The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-06-24
STOCKTON SPRINGS

The C. M. Cram cottage on Fort Point
was opened recently.
Mrs. Arthur Colson was a visitor at
| her old home recently for several days.
Mrs Mary G. Stillwell has arrived at
her cottage at Fort Point for the season.
| Edward j. Littlefield has gone to Phila-
delphia to Join the S. S. Cragsmere as
oiler
j. A. Gates and wife of Houlton were
recent guests of the formers sister, Mrs
ii. w. Durham.
| Mr.. R. K Stevens of Bangor arrived
June 18th for visit with his daughter,
Mrs. j. w. Lambert.
Guy E. Lawrence is in charge of the B.
Gerrish on vacation.
| M. j. Goodere of Brownville was re-
Gently with his family at their summer
home for the weekend
| Morton Carleton has a six-months'
leave from the Schoodic station and is at
present in town with his family.
Miss Verna Smith left few DAYS ago
|
| the High schoo! few months.
| Minard Ellis has the frame of his new
house we'll along on lot near his faith
er's residence on Cape Jeilison.
The Stockton Canning Co. has COM
pleted 300-foot wharf to replace the
one taken out by ice last winter.
Mrs Emma Wardwell arrived recently
from Castine for visit with the family
of her daughter, Mrs. Bert c. Bowden.
E. B. Yorke and family motored from
Brewer June Is, visiting at the home of
Mrs. Yorke's sister, Mrs. Harry Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas CHM and their
son Clifford went to Camp Skipaki Mon
day evening, June 14th, for an indefinite
sOjourn.
Myron Clarke of Prospect has moved
his family to the second floor of the house
of Mrs. Horace Staples and has a shop in
the Hopkins block.
Principal Oscar Smith of the High
school left recently for Patten, where
Mrs. Smith and their young child have
been for several weeks.
w. j. Scammon of Rockland, super
vising inspector for the National Can
ners' Association, was business visitor
in town few days ago.
At regular meeting of Bethany Chap
ter, 0. E. S.. Mrs. H. o. Eaton was taken
into the order. She left next morning
for visit at her home in Brewer.
Frank Hopkins, who received his de-
gree in civil engineering from Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology last
week, has been making short visit in
town.
A party of ladies made up of Mrs L. S.
Titcomb, Mrs. Fannie Clifford, Mrs. H.
l.. Hopkins, Mrs. l.. s. Griffin, Mrs N. S.
Twiss and Mrs. Amy Coleman motored
to Winterport on Sunday, June 10.
The many friends of Norris Patterson
will be glad to learn that after being
seriously i'll for several months, following
an operation for appendicitis he is fast
recovering and has returned to duty on
the S. S. Harvey H. Brown, running be.
tween Boston and Norfolk.
A large assemblage crowded Denslow
hall for the graduation exercises of the
nigh school combined with the class in
the grammar school on Friday, June II.
The parts were well sustained and the
hail prettily decorated McKeen's or
chestra provided the musical numbers,
and later in the evening played for an
enjoyable hop.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Gerrish returned
home, June IL. from Bangor with Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Boyd and Mrs Mckinney
who remained for the Weekend MIR.
Gerrish left the following Monday for a
trip to st, John and on to Quebec Mrs
Gerrish has gone to Lewiston where she
will relieve a friend for a vacation as
corporation nurse in the Bates mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Lawrence of Rock
land with their daughter Louise, whose
marriage to MIR. Frank Currie of Boston
took place on Wednesday, June 8, motor
ed from Rockland the following Sunday
for dinner with Mr. and Mrs. William
Avery Later they were followed by Mr..
| Arthur Lawrence accompanied by Mrs,
Arthur Kingston and her daughter, Miss
Irene, who had arrived unexpectedly
from Kalamazoo, Mich, for the wedding.
Saturday afternoon, June IL, a very
dainty party of very young ladies' to the
number of ten enjoyed the hospitality of
Miss Eleanor Choate through the kind
ness of Mrs. j. H. Wardwell with whom
she has home and mothers care Those
present were Evelyn Trundy, Edith
Trundy, Wilmer Trundy, Madge Trundy,
Mertina, Eleanor and Leona Pinkham,
Dorothy Littlefield, Alice Verrill and
| Doris Colcord.
Earl Winsow of Quincy, Mass, arrived
on the 9th for short visit with his grand
mother. Mrs. S. F. Ellis, and aunt, Mrs.
Everett Barton. Mr.. Winslow quit high
school during the war and joined the force
at the Fore River shipbuilding plant,
serving in the crew which took out
large number of destroyers and tankers
on trial trips. Afterwards he joined the
S. S. Harvey H. Brown, starting as oiler,
and last January passed his examination
and secured an unlimited license as third
as istant engineer, while a year short of