The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-07
STOCKTON SPRINGS

Guy Iinnell and wife of Bangor are at
Camp Sonoma for an outing, having ar
rived Saturday last
Miss Inez Hanson returned Friday from
Bangor, where she has been substituting
FOR friend in an office.
Asa Stiles moved his family early in
the week from Standpoint to an apart
Enent in the Hopkins Block.
Miss Grace Clifford came from Sandy
point on Thursday for stay with her
sister, Mrs. Gerry Harding.
Mrs. Amanda P Frye left for Quincy,
Mass, Tuesday for a visit with her
daughters, Mrs. L. W. Glover and Mrs
R. Il. Hall.
Leonard F. Landry, highly respected
resident of this town for more than de-
cade, received his naturalization papers
last week.
Mrs Mary C. Stlwell, who has passed
her summers at Fort Point for many
wears, closed her cottage last Thursday
and left for Boston.
W. W. Wheeler of Washington, D. c.,
formerly in the office of the Standpoint
.sbipyard, arrived Friday and is guest at
the home of w. L. Hanson.
S. B. Merrithew, H. R. Hichborn, E. M
Colcord, E. M. Lancaster, A. w. Fayle
and Dr.. C. E. Britto were in attendance
at court for two days last week.
Miss Ethel Colcord returned to her
nome Saturday after being in attendance
as nurse for the late Mrs. James F. Ryder
FOR period of more than II weeks
The Current Events Club was enter
1aiDed at The Anchorage on Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. A. E. Wilson Of Belfast
addressed the ladies on Hiawatha's
Chickens.
4 guy wire heedlessly left across a
road trimmed the car of James NJ Par
Aer of its top shattered the wind shield,
broke the support and gave the driver
Good for thought,
A party of members of the local lodge
81 Odd Fellows went to SeaIsport Friday
night, the guests of Sears Lodge, when
the degree team added to the experience
Of A. W. Holmes.
Stockton lodge Q OF entertained
members of the Sears lodge Monday
night. A mans size clam chowder built
by W. Lambert was one of the feat
ures of the evening.
Mrs. George Herbert Hopkins and
Junior arrived home Tuesday, after an
absence of several weeks occasioned by
tie illness of Mrs, Hopkins mother, Mrs.
4. " Griffin of Mattapoisett, Mass.
Loring B. Griffin raised yellow corn this
season with such success that one WON
ders II it be practical to grow it on large
scale. Some of the ears were as long as
IA inches, the grain plump and hard
Mrs George M. Houghton accompanied
her husband on his regular monthly trip
TO Boston Tuesday night, planning to go
to Hartford, Conn, for short visit at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred r
Piper.
w H, Morrison left for So. Goulds-
a2oro Sunday having received word upon
arriving from down the bay that the
snnery at that place, in which the
Morrison fishing outfit is heavily inter-
ested, had been destroyed by fire.
Through the generous efforts Of Clifford
cummings and c. Irving Littlefeld, Rev.
J. Edward Hands car was made to 90 on
Thursday after he had been towed into
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appointment, and his return trip was un-
eventful.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw of Belfast has
line display offa millinery at her Sears
port store, where she is also displaying
children's hats ranging in price from
u 80 to 1925. She makes speciality
of rep air work, See her advt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Collins of STAN
ford, Conn.,, motored to town on the 18th
calling on relatives and friends This is
Mrs. Collins first visit in nearly 20 years,
althou 9Th as the youngest daughter Of
Frank Colcord she passed many summers
IN the village.
John j. Wardwell, inspector for the
dist ri ct of the American Bureau of Ship
ping, and Mrs. Wardwell, were in town
Sund ay, guests of j. E. Lancaster and his
All This Waek ic