The Republican journal., 1922-10-05
STOCKTON SPRINGS

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Miss Addie Partridge of the Narrows j
with Mrs Gerry Harding.
Master John Levine left Thursday TO
his home in Mansfield, Mass.
Mr.. George C. Fletcher returned Fri
day from weeks stay in Bangor.
MIR. A. NJ. Ames and party of friend
spent the beautiful day, Monday, IN BEL
fast.
Saturday Mr.. George NJ. Houehton re
turned from a weeks trip to Washing
ten, d. c.
Master Walter and Louis Hackey re-
turned recently from visit of six weeks
| with relatives in Surry.
/ Mr.. Horace M. Noyes arrived recently
| from Vinalhaven to spend few weeks
with his nephew, Mr.. James Marden.
Miss Smith, r. N, who has been the
guest of Capt. and Mrs. George Knox the
J past week, returned to angor Saturday
morning.
P. L. Hupper is still winning fame with
his horse, Uncle c arIe. At the Union
fair last week he was first in the special
class race.
Mr.. Will Harding and Mrs. Gerry Har-
ding were summoned to the bedside OF
their mother at the E. Nj. G. hospital,
Sunday afternoon.
Capt. Oscar Ellis and wife of Brewer
were in town Sunday, spending it with
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Nj. Colcord and call
ing also on Mrs. Lillias Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hendricks of Brew
er are in town the guests of Mrs. Hen
drick's mother, Mrs. Marion Merrithew,
and sister, Miss Ida Merrithew.
Mr.. H. H. HIATT and family returned
Saturday from their vacation In La
grange The family includes his sister,
Miss Pearl HIATT and Miss Bertrice Rand.
Mr. VIM. H. Morrison, MIR. Walter F.
Trundy, MIR. Alvah G. Treat and Mr..
James II. Griffin left Friday by train fol-
Brassau Lake on a fishing and hunting
expedition.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Univer-
salist church will begin its tall WORK pS
meeting this, Thursday, afternoon VIII
MISS Mabel f. Summons. All are cordi
ally invited.
Mr. Loring Griffin generously opened hi
cranberry patch to the public oaturoa,
You could have the berries Tor tina PICK
ine-cheap enough Many thanks te
MIR. Griiiln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Frye of Sclt-
nate Mass. arrived " ednesoay for theii
annual visit with Mr.. Frye's sister. Mrs.
Fannie S. Bridges. They left Sunday FOL
the return trip.
The first regular fall meeting OF the
Current Events Club was held W eones-
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Lliilas
S. Emery, the subject being :" no
Running the Woridf
Monday afternoon the first contribution
was received toward the repairs OF the
IIoiversalist church-S8 80. Who comes
next2 Many thanks are extended foI
this voluntary contribution.
Mr.. F. S. Grant of Bangor, who was
the efficient teacher in the 1igh schoo
last wear. has obtained a position as trav'
cling bond salesman for the Boston DroK'
ers, Hayden, Stone & Co.
Mrs. Levi S. Griffin went to Thomas
ION Saturday to visit her sistefs MIS-
George W. Demuth, and continue the os'
teooathic treatment she had last year
which benefited her SO greatly.
After passina the summer in town, as
usual in the chambers of Mrs. Jol NJ.
Ames, house. Mrs Charles G. Park ief'
Saturday to spend the winter with nel
son Dr. Isaac P. Park and family in Ke'
we're, Mass.
Mr.. Hollis Black, who has been occu-
nvina the cottage at the foot OF Maple
& formerly owned by Mr.. William g.
i Stanles but now the property OF Mrs LII
I;as Emery. has moved into the Spencer
house. so.called, on Church St, now
owned by Mr.. Alvah c. Treat.
Mr.. Alton T. Roberts of Marquette
Mich, spent few hours one day recent
ly with his cousin, Mr.. James Marden
He came east to place his eldest son il
school at Exeter, and with him, had beeI
two weeks at his old home at Vinaiha
ven and North Haven, with his step
father, Mr.. Horace M. Noyes.
The Current Events Club observed TIL
9th by a social afternoon at the home o
Miss Mary Hichborn. Reports wer
made by Mrs. Abbie M. Treat, president
and Miss Nellie Hichborn, feleRates at
tending the recent Federation OF Wo
mems Clubs at Dover-Foxcroft, afte
which the president and vice presiden
served dainty lunch.
At the parish meeting held Monda
evening of last week it was decided to re
pair the church and put it in fcondltio
for services next summer and not open
for a regular pastorate this winter
large committee was appointed and II
! hoped the work can be begun before Ions
Contributions are in order and anyon
: wishing to donate a few dollars to thi
. worthy object can do SO by sencin
the same the treasurer, MIR. S. B. MerIl
J thew, or to any member of the parish
} All such gifts will be most gratefully re
. ceived.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Libbey, MI
: and Mrs. C. w. Leach, and Mr.. Emery 1
{ Bickmore chartered the power boat Gel
. trude B., Capt. Damon Shannon, for
+ trip to Csstine Sunday, where they Gale
t upon the venerable skipper, Capt. Benja
: min Arey of the old steamer fremont
! Following this they went to the home 9
( some Of MIs. Leach's people. where the
. INDUCED in picnic dinner on the shore
+ About they left Castine, sailing aroun
. the wreck of the schooner Alice Clark O
: tb~ home The GertYud