The Republican journal., 1919-10-02
STOCKTON SPRINGS

Mr. s. E. Randell left the middle of the
week for New York, where he has EN-.
p0yment.
Mr.. George A. Russell of Boston arriv-
ed Sept. oath for visit with his son, Mr..
Earle Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Cox and three
children of Wilton, came in their car to
attend the launching last Thursday
Mrs. Emily Richardson, who has been
a recent guest of Mrs. Ralph Bragg, re=
turned to her home in Bangor last Satur-
day,
a..rs. Milton Goodere arrived from
Brownville, Sept "a, and remained in
her house until Friday, to be present at
the launching.
Yesterday was the day for the first fall
meeting of the Current Events Club,
which was held with the President, Miss
Nellie Hichborn.
Mrs. R. E. Morrison, mother of W. H.
Morrison, came from her home in Cam
aan, Maine, Sept. "a, and was the guest
of her son and wife until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Batchelder have
arranged to spend the winter in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emery, the for
mer remaining still in feeble health.
Mrs. A. L. Richards of New Gloucester,
Maine, was the guest of her son, MIR,
Earle Richards and family, for the past
week, returning home on Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. H. Everett Hichborn ar
rived by boat Saturday, and returned to
Boston Monday in their car, accompanied
by his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Herman G.
Hichborn.
MIR. and Mrs. James Parker expect to
leave next Saturday for weeks visit in
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island during
which time they will attend to matters at
their farm in Franklin, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs W. H. Morrison and
mother and Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Treat
motored to Monroe and Swanville Sum-
day, coming home by way of SearSport
and dining at the Libby "Auto Rest"
Mr.. Charles Gould and wife, who have
been occupying portion of the sold Rob-
ert Hichborn house." so-called, removed
to their home in Hampden the present
week, having a large head of stock which
requires his attention.
Mrs. GoIdie Carter of Belfast, with her
daughters, Mrs. McRae and child of Bel
fast and Mrs. Small of Searsport, called
on Mrs. James Treat last Friday. Mrs
Carter was formerly the wife of Maurice
Curtis, son of Robert Curtis of this town.
Mr.. Walter Colcord of Brooklyn, N Y.
arrived last Saturday and will remain the
guest of his cousin, Mr.. Edgar Colcord,
for weeks vacation. His fondness for
the town of his birth is betokened by his
annual visits and appreciated by old
friends.
~ 10 SARSStSo ludt SCI NlSCS 1Ol LlC Cdl
will begin in the Universalist Church
next Sunday, Oct, 5th, by Rev. G. E.
Brown, who is now in Belfast, and it is
hoped that he may meet cordial cep-
ton. Services at 3 p. m. All are cor
daily invited.
Mr.. Cummings of Bangor Theological
Seminary wishes announcement made
that services will be held by him in the
Congregational Chapel Oct. 5, at p. III.
Subject: Remarkable Revelations of a
Risen Lord. He will also preach in
Sandy Point at TO- 80 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Kimball and family
left Saturday for Lindsay. California. Mr..
himball has brother living in Lindsay,
and expects to follow his business of
driving cars. He has driven the iitney
for John Mclaughlin for many years, and
will Ibelmissed as careful driver.
Mrs. Fred Sanborn and Mrs. L. N
Ban croft and son, sisters of Mrs. w. H.
Morrison, arrived Sept. oath from Mans
field, Mass. ,sto take part in the launching
pro gram, and were called home the fol-
lowing evening by the news Of the ill
ness of Mrs. Sanborns husband, who was
stricken with pneumonia.
Mr.. andaMr A. NJ Ames motored to
Bangor Sept. TO- Their plans for trip
to Bar Harbor on the following day were
frustrated by the default of some small
portion of their car, which necessitated
their remaining in Bangor until Sept %,
un til it could be repaired and bring them
home.
Miss Hazel Corliss, graduate nurse, who
rec emily visited her mother in town, has
been appointed Supt of the Waldo Coun-
ty Hospital in Belfast. During the past
summer she was nurse and counselor in
the Girls Camp at Fairlee, VT, having
pre- viously done military Red Cross work
as nurse in the United States.
Officials of the Atlantic Coast Co.
ow ners of the Herbert L. Rawdling who