The Republican journal., 1922-04-20
STOCKTON SPRINGS

Lincoln A. Ga rdner came home from
Cutler on Friday for brief stay with his
, family,
, The local high school has a big show in
preparation which is to be staged later IN
the month.
Samuel E. Rendell, who has been home
from sea for several months, left last
week for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Chaisson of Sandy
point village are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of daughter Apri
11th.
Edmund Littlefeld, who has been en-
plo< ed in Northern Maine for several
mouths, returned home Tuesday after
mood.
The regular meeting of the Curren,
Events Club took place on Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Miss Mabel F.
Simmons,
Norman D. Griffin left for Lincoln
Thursday morning, having secured en-
pIoyment on the finis ing of the new
mill in that town.
The past week was notable for the fire.
ouent clouds of black birds and numerous
flocks of geese joyo usly discussing the
incidents of the nome mt.
Mrs w. l.. Ha nson went to Bangor
Friday afternoon to pass Easter with her
daughter, Miss Inez Hanson, who has
At meeting of the Rebekahs on
Thursday evening Mi SIS Louise Shute was
made member of tn order After the
ceremonies a spread rounded out the
evening.
Stanley Wardwel has installed his
wireless set again an is getting interest
ING results. Damon Shannon is another
who has been finding entertainment in a
receiving set.
The Frankfort high school amateurs
will present a play IN Denslow hall on
the night of the 18th, ednesday. Sew
eral members of the cast hail from this
village and Standpoint.
Mrs. William Dearborn came down
from Bangor on Wednesday and was the
guest until Thursday afte moon of Mrs
George NJ Houghton, who accompanied
her back to Bangor for an indefinite stay.
Milton j. Goodere left Friday for bos
ton to join his wife and daughter Tor
weeks vacation. H. H. HIATT is holding
down the job at the station, while his
place is taken at the Cape by F. A. Fos-
ter.
The high school boys have turned from
ba.ket bail to the ma tiona pastime and
are in active practice f or EN- bryonic stars.
Anv nearby base ball team looking for
trouble will do we'll to communicate with
Raymond Morrison,S n anager.
Elisha Patterson, who with his family
have been absent for some weeks, having
been called to Hamp den by the sickness
and death of his father, came back TO
town on Saturday to pack his domestic
goods and on Monday moved to Hamp
den.
Manv relatives AMI old friends of the
widow will learn with regret OF the sud
den death recently of James Lawler at
his home in Chicago. Mrs. Lawier was
Paulina Roberts of this town. but LETT
here with her father when child, and
her visits to her early home have been
infrequent.
The sudden death of Charles Calkin,
in the Bangor News on Monoay
was a shock to the people ot
This town. He was ter min al agent OF
the Bangor & Aroostook rallr oad locatea
In this village for a mum Der OF years anu
nad hosts of friends who Will 1eei oeep
sympathy for his family
Dr and Mrs. George A. Stevens ana
ur and Mrs. Edgar Hea tn and their
younger son arrived home late rIiosy
.venino. having come ov er the roao IN
he Heath car from a win ter solouIn at
he Stevens place in Georg etown, flori-
Ia, They were fifteen days making the