The Republican journal., 1917-07-05
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mrs. M. j. Goodere left Friday for theil
present home at Brownville, after few
days visit in town.
The annual parish supper of the Uni
versalist society is under contemplation
for next Friday, wind, weather and othel
circumstances permitting.
Mrs Edith Spaulding of Beverly, Mass,
arrived by boat Sunday morning for a
visit of few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Page Spaulding at The Anchorage.
Mrs. Fred A. Eddy of Bangor, after a
few days visit with her brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Emery, took
Thursdays afternoon train for home
Mrs. Bion B. Sanborn took Fridays
morning train for Milo, to Join her sister,
Mrs. Alice T, Doe, in visit to their
brother, Mr.. Frank Treat and family.
Mrs Carrie A. Gardner is renovating
the lower floors of the so-called Croker
house, preparatory to leasing the same.
ienements are in great demand in the
village.
Mrs. Alice T. Doe, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Blanche, took the train
June Goth for Milo, where they will re-
main for week, THE guests of her brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Treat
Mr. G. M. Houghton, general passenger
traffic manager of the B. & A. R. R., &C
companied by his wife, arrived Saturday
night from Bangor, remaining the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest Staples until
Monday p. m.
Mrs. Charles C. Park informs us that
her grandson, H. Linwood Park, only
child of DR.. and Mrs. Isaac P. Park of
Revere, Mass, sophomore in the Tufts
Medical School in Boston, has enlisted in
the United States Medical Corps and will
be sent to France for active duty.
MIR. and Mrs. Alvah c. Treat motored
to Bangor June 18th to take their son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford A. Treat of
North Easton, Mass, to the train for
Millinocket, where they will spend the
summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Bradley.
The vessel being built in the Stockton
yard has been sold to a New York firm
on completion. The demand for shipping
is Oh the increase and we hope that our
young citizens, who have ventured in
this business so necessary to the country,
may successfully continue it.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Capen and son,
Mr.. Arthur Capen and son all of East
port and Mr.. Oscar Capen and wife of
New York, arrived Saturday night at the
home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Howard Capen, re-
naming over Sunday and leaving Monday
for the return trip to Eastport
Mr.. and Mrs. Eden H. Shute, with lit
tie Master Eden, Jr., arrived from South
Sebec Saturday p. m. for a brief call
upon his mother, Mrs. Eden Shute. They
came down by automobile, returning Sun
day p. m, accompanied by their mother
and his sister, Miss Louise Shute.
Mrs. David Dunbar, accompanied by
her two young children, Donald and Fran
els, left June 25th for Faxons, Vt, for a
visit of indefinite length with her parents
and married brothers and sister. Mr.
Dunbar is chief engineer of steamship
in the government employ and therefore
away from home for the entire season.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvah c. Treat with Mr..
and Mrs. R. L. Mudgett and Miss Nellie
Hichborn as guests, motored Sunday to
Swan Lake, Waldo, Brooks and jackson,
returning by way of Belfast, where they
took supper before coming to Stockton,
visiting Penobscot Park on the homeward
drive. They report finding good roads all
the way and lovely ride.
Capt. Charles P. Staples, in answer tc
telegram from the Mallory STEAMSHIP
Company of New York, in whose employ
he was for so many years, left by Boston
boat Tuesday, to respond to the cal
whatever the demand may be, feeling il
his duty, as has been his life habit tt
"act well his part" in these troublesome
times of war and personal sacrifice, al
though he had considered himself settlee
for life at ''The Anchorage" in his ma
tive town.
On June 9th the Current Events Clul
celebrated it's annual Field Day by an all
day outing, picnic dinner with ice cream
and coffee at the Trundy cottage on thu
> Blanchard shore of Fort Point cove. 4
company of % went up by automobile
and surrys at $50 a. m, each member en-
!, loving to the fullest the pleasures offere,
, by the one fine June day, granted as i
seemed, for their especial enjoyment
Scattered about the cottage on the yer
anda and in hammocks, chatting genial.
over fancy work, Red Cross knitting
ETC., the ladies disposed themselves unit
dinner was announced, when all assem-
bled around the table bountifully ladel
with appetizing viands. In the midst o
wit and general merriment, the meal wa
finished after which stroll along tn
beach was taken. Following the return