The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-07-03
S 1CCk1ON SPRINGS

MISS Beatrice Abby was the guest n
Mrs. W. L. Dunbar last week.
MIS-, Eunice Chapman and Mrs Nellie
Sadler visited relatives in town recently
Winfield Sargent left last week fol
Westbrook, Me-, where he expects en-
ployment.
Mrs. Grace Williams Britto went to
Rockland June "a, returning the follow
ing day.
Mrs. j. H. Burke and two small children
OF Seattle, Wash, are the guests of their
aunt, Mrs. John Hall.
Miss Ethel Arnold returned last week
from Portland, where she has been at
tending a Catholic school.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Hichborn. Miss
Alice Hichborn and Mrs. Everett Staples
spent the day at Swan Lake Sunday.
- Mr.: and Mrs. Albert Ames with Mrs
Frank B. jackson as guest motored to
belfast Saturday to visit Mrs. Eben
Hatch.
Messrs. Staples and Spaulding have re-
Gently completed a garage near their
stable tor the accommodation of their
line new car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hacky and family
are now occupying 1.-THE so-called Dfckey
mouse. recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs
l.. F, Titcomb.
A. L. Richards of New Gloucester, Me.
returned last Friday to his home, after
brief visit with the family of his son.
Earle R. Richards.
The Universalist Ladies Aid will meet
TINS, thurs lay, p. m. with Miss Mabel
summons. The nearness of the summer
sale necessltates keeping busy.
The st. Johns Day outing of Palestine
Commandery was attended by Albert nj.
Ames, Angus W. Holmes, H. R. HIGH
born and j. H. Gerrsh from this village.
Mrs. c. A. Clewly of Albany, N. Y,
who has been the guest of MI and Mrs,
John H. Gerrish left Saturday for home.
Mrs, Carrie Callahan of Montreal is Mrs.
Gerrish's guest for the summer
DR.. Scribner and wife of MILO, with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Treat as guests, arrived
by auto Sunday and were the guests of
MI Treats sister, Mrs. Bion Sanborn.
until their return home on Monday.
A business meeting of the UniversaIist
parish was called for Monday night, to
be held at the bank-rooms, for the pur-
pose OF appointing committee for the
ensuing year. Particulars next week.
Mr.. Fred Hartman of Waterville ac-
companled by Miss Flora Myers his
Wi1e's niece, came last Friday by auto to
visit at the home of his wife's aunt. Mrs
James M Treat, returning nome Satur-
day.
On the evening of June 23rd the Bucks
port degree team of the Odd Fellows,
lodge came to Stockton for the initiation
OF several candidates to Stockton lodge
|. O. 0. F. Out of-town visitors were
numerous, much interest being eyjnced
n the new lodge
Despite dull morning and rsipv
Il ternoon, the ladies of the Current
vents Club carried out the field dav pro-
ram on last Friday with an auto ride to |
5.el1ast, where they enjoyed an excellent |
ll44ef - the Windsor Hotel and attended |
he Colonial Thealfe in the afternoon,
Mr., Joseph S. Dickey, second son Of
he late Daniel E. Di ckey (known to his
riends as ellie land Miss Minnie M.
'raig were married at Portland, June
4th. Young "Joe" and his brother
pent several summers ho-- ,,,, +h,;r
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elman
hickey, as children.
Miss Louise Colcord, daughter of Frank
Ioicord of Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived June
I'D for brief visit with her cousins, Mr..
md Mrs. Edgar M. Colcord. She was the
quest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Treat on
motor trip to Bangor on the following
iaY and left for home Oh the morning |
rein, June Goth I
Corp. Walter Meinnis and Private i
iilmef hingten went overseas together,
law service in the same regiment, and
came home on the same transport, but |
ost each other in Boston, so that the |
after arrived in town one day ahead of
The former, whose people went to Bangor
by auto to bring him home, last Thurs
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grieve and his
mother and sister came by auto from
Camden last Thursday and called on
friends in town. He was on furlough
from Camp Upton, not having been dis
charged from the army. He was for
several years pianist for Crockett's NOV
ing picture shows and general favorite
Mr. and Mrs. James Croker returned
Sunday, by auto, from visit in Thomas
ton. The others in the party were Mrs.
Sylvester Pendleton and Mr. and Mrs
George Demuth and daughter Eva The
three latter will return to Thomaston
Saturday, and Mrs. Pendleton will spend
the summer here with her daughters,
Mrs. James Croker and Mrs PIERCE D.
Lancaster.
Wednesday evening, June 25th brought
visitors to Pownal Hodge, F. and A. M.
from Frankfort, Bucksport and Searsport,
to the number of forty. The candidate
for initiation was Mr.. Frank Hopkins,
who is employed in the office of the
Standpoint shipyard. With the autos of
these visitors and those attending the
dance, there were more than sevenuyfive
parked in the square and streets, giving a
busy look to our village.
Those interested in Stockton's business
activities will be glad that another vessel
is assured by the Stockton Yard, Inc.
She will be somewhat larger than her
fore-runners, though built on similar lines.
The one on the stocks will be named by
Crowell & Thurlow, the owners, the Her
bert L. Rawding, in honor of their in