The Republican journal., 1921-08-04
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

field for visit at the home of his son
Alfred.
Miss Grace Gilkeyt of IsIesboro arrived
last week for visit with Mrs. Hosea
Renouf.
F. W. Collins of Rockland arrived last
week to make minor repairs on his hotel
property.
Miss Elizabeth Foss of Bangor was the
guest of Mrs. Lillias S. Emery several
da VS. last week.
Leander. Catlin of Boston is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Elzina Treat, having ar
rived last Thursday.i
Jesse Hartman has received discharge
from the coast artillery and returned home
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Nellie Beers of Canton, Mass. was
a recent visitor at the home of her
other, Mrs. Raymond Grant.
Miss Helen Hilton of Everett, Mass,
arrived Sunday morning and is staying
at the Misses Colcord for an outing.
H. E. Calhoon of Bangor, assistant train
master of the B. & A., with his wife and
children are at Sanborn's log cabin for a
vacation.
Mrs. Walter F. Kimball returned to her
home in Brookline, Mass, on the 25th,
after brief visit with her sister, Miss
Mabel F. Simmons
Mrs. Arthur Colcord and two children
returned Monday of last week from an
extended absence, visiting relatives in
The eastern part of the State.
Ioeo,b kGo,I+,, 81 Elo,,ae.or Mass
with Mrs. Moulton ard their daughter,
arrived over the road Friday night and
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S.
Moulton.
Mrs. Herman G. Hichborn with her
granddaughter, Virginia Woodfin, and her
son and wife, DR.. and Mrs H. E. HIGH
born, arrived at their summer home on
Monday of last week.
Angus Holmes, at present supt. of a
cannery in Eastport, mIptored to his home
on Tuesday of last week for brief stay,
accompanied by his brother, Andrew
Holmes of East Boston,
E. c. Alexander from the B. & A. au-
itor's office returned 10 Bangor Saturday
after an outing at Camp Sonoma, and the
cottage was Immediately taken by B. A..
Smith and family of Bangor.
Many friends lamentfhe untimely pass
ing of Mrs Myra Ellis, wife of Chandler
Ellis, at her home in Prospect. She came
10 this town as young woman nearly
thirty years ago and soon after married
Mr.. Ellis.
Sunday, August 7th, will be celebrated
as Children's Sunday at the Universalist
church. The arrangements include the
christening of several children and the
musical program will include a solo by
Mrs. Alden Webster off Bangor.
Russell 0 Gardnerl manager of the
seed department of 10 eph Breck's Sons
Corp. of Boston, arrived Sunday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Gardner and their chill
dren for vacation with Mr.. Gardeners
mother, Mrs. Carrie A. Gardner.
The S. S. Massasoit was in port on the
night of Thursday for the first time in
many months to discharge car wheels
for the B. & A R. R. 1t is given out
that the company will resume making a
regular landing at the Cape docks.
Dr. Harold E. Small Of Fort Fairfield,
accompanied by Mrs. Small and their
young son Winston, was in town last
Thursday from Monroe where he is pass
tng vacation on his fathers farm after
returning from a season in the New York
hospitals.
F. T. Sawyer, with his wife and
daughter, is east from Everett, Wash,
for visit with his brother, R. O..
Sawyer, having arrived OF the 25th.
Mr.. Sawyer has been West for nearly 10
years and his last visit to his native State
was some 20 years ago.
Wellington Glover returned to Quincy,
Mass, Wednesday of last week to Join
MS company in the 1st Mass. Cavalry
and 90 over the road to Camp Devens,
exchanging a perfectly good vacation
with relatives for the duty of being
chambermaid to couple of horses
The Misses Mary and Azubah Decrow
of West Upton, Mass, arrived recently
and were the guests of their sister, Mrs.
w l.. Hanson, until their cottage was
ready for them. A family dinner party
was held in the new cottage on the oath,
at which Miss IneZ Hanson was present
Mr. and Mrs. William Avery will leave
the present week for Long Beach, Calf
Mrs. Avery is at PRESENT. the president of
the Current Events Club and at meet
ing early Tuesday evening she was pre-
scented with an attractive brooch by Mrs.
George M. Houghton Oh behalf of the
club.
Mrs Amanda Costigal, who is passing
& a vacation with the Misses olcord, was
.oined on Saturday BY her daughters,
Mrs. Maxwell Copelof ,of Flushing, N.
Y, with daughters Doiothy and Mar
gerry. and maid, and Mrs Timothy Fuller
and daughter Ada and son Lewis of Dor