The Republican journal., 1916-08-17
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mrs. Emily Gilmore Richardson came from
Bangor Thursday and is the guest of her niece
Miss May Park of Park
Miss Lawrence, daughter of Hon E. M
Lawrence, summering on Maple street. arrive,
last week from Massachusetts,
| Miss Blanche Doe, West Main street, ha
recovered from sprained ankle, WI ich CAV,
her considerable pain for several days.
! Elmer Catn of Boston, the guest of hi
aunt, Mrs. James M Treat, West Main street
Tor fortnight took Saturdays boat for home
Miss Emma Hichborn, after a two weeks
| vacation, returned to Belfast Monday to re-
! sumo her position as saleswoman in Howes
dry goods store.
). A. Flanders left Thursday for business
trip to New York His son, Jack Flanders
left recently for Chicago, where he has a bust
ness location
Mrs. Sarah P. Twiss, Church street, with
her daughter. Mrs. W F. Trundy and two lit
tie children, spent last week with relatives in
Belfast, returning Saturday.
Alvah c. Treat motored to Bangor Thursday
evening with his wife, leaving her at the home
Oh nef sister, Mrs. j. F. Gerrity, until Sunday
Afternoon, when ,he went for her in their auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Ames, with Mrs Wood.
bury d. Roberts of California as guest motor
ed to Prospect Sunday for calls upon various
relatives and old acquaintances of Mrs Rob.
erts.
Miss frances Kimball of Bruokline. Mass.
arrived Saturday evening for her annual sum-
mer visit with her maternal aunts. Misses
Lillian A. and Mabel F. Simmons. School
street.
MISS Dorothy Crosby of Chestnut Hill
lass. arrived last Friday and is the guest of
Ter friend Miss Ruth Hichborn at the summer
home of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Herman G
Hichborn, East ain street
Will II. Staples of Lowell. Mass. came Sat.
uroay by the last train to spend few DAYS
with MS mother. Mrs. Horace Staples, and his
Invalid brother, Flitner Staples, West Main
street, in his native town. Welcome bo,,<,
Mrs Elden H. Shute and infant son of South
oepec arrived Aug. 9th to visit her parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Flanders, East Main street
She was Joined Saturday by her husband for
weekend Vlsl1' the three leaving Monday for
home.
otocktons new school board, CONSISTING of
Dr. ii + Small, W. D. Young and f D R;ck-
more nave selected as superintendent of pub
e.noois ior the en-; uing year, Chas. A.
Nm
oho", principal Of the Stockton Springs High
school.
Mi. and Mrs Ralph D. Southworth and
'hiee chlldren of Belfast, motoring through
1he village Oh Sunday, called on Mrs, Harry E,
"lnslow of Quincy, Mass, who is VISITING ber
parents, Mr.. and Mrs s. +. Ellis. Church
street.
Mrs. Fletcher, the aged widow of Capt. Will
liza m Fletcher, School street, was brought from
oearsport for burial in the family lot last Sun.
uay afternoon, ha wing died with her daughter.
Mrs, Cardle +, West, with whom she had long
made her home.
Or. and Mrs. Herman G. Hichborn and
daughter. Miss Ruth of Cambridge, Mass, ar
n.
nuai summer outing at the old home of the
doctors parents, the late Capt and Mrs. Henry
Albert hlchborn, East Main street.
LIZ. u a. Stevens and wife, Church street
with their guests. Mrs Mary Cavanaugh and
little daughter Paula of St. Augustine, Florida,
motored to Troy Sunday afternoon and spent
the night with the doctors parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Augustus Stevens, returning Monday
forenoon.
The Current Events club observed vaca.
ton outing last Thursday by an automobile
ride and delicious shore dinner at Penobscot
Park. The day was exceptionally fine and the
occasion specially enjoyable to the twenty-five
ladies present - fifteen club members and
seven guests
We regret that through misunderstanding
the excellent pound cake contributed by Mrs
Albert Gardner, Middle street, was not men.
toned among the cakes made from recipes II
the parish cook book on sale at the sample
able at the sale of the Ladies Aid and Auxili.
airy Aid of the Unlversalst society in Denslow
hall last week, where it found ready sale,
| Mr.. Albert R. Bennett, Middle street, re-
| turned last week from Springfield, Mass, hav
| ing met with an accident in the machine shol
| in which he was employed, resulting in the en-
tire loss of vision in one eye. Sympathy ii
extended to him in this sad injury. He has. a
present. found employment at the Lowde
| Brook canning factory, where he was given
comparatively easy place.
| G. M. Houghton, Passenger Traffic Manage
| of the B. & A. R R., accompanied by w. J
Dreamer, the newly appointed Travelling Pas
senger Agent of the road. came down from
Bangor Friday, spending the night with MI
and Mrs. Charles II. Emery, Maple street, AM
dining Saturday at 1.-The Stockton" Nh
Houghton called on several old friends in tow
before taking the afternoon train for home.
Last week gave US some hot weather, tn
mercury on Tuesday registering "a. and tn
humidity in the atmosphere rendered it mos
prost1 ating to all residents. Gradually tn
weather became cooler and Sunday dawne
with braeing northwest wind. followed by a
afternoon of dull skies and sudden Shove
Monday everybody was shivering from tn
low temperature and excaming, "This is res
November weather"
MI. and Mrs. J. H. Gerrish, Middle stree
left Sunday afternoon in their auto for