The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-06-10
STOCKTON SPRINGS

Asa Stiles has removed his family to
Standpoint
Mrs. Josiah L. Lancaster went to Bos-
ton recently to Join her husband
A telephone was recently placed in the
residence of John Howes, 2l-12.
Clifford Rice of Boston is guest at the
home of MIR. and Mrs M. R. LaFurley.
Miss Louise Shute came home from the
Bangor High school to spend Memorial
Day.
Mrs. Erskine is the guest for an indefi-
mite time of her sister, Mrs. Guy Law
renee.
Mrs. Bert c. Bowden left last Satur-
day for short visit at her old home in
Castine.
Herbert Reece Of Brewer was a recent
weekend guest at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. Oscar Noble.
James M. Parker, master builder at the
Stockton yard, left May 29th on a short
vacation over Memorial Day.
Mrs Eliza Trundy went to Frankfort
recently and will spend some time at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Par
| ker.
DR.. H. Everett Hichborn and Mrs
Hichborn left for home June list after
making the Hichborn summer home ready
! for occupancy.
Freeman Batchelder went to Boston
recently to return with Mrs. Batchelder,
who has been visiting In Massachusetts
for several weeks.
Miss Ruth Smith, a student at the Ban
gor High school, came May 18th for
weekend visit with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Lambert.
The new schooner Maurice R. Thurlow,
Captain A. w. Clark of Machias, sailed
Sunday, May 30th, for Parsboro, N. IS, to
load lumber for Queenstown.
Mrs. Annie S. Park returned from Re-
we're, Mass, Saturday, May 29th, accom-
panied by her sister-in-l law. Mrs. Jennie
Marden, to pass the season in town.
Local sportsmen are making an effort
to have hunting dogs kept out of the
woods during the breeding season. Their
slogan is: ''Tie up the dogs and save the
game"
additional poles on lower Middle street
dences of L. A. Gardner, Mrs. Caroline
Gardner and Archie Mclaughlin.
Gerald McGill was down from the U.
of NJ to pass the weekend at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. O. A. Brown, leaving
for his home in Caribou to assist his
father on the farm with 80 acres in po-
tatoes.
| Mrs. Izah H. Sanborn, who passed the
winter at the home of the Misses HIGH
born, left on the Goth for her old home in
Norway. Mrs. Sanborn acquired wide
circle of friends in this village, who deep
ly regret her departure.
Capt. Darius Berry arrived home May
goth from New York, where he passed
the winter. At Rockland he Joined Mrs.
Berry at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Oliver Lovejoy. They have opened their
house on Cape Jellison for the season.
t George H. Hopkins left last Mon
day for vacation trip to Massachusetts,
to return with Mrs. Hopkins and their
young son, who have been absent several
weeks at Mattapoisett with Mrs. Hop
kins' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Griffin.
Capt. X. Hansen of the S. S. Ruth en-
tertalned number of his old friends at
luncheon on Sunday, May 23rd. Mr. and
, Mrs. W. H. Morrison, MIR. and Mrs. B. b.
Sanborn, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Fletcher
made up the party to enjoy an especially
pleasant occasion.
Ernest Fentiman, who has been in
charge of the joiner work at the Stockton
yard since the building of the Helen
Swanzy, has resigned and will move his
family to Waterville. Luther Ames will
replace Mr.. Fentiman in the joiner de-
partment at the shipyard.
At the Stockton shipyard a crew IS at
work on the frame of the sixth schooner,
the keel of which will measure 1876 feet in
: length, otherwise duplicate of the Thur
$ low, the additional length adding some-
] thing like 200 tons to its measurement,
making the new craft about 1900 tons.
g far and away the biggest ever launched
into the harbor.
8 The Misses Mary and Harriet Hichborn
1 left on the morning of the Goth for Port.
: land to remain for an indefinite time al
: the home of their brother, George r
o Hichborn. The many friends OF Misi
Harriet who are coRnizant of her pre-
}, carious health will be glad to learn thai
! she stood the journey fairly well.