The Republican journal., 1921-10-20
SOLD BY w. A. HALL, BELFAST
STOCKTON SPRINGS

Mr.. Irving R. Sawyer has taken the
agency for the Curtis publications.
Mrs. Charles Hinckley of Prospect
was in town Saturday, dining with DR..
and Mrs. Stevens.
There will be baked bean supper by
the Rebekahs next Saturday night. See
bills for particulars.
Mr.. R. X. Stevens OF Bangor arrived
Mon 'ay for an indefinite stay with his
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Lambert.
. Capt. and Mrs. Oscar Ellis of Brewer
were in town Sunday dining with Mrs.
Ellis cousin, Mrs. Lillias Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Clifford spent
Sunday afternoon and evening with
their daughter, Mrs. Gerry Harding
| Mrs. Walter Wynne and two children
| recently spent week with her sister,
Mrs. Lester Black, in Fairfield, Maine.
Mrs Li!lias Emery returned Thursday
in the Gibson car from a ten days visit
, with Mrs. Charles Appleton Gibson in
| Bangor.
| Mr.. Clement A. Smith has purchased
the Albert R. Bennett place and the Ben
nett family will soon move to the city of
Lindsay. Cslif,
! Mr.. Harold Hawes moved his family
into the chambers of Mrs Carrie A.
Gardner's tenement, the old Crooker
place, last week.
Mr.. John Mclaughlin and son Archie
attended the Topsham Fair last We'd
nesday. Friday Mr.. Mclaughlin was in
Rockland on business.
Mrs. L. A. Gardner and daughter Ell
eanor left early in the week to Join Mr.
Gardner in Brunswick, where they have
taken rent for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford S. Griffin and
son Palmer motored from their home in
hlngman Friday, remaining the guest of
their sister, Mrs. Mary Ames, until Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevens and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Fullerton of Blue Hill
motored to town Sunday for the day with
Mrs. John Randell and daughter, Miss
Elva.
Little Dorothy Littlefield is one of the
latest victims of the mild form of "Ger-
man measles" prevailing among the chill
oren. She was able to return to school
| Wednesday.
Mr.. Walter Colcord of Brooklyn, who
had been with his cousin, Mr.. Edgar Col
cord and family, for brief visit, left by
auto Tuesday for Rockland where he
took the stea mer for Boston en- route for
home.
MI. and Mrs. Lewis Tweksbury (nee
Sarah Shute) of Boston, Mass, who have
been with Mrs Estele Crosby at Sandy
point for some weeks and later the guests
OF Mrs. rs uncle, Capt. E. S. Shute,
left by boat Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Blaisdell of Dex-
yer were dinner guests Sunday of DR.. and
MRS. U; A. Stevens, coming for a good
Dye call before the latter started for
their winter in Florida. Mr.. Blaisdell is
a brother of Mrs. Stevens.
The Staples-Spaldings drove to Belfast
sunday Tor an inspection of the fine new
bridge. They had as guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
6ion b. Sanborn and daughter, Mrs.
GWendolyn Connor. They pronounced
the bridge fine structure.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McLaughlin motor
ea TO Costigan Sunday to spend the day
Win their daughter, Mrs. Allen Burse
ana ana 1amily, returning at night accompa-
MED by Mrs. Burse and son Norman.
lhey returned early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Frye of
ocltuate, Mass, motored through last
week, arriving at Mrs. Fannie Bridges.
Mr.. F1ye's sister. They left on Sunday
Tor the return trip. Mr.. Frye's old
friends gave the glad hand of welcome.
| Miss Louise Shute returned FRIDAY from
weeks trip to Bangor and Orono. She
attended the bi Kappa Fraternity hop at
tae U. of N. as the guest of Mr.. Vance C.
Weils on Oct. 9th, returning to B.naor
Monday for visit with a school friend
until Friday
Inc dull day of Monday prevented Dr.
and Mrs George A. Stevens and Mr.. and
MIS-. Edgar Heath and young son of San
oypolnt from starting on their auto trim
10 Georgetown, Florida. They will camp
out along the way, being provided with
the necessary outfit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Titcomb of Cor
lnna motored down Saturday remaining
an night with MIR. T.'s uncle, Mr.. L. S.
Iltcomb and wife and his mother, Mrs.
Dei!e lltcomb. They returned Sunday
taking with them the aunt and mother
Ior few days visit.
Mrs. 5. F. Ellis left Tuesday by train
10 spend the winter with her daughter.
Mrs mrs. Harry E. Winslow, in Quincy, Mass.
MRS. James Treat accompanied her to
pass the winter in Boston with her
uenter, Mrs. Alice l. Doe and Miss
Meivlna Patterson accompanied them as
IaI as Boston on her way to Washington, /,
atter spending the summer in town with
ner grand niece, Mrs. George II. Hopkins.
Mr. hopkins took the ladies to Belfast
Tor the morning train to avoid the three
hours wait at Bangor.