The Republican journal., 1921-10-27
STOCKTON SPRINGS

/ Mrs. Grace W. Britto made shoppin,
trip to Bangor, Monday of last week.
Mrs. Dearborn of Bangor was tn
guest of Mrs. George M. Houghton las
week.
Mrs. Horace Staples is suffering Sc
verely with an attack of neuralgia il
her left side.
Mr.. Walter F. Tfundy has put in ,
stock of millinery and Mrs. Dunaver i.
acting as milliner.
Miss Grace Clifford ana mother, Mrs
E. G. Clifford, spent Wednesday of las
week in Bucksport.
The girls of the High school and few
others are agitatina the question of hav.
ng basket ball team.
The baked bean supper given Saturday
night by the Rebekahs, was well attend.
ed, netting the order about $40.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Tewksbury, wht
have been guests of Capt. and Mrs. E. S
Shute, have returned to Boston.
Mr.. Norman Griffin accompanied hi.
uncle, Mr.. Crawford Griffin, to Kingmar
last week, for hunting expedition.
Mrs. Hattie Hichborn is staying with
Miss Nellie Hichborn since the departure
of her brother, Capt. E. L. Hichborn.
Mr.. Vance c. Wells, senior at the u
of NJ, was weekend guest at the
home of Capt. and Mrs. Elden S. Shute
Mr.. and Mrs. Randell Eames of Sears
port are receiving congratulations upon
the arrival of nine-pound son-Francis
Oct. 18th
Miss Ruth Merrithew was called to
/ Rockland, Mass, last week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Hopkins, the mother of
Mr.. Frank Hopkins.
Mr.. Samuel E. Rendell returned Satur.
day from an extended sea voyage of a
year and eight months, acting in the
capacity of engineer.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Wardwell ar
rived from Boston Saturday. They will
occupy the Willis Bowden home and he
will board with them.
The Spiritualists held meetings in
Hichborn Hall, both afternoon and even
ing, on Sunday, Mrs. Smart of Winter
port being the speaker.
Mr.. Isaac Littlefeld and two sons Ed
ward and Irving went to Portland, Maine,
last week, where they have work in the
erection of paper bag factory.
Mr., and Mrs. James Griffin of North
Adams, Mass, arrived Thursday for a
visit to his mother, Mrs. Annie X. Harri-
man. They left again on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colson of Sears
port, accompanied by Mrs. Colson's sis
ter, Miss Ruth Merrithew, motored to
Bangor Oct. 18th for days shopping.
MI Earl Grant, Principal of the High
school, left for Bangor, Friday afternoon.
to procure the necessary outfit for the
recently organized boys basket ball team.
The Swathmore Chautauqua course
opens Nov. 1st. Now is the time to pro-
cure your tickets and thus assist the
guarantors. Don't forget the date, Nov.
lst, continuing three days.
The Current Events Club met with
Mrs. Lillias Emery last week, the topic
hain he
ing will be with Mrs. Aida c. Houghton,
the topic being Italian Painters.
Mr.. Horace Noyes of Vinalhaven with
party of friends motored here Oct. 10th
for visit at Mr.. James Marden's. The
party returned, leaving Mr.. Noyes, who
has been joined by his wife, for further
stay.
Mr.. Kellar, State Superintendent of
the building of the new road, motored to
Lincoln last week. Mrs. Eben Libby,
with whom he has boarded since his So
iourn in town, accompanied him for a
brief visit to her former home.
| Messrs L. E. Gardner, Clarence Smith
and Fred L. Dawson of Cutler, all MEM
bers of the Morrison Fishing Outfit, "
autoed to town Saturday, spending the
night with Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Nor
rison and leaving for home Sunday.
Capt. Will Hartman of Rockland, su-
perintendent for Crowell and Thurlough,
is making short stay at his old home in
Prospect Ferry. Sunday, in company
with his cousin, Mr.. Otis CHM of Brew
er, he called on his cousin, Mrs. Frank
Harding.
Mr.. Harold Griffin, accompanied by
his wife and aunt, Mrs. James Crocker,
motored to Thomaston recently for his
mother, Mrs. Levi Griffin, who had been
with her sister, Mrs. George Demuth, fol
osteopathic treatment in Rockland. She
is much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy L. Hupper, Mr.
John L. Lancaster and Miss Gynan left
in the Hupper car Sunday for trip tt
Boston and New York. Miss Gynan
who has been with relatives at Prospect
| Ferry during thn summer will contipus