The Republican journal., 1916-11-02
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mrs. Edgar Nj. Colcord, Mill street. spent
last Thursday in Belfast, calling on relatives
and friends.
Last week gave US remarkable weather.
seven consecutive days of sunshine Sunday
of the present week was also mild day. but
Monday brought rain and cionds
Thanks are extended to the friend who re-
Gently donated those self caught Stockton
smelts. They were delicious, and highly ap-
preciated by the fortunate recipients.
Monday afternoon DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Stevens,
accompanied by their guest, Mrs. John Bagley
of Troy. with Leora Partridge and Mrs, Alvah
L. Treat as town guests, motored to Searsport,
Penobscot Park, and the new canning factory.
Mrs Eden S. Shute, Sylvan street, returned
last Friday from New York. Capt. Shute hav-
ing sailed in schooner jeremiah Smith for
Georgetown, S. c., chartered to go from there
to Santiago Cuba, and return to the United
States.
Mrs. Ada Mccormick and little niece, Miss
Barbara Foley of Winterport, arrived Satur-
day by jtney to visit her mother, Mrs. Stella
C. Young, who is with Mrs. Angie G. Mudgett,
East Main street, for the winter. They re-
turned Sunday afternoon.
Forest H. Berry, his many friends will re-
greet to learn, is at present In hospital in
Baltimore for an operation for appendicitis.
At last accounts he was reported as doing as
well as could be expected. and it is hoped nc
unfavorable symptoms will develop.
Mrs, Carrie A. Gardner, Middle street, re-
celved the Geographic announcement Friday
Of the birth of daughter on Thursday to her
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell o. Gardner,
Boston. Congratulations to the young parents
and fluctuations to tine happy grandma.
Mrs. Mary Hartman, Standpoint road. ar
rived home Oct. 18th from three weeks visit
with her daughter and husband Mr.. and Mrs.
George Daley of Old Town. She will remain
for the present her Stockton place, the
home of her father, the late Joseph Goodhue
Mr.. and Mrs. Bin Stantial of Brooks. accom-
panied by Mrs. St4ntial's mother, Mrs. DR.
Whitney, motored to Stockton Sunday after .
noon to call upon Mr.. and Mrs. Weliman Han
son. Mrs. Hanson is cousin of Mrs. Whit
ey, whom she had not seen for fifteen years
Mrs. Grace W. Brltto, West Main street
| having made arrangements for the winter
closing OF her home, took Thursday IS morning
tram for Boston. where she will spend the " in.
ter with her friend, MIS- Suna H. Junkins
Stockton has welcome awaiting her home.
coming in the spring.
Monday morning AIvah C. Treat, accom-.
panied by w. ii. Morrison. Geor ge c. Fletcher
Walter F. Trundy and Levi S. Griffin, left il
the Treat Car for Greenvile on a hunting trip
All were ''Ioaded for bear" and hoping to bring
down deer, each. What the bullets fail te
secure the silver sheckles may procure. Here's
good luck to our hunters.
Miss Eva Fayle, Seaview street, returned
Sunday, from the Eastern Maine General Hos
pital, Bangor, where she recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis. she is appar
emily doing as well as could be expected, ane
with her friends is looking forward to ultimate
recovery. Percy Kneeland, accompanied by
her mother, brought her home in his car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Chandler of Camden, &C.
companed by her sister, Mrs. Faustie Miller
and two children, and her mother. Mrs. Johr
Wardwell, and daughter, Miss Lizzie Ward
we'll, of Rockland, motored to Stockton las
Friday to call upon Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lam
caster, East Main street. Stockton always has
welcome for her former citizens.
Mrs. Charles C. Park, after the summer
visit in town, closed her rooms in the Brittle
house, West Main street, and left last Thurs
day by the morning train for Revere, Mass.
where sne will spend the winter with her Sol
and wife, DR.. and Mrs. Isaac P Park He
numerous friends are looking forward to he
return in the early summer to her native vii
lage.
On Tuesday evening, Oct. oath. Bethan!
Chapter,O. E. S, was inspected by D. d. Crane
Matron, Miss Nellie Coombs OF Islesboro. 4
very social and profitable evening was spen
with guests, and goodly number of member
were present. Supper was served in the ban
quet hall, at 1130. Miss Coombs was enter
tanned during her stay by Mrs. Leila &. Thomp
son, Matron pro TEN.
Mrs. Alice M. Parkhurst of Revere, Mass.
with her granddaughter, Miss Louise Fisher
also of Revere, and her son, Thomas H. Park
hurst, of Montana, was the guest of her sis
r-in-law, Mrs. Noah S. Twiss, Church street
last week, arriving on Tuesday and leaving OF
Thursday. Tuesday evening she was the CUES
of Bethany Chapter, o. E. s.. visitor from
Good Samaritan Chapter of Revere.
Mrs. Harry E. Winslow of Quincy, Mass
took the early train Monday morning TO
home, after spending two weeks with he
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon F. Ellis, Churc
street. She was called here by her father
illness and remained until he was able to rid,
down street last Saturday without ill effects
She leaves him apparently on the road to com
plete recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Veazie Blanchard of Camde1
with their two sons, Howard and Hartford
motored from home Sunday to spend the da
with his nephew and wife. Mr.. and MRS. We'll
man Hanson. at the home OF his father. tn
later Ira Blanch hard, arriving in time to breal
fast with the family at 7.30 o'clock. On til
home trip in the afternoon they called upon b
sisters and brother. in. law, Capt. and Mr.