The Republican journal., 1916-09-28
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mrs. Grace w. BrlttO, vest MAIN street, ar
rived Monday from Boothbay, where she had
been visiting for several weeks.
M j. Goodere left Sept. Goth to assume his
duties as station agent at Brownville, to the
regret of his many Stockton friends.
Mr.. and Mrs William A. Small of Monroe
were Sunday guests of their on and wife, DIR.
and Mrs. H. E. Small. West Main street.
Raymond Smith came from Bridgewater
Mass, Sept. 18th to join his wife. They are
housekeeping in portion of the so-called Sc
gar house, Morse avenue.
Services at the Universalist church, begin
ming next Sunday. will be held in the after
noon instead of in the evening, the service
opening at o'clock.
Mr.. Nelson, temporary station agent, arriv-
ed early last week accompanied by his wife.
They are housekeeping in one of the second
floor tenements in the Hopkins block, Church
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Flanders. West Main
street, left Saturday morning to visit their
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Eden H.
Shute, in South Sebec, returning Tuesday af
ternoon.
George Avery, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Avery, Middle street, left Sept. goth for Oro-
no to resume his studies at the University of
more class.
Mrs. Helen Colburn, the guest of her sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Avah G. Treat,
Church street. for several weeks, left by boat
last Saturday for Boston en- route to her home
in Natick, Mass.
Henry Libby of Pittsfield, with his wife, her
nurse, YRS. Leavitt and her sister, Miss Cola
more, motored to Stockton Sunday for an af-
c..
pies, Church street, returning to Pittsfeld at
night.
Eden Pendleton, Cape Jellison, is still at
the Maine General Hospital in Portland, where
he is remaining for special treatment, not a
surgical operation. the physicians giving him
hope of ultimate recovery from his most pain
full ailment.
Hurrah for Hughes and Fairbanks! Every
day increases ones admiration for the strong,
forceful, convincing head of the Republican
ticket. Maine has done nobly! Let no one
abate one jot or title of his vigilance until
after the national election.
Capt. and Mrs. Oscar Ellis of Brewer, who
have been spending the summer at their bung
allow at Cape Jelllson, called on friends in the
village, Sept. Goth, preparatory to "breaking
camp" the next day and leaving for their
Brewer home in their automobiles Hudson
car.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gerrish have leased
the Goodere place formerly the home OF the
late Capt. C. C. Park West Main street.
Mr.. Gerrish is the successor to Charles Calkn
as manager of the b. & A. R. K. interests in
town.
Capt. and Mrs. Reyes Richards of Boothbay
arrived last Friday to visit his niece and hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Alvah G. Treat, Church
street, motoring to Prospect Ferry Monday
afternoon to call upon old friends before leav-
ing Tuesday for Bangor to visit Mr.. and Mrs
]. f. Certify.
DIR. Elmer Small of Belfast was in town last
Thursday in consultation with DIR. G. A. Stew
ems, in the case of Mrs. Herbert Mixer. Sylvan
street. Mrs. Everett Littlefield of North
Stockton Springs has been secured as nurse
for the patient, and it is hoped favorable
symptoms in her case may appear rapidly.
Mrs. M. ]. Goodere, with daughter, Miss
Muriel, left by Saturday morning train to
Join her husband in Brownville, deeply re-
GREETING, as she said, her departure from
stockton. But, retaining their home here
the family all promise themselves and friends
a return to the town sometime in the future.
Miss Alice LaFurley, second daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Maitland LaFurey, West Main
street, was seized with appendicitis Sunday,
and Monday DR.. II. E. Small took her to Dr..
Tapley's hospital in Belfast for surgical treat.
ment The case proving serious ard some
what complicated one much anxiety is felt by
her parents, who have the sympathy of the
community in their waiting for expected
favorable results.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Harry R. HIGH
born, East Main street, as farewell enter
tainment of Mrs. J. A. Flanders. gave an af-
ternoon at auction at DR.. H. q. Hchborn's
camp at Standpoint, with the following ladies'
as guests: Mrs j. A. Flanders, Mrs. Everett
staples and Mrs. Rufus l.. Mudgett, Mr.
Flanders and MI. hichborn joining them at
night for most palatable corn roast and pic
mic supper
An auto party of forty-one persons came
from Corinn to Stockton last Sunday. motor.
ing to Cape Jellison to see the big docks there
and returning to Penobscot Park for picnic
dinner, the pavilion being closed for the sea-
son. Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Titcomb
in the party called upon them taking her with
them tor the day 8 outing and bringing her to
her Sylvan street home after dinner on their
homeward way.
Mrs. Rufus L. Mudgett, Sylvan street, in
honor of Mrs. Harry r. Hichborn's birthday.
entertained last Saturday, the following ladies'
at auction: Mrs. Harry H. Hichborn, Mrs. F, A.
Patterson and Mrs. Everett Staples The house
attractive by beautiful flowers, and delicious
refreshments were served. Mrs. Hichborn
won the prize and was the recipient of several
birthday gifts and many flowers.
Master Willie Libbey, only child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ned LibDey, Standpoint road, met with a
serious accident Sept. Goth while playing at
schoOl-a dislocation and fracture of the ell
bow, DIR. H. E. Small took him to Bangor in
his auto Saturday and had X,ray pictures
made of the joint The limb Is in a plaster
cast, and the little fellow is apparently doing
well. Sympathy is extended to the anxious
father and mother and the fond grandmother,
Mrs. Orlla G. Libbey.
John Mclaughlin, School street. with his
son Archie as chauffeur, and H. l.. Hopkins,
Church street, as guest, motored to Madison
to attend the fair and horse trot last SATURDAY.
Mr.. McLaughlin's horse was one of the racers
The trip was particularly pleasant one, the.
route lying through a fine farming country
with the roads in excellent condition, The
party returned at night, making the round
trip of $50 miles. A good days journey!
Frank H. MoultOn and bride Of Roslindaie,
Mass. arrived Sept. 18th. accompanied by the
mother.in-law, Mrs. johnson. to visit his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Moulton, Cross
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Moulton and
little daughter Helen returned from their trip
to Northern Maine last Friday for a goodbye
call upon his parents. The whole company,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton, senior,
took the Rockland jitney Saturday morning.
to dine with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rogers (nee
Miss Grace Moultonl in Searsport the two