The Republican journal., 1917-11-01
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mrs. Lizzie Crawford of Hinckley, was
the guest of Mrs l.. S. Titcomb Monday
Mr.. Irving Littlefield was called to Au-
gusta last Saturday, returning at night.
Mr.. and Mrs Bagley were Sunday
guests in Bangor, returning Monday after
noon by jitney.
Mrs. j. H. Gerrish left Monday for a
brief visit with her mother, Mrs. Towns
end, in Bangor.
Mrs. Everett Staples reached home
from Bangor last Saturday afternoon on
her return from her trip to South Sebec.
Mr.. John Decker, chauffeur for Mr.. c.
NJ Cram of Fort Point and Bangor, came
Oct. oath, to spend the night with his
family.
Mrs. Grace w. Britto arrived Saturday
night from Boothbay Harbor for few
weeks visit in her home preparatory to
leasing it for the winter.
Mrs. Rufus L. Mudgett entertained at
cards, in a Sister Susie Party, the follow
ing friends: Mrs. j. F. Frye, Mrs, Everett
STAPLES and Mrs. Harry R. Hichborn, on
Monday afternoon.
Mrs Edgar NJ Colcord socially enter
tanned in Sister Susie Party the follow
ing ladies': Mrs. Harry D. Shute, Mrs.
Walter F. Trundy and Mrs. Nicholas B.
CHM, last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Eden H. Shute of South Sebec
arrived Oct. 23rd for a call upon her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Eden S. Shute,
leaving the next afternoon for home,
Mrs. Everett Staples accompanying her
for two days tarry.
Mr. S. B. Merritnew, Treasurer OF the
Stockton Springs Trust Company, in
forms US that the amount subscribed
through the Bank for the Liberty Loan in
town was $4,000. Certainly good show
ing considering the population of Stock
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Griffin of West
boro, Mass, after several weeks spent
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry R. Hichborn
and their aunt, Mrs. Angie Mudgett, left
Oct 25th for Lincolnville where they re-
NAMED a few days before proceeding to
their home.
Mrs. Alvah C. Treat arrived home last
Sunday from Natick, Mass, whittier she
was called to attend the funeral of her
sister, Mrs. Helen CoIburn. Mr.. Treat
joined his wife in Bangor at the home of
her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs j.
F. Gerrity.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Uni
versalist parish has been invited to hold
noon, Nov. 9th, with Mrs. Charles H.
Emery. The hostess is hoping for pro-
pitious weather in order that a goodly
company may be present.
Monday morning the following deer
hunters started for Greenville, en- route
to Moosehead Lake: Messrs. Alvah C.
Treat, w. H. Morrison, George c. Fetch
er, Walter F. Trundy and Frank Paul
Patterson, intending to be absent week
or ten days. May their last years good
luck the legal limit attend them.
Mr.. Eden H. Shute of South Sebec
was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Eden
S. Shute, last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Shute, accompanied by her two
sons, Capt. Harry D. of Rockland and
Eden H., and Mrs. Albert C. Colcord,
motored to South Sebec Sunday after
noon to take Mr. Shute to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Griffin of Mat
tapoisett, Mass, and their daughter, Miss
Pauline, a graduate of the Massachusetts,
General Hospital, and their son Warren
and friend Carleton Baldry of Fairhaven,
Mass, left for their home, after three
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. George
H. Hopkins and Capt. and Mrs. Frank A..
Patterson.
Mrs. Albert M. Ames recently enter
tanned in Sister Susie Party the follow
ing ladies': Mrs Noah Twiss, Mrs. Elmer
E. Thompson, Miss Mabel F. Simmons,
Miss Leora Partridge and Mrs. Frank
Jackson, in an auto ride to Belfast, where
a call was made at the Girls Home and
packages of articles collected by Mrs.
Frank Foster for the inmates of that in
stitution was delivered to the matron.
Mrs Rufus Hartman recently sold hel
residence, formerly the home of her par
ents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Good
hue, to Mrs. Charles H. Emery, who is
having exterior painting done andstowr
water introduced, preparatory to renting
the place, tenements here now being il
great demand owing to the employment
furnished by the two shipyards-one il
the village and one at Standpoint ant
the two canning factories, one here ant
one at Lowder Brook. I.