The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-09-12
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Goo6ere and daughter
Muriel of Brownville snent Sunday in
town.
Mr.. Alvah Treat returned last Tuesday
from visit to his son Crawforc ahu M
lily in Millinockett.
Mrs. George Fletcher is ill with tonsi-
tits and her sister, Miss Percy Pendle-
ton, is caring for her.
Miss Leora Blaisde]l of Burnham ar
rived Monday and is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. G. A. Stevens.
Mrs. Edith Goodhue of Boston arrived
Thursday night for visit with her sister,
in-law, Mrs. Carrie A. Gardner.
Mrs. Annie Moulton and two children
rtpt Srrdiy in SesrsI ort with her SIS
$ ter Mrs. Charles Rogers and family
Miss Ida Cummings of Midway, Mass,
has been spending the past fortnight with
her nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Edric
Coleman, in town.
Mr.. Percy Baker has received his ex-
pected call and visited his home In Fort
Fairfield. before leaving on Tuesday last
for Camp Devens.
A company, consisting OF Mrs. L. 5.
Titcomb, Mrs H. L. Hopkins and Mrs.
Noah Twiss attended the Etna camp
,..4;nr lost Thursday
Mrs. Annie Laid and Mrs. Lizzie Smith
were the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Charles
Park for the weekend, returning Monday
to their home in Rockland.
Russell o. Gardner, who has been
snendine a week with his mother, Mrs.
Carrie A. Gardner, returned to his home
in Boston by Thursdays boat.
Charles Emery was taken suddenly i'll,
Sept list, with acute congestion of the
lungs. from which he has now recovered
sufficiently to be upon the street.
Mrs, EVE Barker and daughter, Mrs.
Clara Maxfeld of Guilford arrived Mon
dav night to visit Mrs. Bankers brother,
Mr. Albert R. Bennett and family.
Mrs. Perry Sprague left Sept. 3rd for
her home in Brooklyn. She was accom-
named by her mother, Mrs. Susie NJ
Rendell, who returned the following day.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Webster of Castine
have leased the home of Mrs. John Kan
dell for the winter, and Mrs. Randell and
daughter Elva are boarding with them.
Mrs Alice T. Doe and daughter Blanche
left by train Monday morning for
weeks visit with her cousin and nus
hand Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hartman IN
Waterville.
DIR. and Mrs G. A. Stevens went to
Trov last Thursday by auto, bringing his
father, MI Augustus Stevens, and sister,
Miss Mile Stevens back with them ter
, a visit. They left for home Monday.
Mr.. Everett Grieves was united IN
marriage to Miss Romola G. Holderness
of North Brooksville on Sept. End, before
leaving for Camp Devens. Stockton ex-
tends CONGRATULATIONS to our young towns
man.
DR.. Harold L. Small, who has recently
been in Fort Fairfield on business trip,
has decided to buy hospital IN thaI
place and will leave next Saturday 10
take charge. Mrs Small will follow IN
October.
Mrs Charles T. Gallagher of Brookllne,
Mass, a sister of Mrs. c. w. Frye motor
ed from her summer home in Camden,
Maine, to call upon Mrs. Everett Staples,
! Monday, on her way to lunch with friends
in Castine.
On last Tuesday afternoon Mr.. w. H.
| Morrison and wife and Mr.. George Fletcher
and wife with Mrs. Alvah G. Treat as
guest motored to Belfast to see our young
townsman, Leonard La Furley, oil on nj:
way to Camp Devens.
| John Mclaughlin has leased his hous'
to Port-Captain Herbert L. Rawding ane