The Republican journal., 1920-07-01
STOCKTON SPRINGS

A'Sh lOI a I"O WEEKS SJ9V.
Miss Emma Hichborn of Belfast was a
weekend visitor at her old home.
Mrs. Walter H. Simpson of Boston ;s
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
v. Arnold.
Miss Mildred Wardwell of Castine was
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Bert C. Row.
den, recently.
Edward Hardy of Rockland has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Nealev
for few days. 'o'
MIS-. Harold Fletcher was down from
bangor last week, the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac Littlefeld and their
aaughtet Agnes returned home Sunday
from visit in Trov. A'
Miss lnez Fletcher returned RECENTLY
from Gardiner, where she has been teach.
Ing school the past year.
Leonard M. Lafurley left Monday morn
Jug 1or Rockland, where he has emplov-
ment as calker.
Miss Marian Bowden has entered the
local exchange as regular operator with
Miss Ruth Merrithew.
mrs James M. Parker arrived home
sunday from an extended visit at her
carry nome IN McConnelsville, Ohio
Capt E. L. Hicnborn arrived Sunday
from New York after an absence of =
year In the sch. Maud M. Morey.
congratulations and best wishes of
countless friends 60 out to Miss Inez
fletcher and Elmer B. Arnold. who were
married Sunday. " ''0 WIN
Frank Floyd of Winthrop, Mass, SON.
fn-ia" OF Charles Grant, arrived Sunday
tol weeks outing, accompanied by his
brother, George Floyd A''
members of Pownal Lodge, F. & A. NJ.
" me capacity of cars motored to Win
ciport friday evening and EMO, ed a
WISH with the lodge in that town.
Mrs. Charles Clay and her three chill
alen OF Lincoln have been visiting the
formers aunt, Mrs. Orilla Libby. and
were Joined by Mr.. Clay on Monday.
Earl Richards, who recently took over
the duties of superintendent of the local
water company, returned the first of the
week from business trip to Pressure Isle.
frank Hopkins returned to Boston
odturday after visit of several week
III Town. tie will at once enter upon his
duties with the Factory Mutual Insurance
John II; Gerrish left Friday from Bel
1ast on the barge S. I. No. i, the guest
OF Captain Calhoon for a trip to SaImon
IlVer' N. b. He will return home via St.
John and Quebec. - Wv
MISS Darthea Rideout of Bangor re-
turned home Monday after a shor,. stav
with Miss Ruth Smith at the home Of
the latter's grandparents, Mr., and Mrs
j. W. Lambert.
Stuart Barrett, SOC of Lewis A. Barrett
had the misfortune to injure his wrist last
thursday. A trip to Bangor was immedi-
ately taken where an x.ray picture show.
ed no fracture existed,
Lester Cole, second officer of the S. S,
oteadfast, was in town from Saturday
morning till Sunday afternoon, warmly
greeted by the friends who have not seen
him Tor some four years.
Stanley Healey, yeoman on the IT. 8
fttsburgh, was recently detached and
sent 10 naval hospital at Philadelphia,
Following severe sickness, and is ex-
pected home on furlough.
MRS. Charles Baltsar of Eastport and
her three children have been the guests
OF her sister, Mrs. Arthur Colcord. for
the past two weeks. Mrs. Colcord went
10 PASSPORT with them on Sunday.
Mrs William Durfee with her small
daughter and sister, Miss Evelyn Pitcher.
recent arrivals at the Pitcher summer
homie at Standpoint, were in the villa ee
wednesday night, the guests eff Mrs. Ell
den S. Shute.
Mrs. Evelyn Shute and her small son
Harry and Miss Inez Hanson were the
guess of Mrs Nicholas CHM Friday at
Camp Skipaki. Sunday the Ginns were
Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Fletcher
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Blanchard for
the day.
Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Hichborn and H.
X. Hchborn motored to Greenville on
Sunday for few days fishing at
Capen's, according to the Doctors long
established custom. Mrs. H. r. HIGH
born, during her husbands absence, is at
betula Vista camp with the Ameses.
Whitman Rouillard, second son of Rev.
and Mrs. Harry Enos Rouillard, now of
Westwood, Mass, arrived Sunday morn
ing for brief visit among the people
who knew him we'll during his fathers
pastorate in the local Universalist church,
1t is eleven years since the young man
left the village and observation of
changes is mutual. While in town Mr..
Rouillard made headquarters at the
home of Mrs. John H. Wardwell.
The splendid support of the local Candi-
date for State senator in the primaries of
the 21st as represented by the exception
ally large vote of 1888 for Mr.. Ames
against 10 for his opponent, serves as an
efficient emollient for the political con-
tusions incident to defeat. Washington
D. Hartman also proved popular can
didate in this town, scoring vote of 145
against 20 for his three opponents. The
reported totals showing a plurality of
vote for Mr.. Gilkey will doubtless end in
a recount
Members and guests to the number of
% assembled at the home of Mrs. Lillias
M Staples on Saturday to celebrate by a
field-day picnic dinner, the twenty-fif fifth
anniversary of the organizing of the