The Republican journal., 1917-04-19
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mrs. Williem Avery, Middle street. re turned
Saturday from a weeks visit in Lubec and
Eastport.
Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Snow, Church street,
spent Sunday with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Aston Ellis at Sandy point.
The Auxiliary Aid will be entertained to-
morrow. Friday, afternoon by Mrs. Elmer E.
Thompson, Church street.
The Lawrence Canning Factory is
ready for work-only the fish lacking.
'Man proposes. but God disposes.'
The Ladies' AID Society of the Universalist
parish is invited to meet this, Thursday, after
noon with Mrs Annie K. Hartman, East Main
street.
]. E. Bryant, after visit of ten days with
his daughter, Mrs. W h. Morrison. Church
street. left last Thursday for his home in Gut
Ter, Maine.
M. L. PinLh; m, Morse avenue, at this writ.
ing Monday afternoon, is quite i'll from Sc
we're cold. DR.. G. A. Stevens was called to at.
tend the case.
Mrs. Henry S. Mculton. Cross street, went
to Standpoint Saturday to visit her daughter
and husband Mr.. and Mrs Fred Black, return
ing Tuesday night.
Mr.. Dunhsm, night Waterman at the Law
renee Canning Factory. has moved his family
into the house on Sesview street recently va .
c aied by the Fayle family.
Messrs J. L. and P. d Lancaster and M II,
Field. called here to stterd the funeral of Mrs.
j. +. lai caster, left April 11tb by early train
on their return TO their respe ctive homes in
Cambridge and Somerville, Mass.
Tie fishing feet belor girg to the Morrison
fishing company. is arriving The "Uncas,'
Capt Roscoe Ackley, is already in the barber
and another boat is receiving repairs at Rock
lanc, Pre- paratory to the summers work,
The ssrdine factory at Lowder Brook be-
longing 10 the Gor,on Pew Fisheries Co. of
Gloucester, Mass, is making active prepare
lions for the coming summers work When
will the fish put in the desired appearance?
Sidney Fayle. Seavew street. moved his
family April 11th to Pittsfeld, Me-, Gale d
fheIe by the illness of his wlfe's mother with
" nom they will live. Mrs. Fayie HIS been
,heie Though The winter because of the moth
er's condition.
The Current Events Club met Wedr eeday
April 18th, with Mrs. Levi Griffin, Maple
street. The topic, selected by the hostess
was "The Star Spangled Banner to which
everyone felt like Iespor ding in tht Sc days of
ardent patriotism.
The Red Cross Workers have received from
the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital of boston a
F; letter thanking them for the work done, and
esps cially for AZ feather. flleti cot pillows and
81 auLder.d pillow slips contained IN the last
! contribution.
! Mrs. Manley Lar caster of Bangor, accom-
| panied by her SOD, Walter Lancaster of Port
| land, and her daughter. Miss Helen of Bangor.
! ate nded the funeral of her sister n-law, Nj
! ]. E. Lancaster, last week, returning Wednes-
day morning to her Bangor home.
Our hitherto "spinelees" Preside mt has a;
last found bone stiffener! The commenda.
| tion of such men as Elihu Root and Theodore
Roosevelt is apparently, it we'll might be-
very gratifying to him When these mer
speak the whole werld takes notice.
Ora McKeen moved his family recently
from the Thomas Rendell house, West MAR
street. into the small house on School stree
belonging to the estate of the late Capt. o. S
Repdell, Mr.. Leslie Shannon having gone tt
Massachusetts for employment. and his mothe
| $o bor ncrants' honno of Sopduno;nf
Mrs. M. ]. Goodere of Brownville, called herr
to attend the funeral of her sister-in law, Mrs
Baker, arrived Tuesday, April 10th, returnin,
Thursday. On Friday she Joined her brother
Mr.. Baker. and Mrs. Sprague and accompanied
them to Fort Fairfield to assist the latter il
er's furnishings to Stockton.
Mrs. c. A. Snow. chairman of the Color
Committee appointed at the re cent prepare ed
ness meeting for the village. received instruc
ii ons Monoay from the National Colors Com
mittee, requesting her "to urge all persons I
place flags on homes and all places of bushes
and to wear some emblem on their person Z.
Will our citizens govern themselves accord
ingly.
Percy Baker, accompanied by his sister.ir
law. Mrs Perry Sprague, left Friday mornin
| for Fort Fairfield to pack his household ful
nishings for shipment to Stockton, where h
other. il. law, Mrs. ReDdell. will, for the PREF
emit. keep house in portion of the Goodel
residence and care for her little grandson, M
Baker beirg unable to leave his business
Fort Fairfield and having no relative there
| hom he could entl ust the care of his ,mothe
less son.
Work is being steadily pushed forward
the pref arations for shipbuilding-a crib Il
h.t hle is teire luit, pointing toward Il