The Republican journal., 1922-08-24
STOCKTON SPRINGS


Mrs Sarah P. Twiss returned recently
from a visit with relatives III Belfast.
Mr.. Leslie B. Shannon is visiting his
mother after long absence in Boston
Mrs. E. NJ. Lancaster is entertaining
her gra ndniece, Miss Clarissa Hartman
of Belfast.
MIR. Frank W. Collins of Rockland
spent last week in town caring for his
hotel property.
MIR. and Mrs. George NJ. Houahton en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Ira P. Watson OF
Bangor Sunday.
: Miss ida Merrithew has as guests, her
niece and husband, MIR. and Mrs. Roy
Perkins and family of Brewer.
The Ladies' Aid will be entertained
this, Thursday, afternoon by Mrs. {. A.
Cram at her Fort Point cottage.
Mr.. Frank DeShon of Boston arrived
Thursday and is making his annual visit
to his cousins, the Misses Colcord.
Miss Bertha Richardson of Springfield,
Mass, arrived Tuesday for visit with
her aunt, Mrs. George M. Houghton.
Rev. Klaas Ooesterhuis returned to
Whitesville, N. Y, Friday after spend
ing his two weeks vacation in town.
Tuesday of last week, Selectman Hen
nv M. Griffin went to Belfast to attend a
meeting of the State Assessors at the
Court House.
Mrs, Alice Killarney came from Bos-
ton Wednesday to visit her little daugh-
ter, who is being ared for by Mrs. j.
Stanley Nardwell.
Manager Wardwell intends 10 show
Black Beauty for a Labor Day film, with
a dance by Truncy's orchestra. Mckeen
is scheduled for the 23rd.
Mr. and Mrs! Angus NJ. Holmes have
been entertaining the past week, Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Humphries and the latter's
brother, Benz min Shattuck of Perry.
Mrs. Alvah C. Treat spent Wednesday
in Winterport with her sister, Mrs. Ge-
neva Freeman, to be present at the dedi-
catory exercises of their public library.
The Misses Mary C. Richards and
Mary C. Moller returned to their Boston
homes on Friday, after passing month
at the home of Mrs. Carrie A. Gardner.
Miss Laura Kennedy, who has been
spending a few days with the Misses
went to Fort Point Monday to
visit Miss Marcia Farren at the light
house.
H. L. Hopkins, j. C. Gordon and A.
NJ. Holmes have been named as a COM
mittee on the local coal situation, at the
request of the State Chamber of Com
merce.
Capts. Will S. Devereux ard Harry
Clark of the Sandy Hook Pilots Office
came Tuesday of last week to join their
families for a month at the Standpoint
cove shore.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry w. Griffin, ar
lived in town Monday of last week
with the. remains of his mother, Mrs.
W arren F. Griffin, for interment beside
ler late husband.
Miss Frances Kimball of Brookline ar
lived Saturday to make her annual visit
With her aunt, Miss Mabel F. Simmons.
She was acco T panied by her father. Mr.
" alter F. Kimball
Mrs. Harry D. Shute is spending her
.wo weeks vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Albert G.. Colcord and son. Harry
D. She is accompanied by her aunt,
Mrs. George c. Robinson of Augusta.
Capt. John N. Staples, wife and
laughter, Miss Ethel, returned to their
home in Brooklyn, N. T., last Saturday,
after a visit of two weeks with his
mother, Mrs. Horace Staples and brother,
Flitner.
Penobscot Bay is evidently deserted
by herring. This week but ten hogs.
heads of fish have arrived at the Stock
ION Canning Co. j. r. Davis visited 25
bay weirs within two days without dis
.urbing scale.
Mrs. Harold D. Halves returned from
her attendance at the summer school at
the latter part of the week.
She visited her sister, Mrs Asa Stiles, at
the Greenwood Mountain Sanatorium be-
lore coming home.
Miss Nellie Hichborn entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Alvah c. Treat at dinner Sum-
day. In the afternoon they motored to
accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Griffin, where they called
upon the Devercaux.
John E. Hall, who has been spending
ten days with his grandchildren in Cam.
den, returned home the last of the week.
On Wednesday Of last week Mrs. Hall
had . visit from her brother, Herbert
Weston, and son Of Waterville.
Mr.. John Harvey of Prospect left last
week for northern Vermont to get ready
for . crew cutting Christmas trees.