The Republican journal., 1916-04-06
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

4 L. A. Gardner was business caller in Pros
pect Monday, returning by afternoon train.
Mrs. George M. Knox returned recently
from visits with relatives in Boston and Fall
River, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Halves. Cape Jellison.
were Sunday guests of her parents, MIR. and
Mrs LEROY Nickerson, Church street.
The garage of Mr. Albert M. Ames, opposite
his Church street residence, is being complet-
ed by Loring Griffin, assisted by Mr.. Ames.
Miss Frances Kimball of Brookline, Mass,
arrived March 18th for weeks vacation visit
with her aunt Miss Mabel F. Simmons, School
street.
Mr.. Arnold Knox, youngest son OF Capt.
and Mrs. George NJ Knox, West Main street
recently returned from his winter s. employ
ment in Millnocket
Mr.. Warren {. Lord of Hampden was the
guest last Friday and Saturday OF Capt. and
Mrs Horace M. Griffin, Middle street, return
ing Saturday right.
Mrs. W. II. Morrison, Church street, and
Mrs, L. A. Gardner, Middle street, were in
Bangor March 29th for shopping and looking
over the spring styles
Miss Nellie Hichborn, West Main street,
entertained the Current Events Club Wednes-
dav afternoon. Canada, selected by the host
ess, was the topic for reading and study.
Miss Hortense Nickerson, after a two
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ieroy Nickerson Church street, left Monday
to resume her studies at the NJ c. l. in Pitts
field.
Messrs. lvah C. Treat, W. H. Morrison,
Church street, and Rufus L. Mudgett, Sylvan
street, were in Bangor March 29th to attend
the Democratic State Convention, returning at
night
The Stockton Springs band gave concert
and dance last Monday evening" Denene LOT
one of it's members, MIR. Sidney tayle' VINO
has had an unusually trying season OF sickness
in his family.
Miss Lillian A. Simmons arrived last Satur-
day night from Boston to spend her usual
spring vacation with her sister, Miss Mabel
f. Simmons, School street. Old neighbors re-
Joice to see her.
Miss Emma Hichborn, West Main street, at
ter fortnlght's visit in her old home with her
sister, Miss Nellie, left Monday morning for
Belfast to resume her position in j. Ii. Howes'
dry goods store.
Mrs. Sidney Fayle, Seaview street, was In
Bangor March 2sth to accompany her young
son, Master Alfred, home from the Eastern
Maine General Hospital, where he recently
underwent an operation for appendicitis.
| Mr.. Noah S. Twss, Church street, suffered
quite a severe ill turn last week from his
chronic heart trouble. At this writing, Mon
day, ne is somewhat improved, though still
weak and feeling much shortness of breath.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Universalist
parish will be entertained this, Thursday, az
ternoon by Mrs. Z. S, Humiston at THE Stock
ton" A central location for the gathering of
goodIy number with this hospitable hostess.
Mrs. [. Nj. Partridge, Church strest, al
though slowly improving since the decease OF
her husband is only able to be up portion OF
the day. The neighborhood extend sympathy
to her and her daughter, Miss l-eora, IN their
great loneliness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aston Ellis of Standpoint
spent Saturday in the village, guests OF their
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Snow, Church street, and attended the
special town meeting, to which ladies' were IN
vited as spectators.
Early last week Mrs. Laura P. Kelley. West
Main street, met with quite q serious acci-
dent, falling the entire length of flight of
water. No bones were broken, but she was
badly bruised and shaken up, one side being
very lame. She is able to be about the house,
although she cannot go out. Fullest sympathy
is extend ed by all neighbors.
Misses Emma ard Nellie Hichborn, West
Main street, entertained two-table party at
cards Wednesday evening, March 29th. The
following guests were present: Capt. and Mrs.
F. A. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry r. HIGH
born, Mrs. Albert C. CoIcord and Mrs. Annie
K Hartman. Ice cream and cake were served
by the always hospitable hostesses and a de-
lightful event ng was spent by ALL
The mask ball music by Dow's orchestra
given in Denslow Hall last Thursday evening
was largely attended. Some fifty maskers
were on the floor and it was highly enjoy
able affair. Prizes were awarded for the best
male and female costumes. The first was
won by Miss Mildred Berry (the deception
being completely and the second by Mist
Lizzie Trundy. Ice cream and cake were
on sale throughout the evening.