The Republican journal., 1919-09-18
STOCKTON SPRINGS

DR. and Mrs. Eugene Stevens of Belfast
called on DR.. and Mrs. George F. Stevens
Sunday.
Mr. Joe Certify and friends, Mr.. and
Mrs Fogg, called Thursday on Mr.. and
Mrs Alvah Treat
Dr' and Mrs. H, Everett Hichborn, who
have spent the summer vacation in town,
left Saturday for Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bishop have moved
INTO the lower tenement of the Smell
house, vacated by the Hully's
Mr.. Walter F. Kimball and daughter
Frances left by Monday mornings train
for their home IN Brookline Mass.
Miss Emma Hichborn spent Sunday in
her old home, as usual, returning Monday
to her place in the J. H. Howes store in
Belfast.
The Masonic Block Assn dividend has
been declared, and holders of stock can
receive same by calling on A. NJ. Ames
at his office.
Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Gerrity and Mr.. Joe
Gerrity, with Mrs, James Freeman, spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Treat
last Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs j. F. Ryder left their sum-
mer place "Cedarhurst" for their Cam
bridge home the middle of the week,
going in their car
Schools in town began Sept. 9th, with
the exception of those il the village, the
extensive repairs on the school building
not being completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Perry left for
their home in Lynn, Mass, last Saturday,
after a weeks visit with Mrs. Perry's
cousin, Mrs. Earl r. Richards and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hully stored their
furniture in the Lawrence house and left
for Washington, D. c., last week. He
expects TO take up the study of chiro-
practic.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Fletcher motored
to Mattawamkeag last Thursday, taking
with them Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Patter-
son and daughter Florence for visit with
Mrs. Frank Wyman.
Or. F. X. Sawyer intends closing his
dental office in LaFurley's block, Oct
LIST. For several years he has been in
town for one day each week, and his
services viii be greatly missed.
Mr. and Mrs A. NJ Ames and Mr.. and
Mrs Everett Staples spent Sunday at the
Ames camp, Betula Vista After their
return, MI, and Mrs. Ames called on Mrs.
Ames' grandmother Mrs. Gooding Grant,
in Prospect
Mrs. R. L. Mudgett returned last Friday
from several days visit with her sister
and husband, M. and Mrs. Edward,M
Croker, in Belfast, !eaving her grand
daughter, Ada Roxanna Colcord, for a
longer stay.
A new smoke house has been added to
the GortoI- Pew plant at Lowder Brook,
and kppered herring Will be put up dur
ing the fall W. T Gammage, manager
of the Gorton- Pew Canning Dept was IN
town recently.
Ar and Mrs Charles Sprague of Cam
bridge, Mass, are guests of Ms. Orilla
Libby and expect to remain until after
the launching of the Herbert L. Rawding,
which will take place on Sept. 18th, &C
cordlng to present p ans.
Mr.. Oliver Ray Bowden of Somerville,
Mass, has been in town several weeks
with his sister, Mrs. Henry Heath, in
Standpoint. He was a resident of our
town for many years. He left last week
for Belfast to visit relatives.
fhe Misses Emma and Nellie Hichborn
entertained Mr.. and MRS. Alvah Treat at
dinner Sunday, after which the party
motored to the Standpoint ship yard;
also calling on Mr., and Mrs. George
Wardwell and Mrs. Austin French.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Ames, Mr.. and
Mrs ". NJ. Berry and Mrs. Frank Jack
son returned Sept. 9th from a trip to
Caribou in the Ames car. They were the
guests OF MI and Mrs Z. H Doy'e for
week, and made interesting trips to Pres
que Isle, ST, Johns, N. B., and adjoining
places. 4 big fair was in progress in
Pressure Isle, 10000 pc ople being present
one day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Patterson and
Miss Florence are leaving today for their
home in Boston, accompanied by Miss
Blanche Doe, who will resume her bust
ness course. She will be with the Pat
terson's until her mother reaches Boston
IN November, The two young ladies, Miss
Patterson and Miss Doe, expect to take a
trip to Norfolk, Va, later in the season
with MI Patterson, on the steamer of
which he is chief engineer, the captains
wife being also of the party