The Republican journal., 1917-07-26
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Several auIOmODlle part were enLeI-
tanned at the hotel on Sunday.
The Red Cross workers held their regu-
lar meeting on Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. George H. Hopkins.
Mrs Charles Heath of Standpoint was
the Sunday guest of her brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Thompson.
Percy Kneeland has purchased the So
called Vincent house on Railroad place,
which he and his wife will soon occupy.
The Auxiliary Aid of the Universalist
society will be entertained this, Thurs
day, afternoon by Mrs. Walter F. Trundy.
1t is expected that the Ladies' Aid of
the Universalist parish, will hold its an
nual sale Thursday, August End, in Dens-
low Hail.
Mrs. Helen Farnham of Sidney, the
guest for the past ten days of her cousin,
Mrs. c. A. Gardner, left Tuesday en- route
to her home.
Mr. Will H. Staples of Lowell, Mass,
arrived Saturday by train to spend his
annual vacation with his mother, Mrs.
Horace Staples.
The AmeS Grocery company are now
using new covered auto delivery carri-
age-quite city like in appearance and
convenience.
Nh. John Blanchard of Welaka, Florida,
after ten days visit with relatives in
Searsport left the middle of the present
week to rejoin his wife in their southern
home.
MIR. w. H. Morrison went to Bangor
Sunday to remain for few days near his
wife, who is reported as doing well since
her recent operation at the Eastern Maine
General Hospital.
Mrs. j. F. Frye of Montclair, N. j.,
arrived by boat Tuesday, July 18th, to re-
main through the hot weather with her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Staples
Mr.. Arthur Parsons, eldest son of MIR.
Edgar Parsons of Cape Jellison, who en-
listed in the Navy two weeks ago, passing
necessary examinations has been accept
ed by the Department.
Mrs Jennie Morse Bragg was in Ban
gor early last week on business errand
going up and returning by the McLaugh-
lin jitney, which she pronounced an easy
mode of conveyance.
Fred Hartman of Waterville and little
niece, Flora Myers, were in town the mid
die OF last week calling on relatives and
friends of his wife, formerly Miss Lille
Moulton of this village.
We copy from the Boston Herald of
July 21st the following: Humidity? It's
what gives heat it's poultce FORM" Stock
ton citizens feel as though they had been
wearing jacket poultice for week!
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodhue of HYDE
Park, Mass, arrived Sunday morning by
Boston boat and opened their Sandypoint
Mr.. Goodhue's native town.
Mr.. Fred Wardwell of Boston was the
guest of his father, Mr.. George S. Ward
well, designer and masterbuilder at the
plant of the Stockton Yard Inc. at The
Stockton Friday and Saturday of last
week.
We regret the typographical error in
last weeks issue which so mutilated the
Randell item, in our contribution, but
hope that the friends may like US, remem-
Der the old adage: Accidents will hap
pen" etc.
The Standpoint Shipyard company, l.
c. Atkinson, manager, has moved it's
office to Standpoint, and located it near
the shipbuilding plant, recently establish
ed, adjacent to and including the steam
boat wharf.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lambert left
Monday morning in his auto van for La
grange and vicinity, with line of dry
and fancy goods which he sells through
out the country. Mrs. Lambert will re-
main with her daughter in Bangor.
DR.. and Mrs. j. F. Ryder of Cambridge,
Mass, arrived by Saturday mornings
boat from Boston for their annual sum-
mer visit in the home of Mrs. Ryder S
parents, the late Capt. and Mrs. j. French
Hichborn.
Mr. Harold Prescott of Lawrence, Mass,
accompanied by his friend, Mr.. Thomas
Morrell of the same city was the guest
last week of Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Prescott
The son remained until Saturday with
his father, Mr.. Morrell leaving the
Wednesday before.
Walter Simpson returned Tuesday from
brief visit to Boston. Mr.. Simpson is
the designer and master builder for thu
Standpoint Shipyard Co. and has been {
boarder at The Stockton until the re-
moval of the office of said company tt
Standpoint.
E. M. Lancaster, who is repairing thu
so-called Sprague block, now owned b,
the Stockton Springs Trust Company