
greatly enjoyed the fine weather, the ride and
mechanical work. Once SO familiar in Stock
ton, shipbuidiDg is now one of the Lost
Arts here.
Mrs. Frank A. Patterson, East Main street
returned last Friday from New Bedford, Mass,
where she was called the week before, TO at.
tend the funeral of her late, lamented daugh-
ter-in-aw, Mrs. Franklin P. R. Patterson of
that city. The kindest sympathy is extended
to her and her husband by all intimate friends
in their great bereavement.
Eight consecutive days of sunshne-beauti-
full November weather-was followed Sunday
evening by a snowfall, the first fiirt of the
year. Early risers Monday morning saw the
landscape wrapped in while. Through the
day slight desutory snow storm continued
partially melting as it fell, giving the streets
dirty appearance. The atmos phere was cold
and raw.
Mrs. John Merrithew, Maple street, who has
been severely ill and attended by DR.. HE.
Small. West Main street. had Dr. E. D. Tap
ley of Belfast in consultation Sunday, and it
is feared an operation may be necessary, later,
although the patient is more comfortable at
present. Sympathy is extended in this suf-
fering sickness.
Charles Sanford of Brooklyn, N. Y. arrived
Friday for brief visit in town, followed on
Saturday by the arrival of Mrs. Sanford and
their son. Richard Sanford. in their automo-
bile. They are guests at The Stockton for a
few days, while directing repairs and painting
of their Fort Point cottages, not having been
here during the summer.
George H. Hopkins. son of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
l.. Hopkins, Church street, left Monday for
Mattapoisett, Mass, where his marriage to
Miss Louise E. Griffin will take place this.
Thursday, afternoon at the home of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Harry w Griffin Num-
berless congratulations and best wishes are ex-
tended to the young couple by their many
Stockton friends.
Capt. Horace M. .iriffip, Middle street, one
of our rural carriers, is now enjoying his
annual vacation-time, fifteen days from the
End of November-with Willard M. Berry.
Gilmore street, as his legal substitute. The
Capt. and Mrs. Griffin are christening a new
top buggy during this opportuni for pleasure
driving Last Thursday afternoon they spent
in Searsport, calling upon friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H, Morrison and Miss
Leora Partridge. Church street. accompanied
by Mrs. Morrison's sister. Mrs. Sanborn. of
Mansfield, Mass, motored to Bangor in one of
the Mclaughlin autos last Thursday for the
days shopping in the city. They returned at
night with the exception of Mrs. Sanborn. who
left for her Massac husetts home after SPEND
ing few days with her sister in Stockton.
Sunday afternoon DR.. G. A. Stevens, Church
street, was hurrisdly called to Cape Jelhson to
attend Edgar Parsons. whom he found suffer-
ing from blood poison. due to q scratch upon