The Republican journal., 1919-05-22
STOCKTON SPRINGS

family to Hampden, having secured en-
ployment up the river.
Earle Gardner arrived from Boston
Friday night to pass several weeks with
his mother, Mrs. A. NJ Gardner.
Mrs Edward Barton of Dark Harbor,
was in town last week visiting her son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Billings of Monroe
have returned to their farm after being
in town, living at Stockton during the
winter.
Irving Blanchard returned last week
from his work in the Pioneer mill at
Pittsfield while labor troubles were being
adjusted.
Mrs. Eleanor Colcord and her daughter,
Mrs. Evelyn Shute, with Harry Jr., left
recently for Augusta for an indetermi-
rate stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Nickerson will
occupy the upper rent of Mrs. Horace
Staples house, moving from the Loud
place, sold to Mrs. Libby,
Cecil Hutchings, the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs F. H. Hutchings, who removed
to this town from Gardiner few weeks
ago, died very suddenly on the 18th.
George Curtis was in town last week
visiting A. W. Holmes, Jr. Mr.. Curtis is
a resident of Bangor and has recently re-
turned from 20 months service overseas.
Misses Mary and Harriet Hichborn re-
turned home on the 18th, after spending
the winter in Portland, and reopened
their residence on Church street, closed
for the first time in generation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Treat with
their infant daughter Barbara arrived
from their home in MiIinocket last
Thursday for a few days with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Alvah c. Treat
Dr. c. Edward Britto, Walter F. Trun-
dy, Arthur Colcord and Leonard LaFur-
ley went to Swan lake Saturday, for the
weekend, and returning with a fair
catch in spite of unpleasant weather.
". H. Shute of Prospect for some
time employed at the Stockton yard, re-
Gently purchased of Fred Bishop the fine
driving mare which was formerly owned
and highly priced by the late Dr. Mason
of Winterport.
Irving r, Sawyer has been consistent
and successful fisherman at Swan Lake
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returned with fine salmon.
Mrs. Ellsworth Jones of Bangor came
down on the train Saturday to spend the
night with Mrs. Sarah F. Bridges. Sun
day afternoon her sister, Mrs. Miles Jel-
lison, with her husband and party drove
MI and Mrs. Warren Loud of Hamp-
den was in town the first of the week,
removing the last OF Their possessions
from the house which they recently
sold TO Mrs. Eben Libby. MIR. and Mrs.
Libby began moving the last of the week.
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The library committee of the Current
Events Club, Miss Mabel F. Simmons,
Mrs. Edgar M. Cocord and Mrs Page B.
Spalding, were occupied Monday with
the sectional case filled with books re-
Gently presented to the Club by Mrs Ed
ward E. Cheney in memory of her late
husband. The books suitably inscribed,
numbered and catalogued are now ready
for distribution, with the others of the
Ihere is dlsplayed IN lrundy's window
a German soldier belt winch has seen
service and a pohshed steel helmet OF the
pattern famlilar to those VINO recall the
one worn by bismarck IN the famous