The Republican journal., 1921-03-17
.rOCKTON SPRINGS

|TOCKTON SPRINGS
S,lfayer has opened a branch
al, searspoft' |
,s.. Emily McKeene has returned tb
,ssr an absence of some days at
gN
o..h.rd 5oodere has returned from
..,3 where he had been for surgic al
fas !.
~. last ocular meeting of the Current
..ls Climb took place with Mrs. Carrie
Gardner
,rrmahIin has sold a pair of horses
ca-.ge Tootill for use on his Etna
.,r to which he will soon remove.
u,s Jacob Clegg of Frankfort was a
cen trains visitor in town recently,
b. msa If Dir. and Mrs. G. A. Stevens.
uss esther Plummer, daughter of DR..
4 f. Hummer of Union, recently came
.r 6lrasport seminary with Miss
,a,s ,uute for the weekend.
.q-G- attendance greeted the first
g7..rsuae of Lanes orchestra of Brooks
D.....g. hail The floor was crowded
,. rrg fun ssted till one o'clock.
r,- gonsregationals parish have an en-
.4.ameuf aivertised for the evening of
J-r~ li.a 10 Denslow hall. The pro-
c- 1msed merits liberal patronage.
r-H-r school students are rehears-
gly The Bashful Mr.. Bobbs, ]"
g. BIZ the feature of an entertain
-g.. lit gwen in Deuslow Hall on
ga, -5.
.ras Holmes, w. M. Berry, John
Ersa Frank Holmes and A. d. Berry
,.r.0t- swell the crowd of enthusiasts
at- .se 4e.ug on Silver Lake, Bucks
m- Marcia
4r. Fred A. Hartman went to her
my Ieuz several days ago in New
ar,,,, aeing called by the death of
,gas Margaret Hing, who has been
ID e14slt visitor in town in the past.
ST haskell Co, whose store build
10. I'd. 5atents were wholly destroyed
rl-el snort time ago, will shortly re-
lu. BUSINESS IN the stable of Capt. Has
Ms .ms place which he is finishing
e purpose.
01s McLaughlin's Cadillac-8 cars
Wg he few days ago by the engine
a g Fortunately the mishap oc-
4e Belfast, as the car was near the
where a chemical extinguish-
el--1 aded the danger.
Mrs. Levi S. Griffin recently
n word that their daughter, Mrs.
Ia coleman, was quarantined at
a.-. Mass, heT small daughter Ada
'ar .lNng contracted scarlet fever.
ll- 8.. is favorable for a good re-
w-a
t.me LEU Lester Nj. Bragg, who
Nn ALTER his return from Germany
'a Panama as a civil engineer for
l5 -0 Fruit Co., is Unexpectedly
'ss- The front" for according to
N'. -l. Frsss news the Costa Rican
s'--s have occupied the town of Almi-
"- "-t has been the headquarters
TOY 5s He'd work for the past year OF
Hrs
i'sl7lth O Hichborn died Sunday,
Aai,t d 81 his home in Portland after
" lIless of several weeks. He was
'"- la ll.s town 90 years ago, the oldest
@a aye second child of the late Nathan
y 'aa CAROLINE (RendelD Hichborn, and
'"a great grandson of Robert Hichborn,
. ~5A1ei of the Boston Tea Party anc
'~7l Vi the Revolution and an early
r ,'''S' u Tins section. Early in life Mr.
'"0V'A was manager of the genera
"' ll he Jonesboro Lumber Co. anc
Wards a travelling salesman. Late
' .4'dleJed a grocery business in Port,
WIN his younger brother, wheI
.0a' paiatlvely insignificant accident
,'s'. Tram of ills and for many year:
-as Deem lncapacitated for active bust.
le married Miss Della Whitney o.
''''lJ' who survives, together witt
~ '''-IeTsi Hon. Charles S. HichborI
a. 's1s-a and George F. OF Portland, anc
''''S7s Mary and Harriet of Stockton
I've. VINO have been passing some
IAN. d" PORTLAND. A man of high in.
P a.'s.o.e and fine integrity, an ardent
tg.5 ..'H and a genial companion, hi
legn,- 'e Alngs of misfortune without
bis rr-, aud will long be regretted by
MAINE TO ENTERTAIN cor