The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-07-10
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr.. L. A. Gardner spent last week in
Boston.
Hadley Scott left July 4th to join his
wife in Wilton, Maine, for a weeks visit.
Mrs. Mary Bell recently arrived from
Massachusetts. to visit her sister, Mrs.
Mary Corliss.
Miss Millie Stevens of Troy is the guest
of her brother and wife, DR.. and Mrs.
George A. Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clifford and chill
dren went to Dlxmont on the 4th for
| visit with her sister.
Miss Evelyn Pitcher of Boston and
Standpoint visited Miss Louise Shute
several days last week.
Mrs James Treat and Mrs. Bion B.
Sanborn went to Milo, June 80, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Treat
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gould entertained
their son, Russell Whitney and family of
Hampden, from July Bird to 7th.
Miss Emma Hichborn spent the Fourth
in town with her sister, Miss Nellie, re-
turning to Belfast Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Moore of Cam
den were the guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. E. Batchelder, recently.
The Ladies' Aid of the Universalist
Church is invited to meet this Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Frank jackson.
The Rev. George R. Boorn of Wood
fords and Portland preached in the Uni
versalist Church last Sunday very &C
ceptably.
Miss Virginia Moore of Camden visited
her mother, Mrs. Ida Moore, recently
She is taking course in Rockland COM
mercial school.
Capt Herbert L. Rawding was much
gratified y the arrival of his new car on
the 4th-a Nash-for which he had been
sometime waiting.
Mr.. Earle Gardner, who has been spend
ing several weeks with his mother, Mrs.
Carrie A. Gardner, left last Saturday to
return to his place in Boston.
First Lieut.. Lester Bragg has received
his discharge from the army and arrived
july 4th to spend some time with his
mother, Mrs Ralph Bragg.
Miss Melvina Patterson Of Washington,
D. c., arrived from Portland last week,
and is the guest of Capt and Mrs. Frank
| Patterson for the summer.
Mrs. VIII Avery left by auto with Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Lawrence July Bird, to en-
Joy the celebration at PASSPORT the fol-
/ lowing day, returning home last Sunday
Mrs j. Frank Frye arrived July and
is spending a week with Mrs Charles
Bridges, after which she will be with Mr..
and Mrs Everett STAPLES for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Barnes, who have
| occupied the upper floor of Mrs. Carrie
| A. Gardeners house during the winter,
have moved to their home at Prospect
Ferry.
Mrs Percy Merry OF New York arrived
Monday for a few days visit with hel
sisters, Mrs. Eleanor Colcord and Mrs.
George Robinson, at the home of the
former.
MI and Mrs Arthur Colburn and little
daughter of Natick and aunt, Mrs. Free
man of Winterport, came Saturday for a
visit of several days with Mr., and Mrs.
Alvah Treat
Mrs. Edith Spauldlng, who has been
the guest of her son and wife, MIR. and
Mrs. Page Spaulding, at "The Anchor
age" left for her home in Beverly, Mass,
last Saturday.
Clifford Staples and wife of Portland
arrived July End to visit his paterna
grandmother, Mrs. Horace Staples, after
ten days stay with his maternal grand
mother in New Brunswick.
The Odd Fellows are in hopes to secure
Rev. Ashley A. Smith to give them a
special sermon from the pulpit of the
Universalist Church on Sunday afternoon
next Notice later in the postotfce.
Mr.. Frank Hopkins motored to Rock
land July list to meet his father, Mr.
Nathan Hopkins of Rockland Mass, who
came to spend the Fourth with him. He
was accompanied on the trip to Rockland
by Miss Ruth Merrithew
At parish meeting of the Universal
list society held July End, committee
was appointed to arrange, if possible, fol
supplying the church with PASTOR resi-
dent in the village, which is the grea,
need of the present hour