The Republican journal., 1920-12-30
STOCKTON SPRINGS

STOCKTON SPRINGS
Isaac Littlefield was among those who
came home for the holiday.
| Miss Ruth Merrithew has returned from
short visit in Massachusetts,.
Miss Inez Hanson returned last week
from an extended visit in Massachusetts.
John McKeen, high school principal, is
passing the week with his mother in
Paris.
Mrs. Maria Newton has closed her
house and is boarding with Mrs. Sylves-
ter on the Turnpike.
Samuel E. Rendell, who has been boat
swain of the S. S. Lake Fallion has been
transferred to the S. S. Kisnon.
George Harrington is home from Boston
to remain for several days with his wife
and son on their farm at Lowder Brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stanley Wardwell ar
rived from Bangor on the bus Saturday
morning to remain for several days.
Elmer B. Arnold came home to pass
Christmas with his wife at the home of
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Clement A..
Smith.
Herbert Mixer returned to Bethel, VT,
on Monday after passing the holiday
with the family of his daughter, Mrs.
Lewis A. Barrett.
Melvin Hartman, his son Dale, and
Maurice Pendleton were home for the
holiday from Lagrange where their rail-
road outfit is now located.
DR.. and Mrs. H. Everett Hichborn ar
rived last Thursday morning from Boston
and will pass week or ten days with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Hichborn.
Capt. Edmund l.. Hichborn arrived
last Thursday for brief visit at his
early home. He left his sch. Maud M.
Morey at Baltimore discharging ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Clifford, their
daughter, Miss Grace, and son James and
his family and Augustus A. Staples were
in town Christmas day with the Gerry
Hardings.
Richard Goodere, who came for a
weekend from Brownviile on the 18th,
is recovering from a severe attack of
tonsilitis at the home of George c.
Fletcher where he has been ill since Sum-
day week.
Everett S. Keene returned recently
from Albion where he has been visiting
for some weeks While absent he put
himself out of commission by cutting his
wrist with an axe.
Lewis Barrett, Alvah C. Treat and P.
L. Hopper are prominent among those
who are cutting considerable amount
of cord and pulp wood. The continuation
Of warm weather is causing apprehension
that snow may come before the swamps
are frozen.
Charles Irving Littlefield arrived home
early in the week from New York where
he recently arrived after voyage in the
S. S. Philadelphia. The ship is due for
repairs, but it is reported that Orvllle
Simpson will remain by the ship,
Antonio Rezzoagli, our naturalized
resident, has received passport and will
shortly leave for Centenaro, Piacenza
province, Italy, for a visit with his
mother, sisters and brother whom he has
not seen for Is years. He will be accom-
panied by Antonio Croce of Searsport.
H. R. Hichborn has been lending q
hand in the post office where for some
days the mails have been exceptionally
heavy. The R. F. D. copveyances have
been loaded to the gunwales, trying out
the seamanship of the new men on the
routes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah C. Treat drove
their car to Bangor Saturday for a
Christmas dinner with the latter's sister,
Mrs. James F. Certify and family. Joe
W. Gerrity and his wife and two sons
were present from Boston and Mrs.
James Freeman of Winterport accom-
panied the Treats,
Fred j. Eames ives in the village re-
Gently soliciting customers for proposed
milk supply Conducted by himself and his
f.