The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-11-28
STOCKTON SPRINGS.


Mrs Hiram Eator has joined her hus-
band at the hotel for the winter.
You saved for Victory. Now save fol
yourself. Buy War Savings Stamps.
Mrs. Fred Wardwell is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. B. C. Bowden, for an in
definite time.
Mr. John Mclaughlin and wife expect
soon to move into the Hopkins block
which he now owns
MIR. and Mrs. A. M. Ames will move
into the chambers of the house of his
mother, Mrs. John Ames, for the winter.
Mr.. James Halves, who was for long
time very seriously i'll with influenza,
was at the village for the first time Fri
day.
Mr.. Andrew Holmes arrived in town
last week and moved his family last
Monday to Winthrop, Mass, where ne
has been for some time.
Mr.. Varney has moved his family from
the house formerly owned by Mrs. Cor
della Ellis into the chambers of the Mrs.
,Avalina Griffin residence.
Miss Leora Partridge, who has been
confined to the house for some time, IS
now able to come down street, as ner
many friends are glad to see.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah c. Treat went to
Bangor on Wednesday of last week TAX
ing tea with Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Gerrlty
and attending the music festival in the
evening.
Mrs. Fred Sanborn and little nephew,
Earle Bancroft, who have been the guests
of her sister, Mrs. W. H. Morrison, lett
Wednesday of last week for their home
in Mansfield, Mass.
Mr.. John Lancaster has resigned from
R. F. d. route No. 8, after acting as car
rier for seven years. Mr.. George Over
lock will be his substitute until regular
appointment is made.
Miss Alice LaFurley left last Saturday
for Milford, Mass, where she Will spend
fortnight with her friend, Miss Doris
Hersey. She expected to spend Sunday
with her brother, Leonard LaFurley, in
Camp Devens.
At the recent meeting of the Red Cross
all the old board of officers was re- elected,
with the exception of Mrs. II. X. HIGH
born, who resigned as member of the
executive board Mrs. j. L. Lancaster
was elected to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Ernest Farris and family will soon
take possession of the house at Lowder
Brook, Just vacated by Mr.. Andrew
Holmes This will be very convenient
Farris is employed as bookkeeper.
Mrs. L. S. Titcomb accompanied her
Mrs. Morton Carleton and
as far as Bangor Wednesday of
last week, where Mr.. Carleton met his
wife for the remainder of the journey to
their home in Crystal Station, Maine.
The ladies' of the Red Cross branch in
town have been doing an excellent work
in making clothing for the young chill
1ren of Mr.. George McCullom, who have
been recently bereft of their mother.
Later the refugee work will be i'll order
Mr. Archie Mclaughlin expects to
move into the Capt. Isaac Lanpher house
recently purchased by his father as soon
IS it is vacated by its present occupants,
Mr.. Ernest Farris and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Conner are to move into |
he Mixer house when Mr.. Mclaughlin
caves. |
The Misses Mary and Harriet D. HIGH
,orn left on Monday afternoon train to
spend the winter in Portland in the home !
If their brother at 81 Racklitf street. !
During the absence of Miss Harriet, the |
Journal correspondence will be carried |
IN by other willing hands, and she will /
again take up the work upon her return |
n the spring.
Mrs. Harry W. Griffin of Mattapoisett.
Mass, who is visiting her parents, Capt
md Mrs. Frank Patterson, went to BAN
Tor the middle of last week with Mr.. u.
Hopkins to spend the day with Mrs.
Hopkins who at that date seemed steadl-
ly improving. Mrs. Griffin will remain
n town until her daughter, Mrs. Hopkins,
s able to return to her home in this place.
1t is expected that the first meeting OF
he Ladies' Aid of the Universalist church
or the season will be with Mrs. Elmer
Thompson on the Thursday following
There being only few
members at present in the Auxiliary they
ire cordially invited to Join in the meet
ngs of the Ladies' Aid. Notice will be
.iven in the post office later OF the first
Meeting.
If you are thankful that peace has
War Savings Stamps