The Republican journal., 1921-03-24
STOCKTON SPRINGS

Angus M. Holmes went to Eastport on
business Monday morning,
Miss Emma Hichborn passed last week
at her home, taking brief vacation.
George Smith returned Saturday from
Bath, where he has been employe for
several months
Mrs. Rufus L. Mudgett went to Belfast
last Friday for week with her sister-in-
law, Mrs E. Nj. Crocker.
Mrs. Susie Rendell and her grandson
Richard Baker arrived Monday from New
York, where they pass>d the winter
Mrs. W. H. Shute went to Searsport
, last Wednesday to pass the remainder of
| the week at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Frank A. Foster, accompanied bv
her son Charles, left last Friday for
Broc hton, Mass, for a visit with rela-
| tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Moulton were
weekend visitors at the home of their
| daughter, Mrs. Fred Black, in Sandynoint
village.
Miss Mabel Simmons arrived Saturday
| morning and Immediately opened her
home after passing the winter in Brook
| line, Mass.
W. w. Smith and Roy Littlefield re-
turned recently from trip to Newport
where they looked over several farming
F.! propositions.
| The dance by Lanes orchestra on the
night of St Patrick's day brought out
| big crowd. Another dance is advertised
! for March 3Oth
The High school pupils are at work on
play, The Bashful Mr.. Bobbs," which
Will be given in Denslow hall ON the
night of March 25th
Ashley Leach, who left recently with
the idea of going steamboating on the
! Great Lakes, wrote to friends last week
from Conneaut, Ohio.
Mrs. f. A. Farris was in Bangor sew
eral days last week, returning Saturday
! afternoon with heI husband, who came
down for the weekend.
Miss Winnie Farnham returned to
Brewer last Saturday after a few davis
/ visit with her mother, Mrs. Sadie Farm
ham, and her sister, Miss Phern.
McLaughlin's big 6-wheel bus which
| has attracted much attention made two
round trips to Belfast on Saturday heav-
| lily loaded, by way of successful try-out,
| Miss Florence Willard, chairman of the
domestic science department of the Wash
ington Irving high school of New York
city. arrived Saturday for her Easter va
cation with Mrs. Everett Staples.
Mrs. A. c. Treat and her cousin. Mrs
Margaret Green of Brookline, Mass,
went to Prospect Wednesday of last week
! for several days at the home of their
cousin, W. S. Kilman, and other rela-
tives.
The late sign of spring hereabouts
seems to be the going in swimming
among the Ice cakes of two small broth
ers of the Lowder Brook section in the
course OF stunts incident to follow my
: leader"
! MIR. and Mrs. S. B. Merrithew, accom-
! panied by Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Merrithew
and Miss Ruth Merrithew went to Sears
I port Sunday, where at the home of their
i daughter, Mrs. Arthur Colson, birthday
observance for Miss Ruth surprised the
| family party.
! Peter McRae, hale and hearty in his
92nd year, arrived from Portland last
Saturday, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs A. T. Haney, aud will pass the sum-
mer as usual at,the home of his daughter,
| Mrs. Angus M. Holmes Mrs. Haley
left for home Monday.
| W. II. Morrison returned Saturday af-
ternoon from trip to New York, accom-
| panied from Bangor by Everett Shaw of
Cutler, who will again take Job in the
shipyard where the two barges for the
Pejepscot Paper Co. are coming along
rapidly and prove quite szable crafts.
Charles and Percy Wardwell of Castine,
brothers of Mrs. Bert C. Bowden, were in
port one day last week with fare of the
| largest cod to be seen here for some time
Ferd Hartman bought 81 fish which
| weighed 700 pounds and peddled them
about town. One fish weighed SO and
another Al pounds.