The Republican journal., 1922-01-12
STOCKTON SPRINGS

Mr. and Mrs. Allen d. Ellis are recelv-
ing congratulations on the birth of son
who arrived Jan. 5th.
Angus M. Holmes, H. L. Hopkins and
w. H. Morrison left for business trip to
Boston Thursday afternoon.
At meeting of Bethany Chapter, o.
E, S. on Tuesday night Mrs Erma Little
field was made a member of the order.
The regular meeting of the Current
Events club was held at the home of Mrs.
Alyah C, Treat on Wednesday the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus W. Holmes es arrived
Jan. End from Portland and are with their
parents at their new home in Park for an
indefinite stay.
Edgar M. Colcord was in Belfast all
last week serving on the traverse jury.
Howard Colson took vacation of a
couple of days on grand jury duty.
George Harrington, for many years an
expert maker of leather appliances at the
chiIdren's hospital, returned to Boston
Tuesday after passing the holidays with
his family.
The travelling up to Thursdays rain
has been rerfect. McLaughlin's Cadillac
bus line has been making the run from
Belfast to Bangor in 1 l2 hours to "a
hours with ease.
A. D. Berry was at Mack's Point last
week weighing out the sulphur cargo of
the S. S. Herman Frasch for the Union
Sulphur Co., consi gned to the Great
Northern Paper Co.
A bald eagle flying over The village
was a rare sight observed on Tuesday
afternoon by L. S. Griffin. AS symbol
the eagle has fallen into place with the
pine tree, in this state.
January 10th, during the hours between
IL and l, Isl iset for the voluntary contri-
buttons to the Wilson Foundation. AL
yah c.. Treat is town chairman OF the
drive, and Mrs. Treat heads the women's
committee.
MIR. and Mrs. William Wentworth,
former residents of this village, arrived
Friday, accompanied by their young son
Howard and daughter Mildred for visit
with their eldest daughter, Mrs. John X.
Merrithew.
w. j. Fraser is making slow recov-
cry from a broken leg, the result OF an
accident Nov. End. Although in the
pink of condition otherwise, he is unable
To bear any weight on his foot and gets
about the house on crutches.
Numerous friends viii be glad to learn
that Mrs. William H. Morrison made the
trip home from the E. M. G. hospital by
motor on Tuesday of last week and with
stood the journey perfectly, being very
comfortable indeed since arriving.
Two cars filled with horse lovers went
to Bucksport on Sunday for the brushes
on Silver lake. w. M. Berry's King
Autobon very easily carried away the
honors. and Arthur Shute held second
place, according to reports of the sport.
John Mclaughlin has acquired possess
sion of Hudson limousine for his public
business. Some class, what? Friday he
sent his fast PAGER, Monkey Boy, to Bel
fast, where trainer Judkins will get him
tuned for the forthcoming ice races at
Rockland.
The Bethany Chapter annual installa-
ton of officers is set for Tuesday even
ing, and will be semi public in character.
Many preparations have been in progress
for several days. The Rebekah installa-
ton will take place Thursday evening OF
this week and will be entirely private.
Sch. Lavinia M. Snow arrived at the
Cape pier last Friday after a long, rough
trip from New York. G. L. Tinney, the
local agent, placed the stevedoring with
Fred Teed and William Gillis, who are
making short work of ischarsing the
--s tons of anthracite for the Perry Coal
rss lade up of Mrs. R. L. Mudg-
stt Mr4 N. J. Goodere, Mrs. E. S.
S. y Richard Goodere, Mins