The Republican journal., 1918-01-17
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Monday, Mr.. Herbert L. Hopkins was
business guest in Belfast.
Mrs. Eden Hartman of Searsport, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Archie
Mclaughlin.
The public schools in town opened Mon
dav after a three weeks vacation with
the old board of teachers at their desks
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Univer-
sahst parish will be entertained this,
Thursday, afternoon by Mrs. j. II. Ger
rish.
Mrs. A. B. Scott of kingman lett re-
Gently for home after months visit Win
her daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Gardner.
Letters received from Mr.. Earle Foster
by his parents, report his safe ARRIVAL at
GAINESVILLE, Arizona, and satisfactory
business opening.
Mrs. Susie Nj. Rendell, accompanied py
her little grandson, Richard Baker, went
to Prospect Jan. 9th, remaining the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Eames until last
Sunday.
Mr.. John H. Wardwell has been con-
fined ia his he'd for three weeks by a
severe attacked bronchitis. AT the meet
ing, Monday, he is reported as lmproV-
ing. slightly. He is greatly missed at his
place of business.
Rev Henry Hully pastor of the Con-
gregational society, recently moved from
the home of the late Mr. Frank '. DAVIS
into the chambers of the Smell house, the
lower floor beingitoccupied by DR.. II. E.
Small and family.
The New York firm which has pur-
chased THE vessel now ON the stocks at
the Stockton Yard, Inc, has decided to
install two leo h. p. Fairbanks oil burn
ing 'fengines in the schooner This will
necessarily delay the launching until
spring.
The Current Events Club met with
Mrs. John H. Gerrish Wednesday after
noon, circumstances rendering 1t lmpos-
sible for Mrs. c. A Snow to entertain in
accordance with last weeks announce
ment The topic, selected by Mrs. Ger
rish, was Current Events
MIR, and Mrs. J. L. Lancaster Of Cam
bridge, Mass, arrived last Thursday Tor
visit of indefinite length, with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. NJ. Lancaster and Capt. and Mrs.
n. NJ. Griffin. Mi Lancaster has COM
pleted the large house. whose constructlon
he has been experimenting IN Williams
ton, Mass.
Mrs. John H Wardwell and son STAN
lev, while in Bangor recently, called upon
Mrs. Laura P Kelley, who is spending
the winter with her son and family, MI
and Mrs. Will H Kelley in Brewer,
Stockton citizens are glad this aged
woman. so long living alone IN our VII
LACE is with her relatives, during this
seasons extremely colo weather.
Mrs. Eden S. Shute with her daughter
Miss Louise, arrived home Saturday
nieht from their visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Shute in Boston. They were &C
COMMANDED by Miss Blanche Doe, who had
been with her mother, Mrs. Alice I. Doe,
DURING the time Of the Shute stay in the
CITY. Miss Doe is now with her grand
mother. Mrs James Nj. Treat.
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. AlVah I.
Treat Mr.. and Mrs. W, II. Morrison,
Mr.. and Mrs Bion B. Sanborn, MIR. and
Mrs. George c. Fletcher, with son Eden,
Mr.. and Mrs George S. Wardwell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards dined at The
Stockton in compliment to the young
proprietor and wife, MIR. and Mrs. Ernest
r. Mclaughlin A nice chicken dinner
was served and it is hoped our nelghbors
NAV find the hosiery sufficiently III
crative to continue its management IN
definitely. Following the meal, MI ana
Mrs. Fletcher invited the company, with
Mr.. Walter Simpson and friend, MIR.
Ste German, to accompany them to Their
home for social muscale-Mrs. RIch-
ards, MIR. Simpson and Mr.. WardWell
furnishing the music, both vocal and IN
strumental, which was greatly appreciate
ed by all.