The Republican journal., 1922-08-31
Sold by w. A. Hall, Belfast
STOCKTON SPRINGS


The Ladies' Aid meets this. Thursday,
afternoon with Mrs. Annie Park.
The dog taxes were due some time ago.
Look out for the constable if you would
. We your dog.
Mrs. Eliza Trundy returned home Sun
day from q month with her daughter
Mrs. E. Parker in Frankfort
Mrs. Ralph H. Hall and son, Ralph. Jr,
arrived Monday forenoon to visit her
sister, Mrs. Everett Staples
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Staples OF
Pittsfield were here Sunday with their
mother and brother Flitner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Staples Of Lynn,
Mass. are guests of Mr. Staples mother,
Mrs. Sarah p. Staples. in Park.
Earle winslow arrived Monday to
spend two weeks With his grandmother,
Mrs. Hannah Ellis and aunt, Mrs Barton.
Miss venessa Hamlin arrived home
last week from q stay of several weeks
with her cousin, Miss Margery Lugton Oh
Rumford.
Mrs. Harry d. Shute and aunt, Mrs
Gertrude Robinson, have returned to Au-
austs after a two weeks visit with Mrs.
Albert c. Colcord.
Mrs. Morton Carleton and children, who
spent the week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. S. Titcomb, have returned to
her home in Winterport
Mrs. Mendell Staples spent the greater
part of last week with Mrs. Elmer
Thompson. During the time she was
joined by her brother, Mr. Ray bowden.
Mrs. Katherine Nickels Ward of Pea
body, Mass, and her aunt, Mrs. j. Fred
erick Nickels of New York, called on
Miss Mary Hichborn one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Seekins and Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Littlefield returned last
week from an auto trip TO Manchester,
where they spent a week with their SOL,
Roy.
Mrs. Walter F. 1rundy and two daugh-
tiers, Edith and Evelyn. went to Frank
fort Sunday to remain till Monday next
with Mrs Trundy's sister in law, Mrs.
Edward Parker.
Mr.. Tracy Walker Of Portland arrived
last week to visit his sister, Mrs. Warren
C. Haskell, and returned, accompanied
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guests of his sister.
Miss Mabel Noble left Wednesday
morning in company with her mother, I
Mrs. o. NJ Noble and her grandmother. I
Mrs. Harris, for brief visit in Houiton- /
They returned Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Donaldson is having
visit from her son, Thornton Donaldson,
after an absence of year OF more ID
steamship service between the United
States and Europe.
Mr.. Clarence Heath, who has employ
nent in Newport, Maine, was here sun
lay, accompanied by Miss Lena Biais-
iell, to spend the day with the iatter's
lunt, Mrs. George A. Stevens
G. H. Smith & Son are putting in ce-
nent sea wall along the front OF his cot
age at Standpoint for Mr.. j. I. Taylor
# Bangor he will also have concrete
,oat house built into the bank
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Fletcher and son
slden, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs b.
;. Sanborn, made trip to ST. stephens,
Y. B., last week. They called at Cutler
Ind various other points along the way.
When the Casrine Alumni Camp at
,andypoint broke last week on Monday
dr. and Mrs Charles p. DeLaittre OF
'ittson, MIMI, who had been there,
;ame to the village and were the guests
If Miss Mary Hichborn till Wednesday
Frank Eastman of Winterport arrived
ast week and with a small crew began
aging q cement sidewalk on Church ST.
Fine progress has been made and the I'M
,rovement to the street, when completed,
will be very great.
Mrs. Willard M. Griffin of San Fran
cisco. CAL, accompanied by her niece,
Mrs. Mildred Blanchard Mitchell OF Port
" ashineton, N. T.. arrived from Bangor
Monday night. They are at the home OF
Miss Mary Hichborn.
Wednesday, Aug 22nd, the yacht VIM
som of { oston, Accompanied by Capt. |
Warren C. Haskell, dropped anchor near |
Fort Point, permitting the capt, his |
sons, Even and Harold and Fred Arnold, |
of the crew, a chance to visit |
their families. The owner, Charles II.
Foster and wife, were on board.
The Ladies' Aid had q most delightful
meeting last Thursday with Mrs. c. A.
Cram at her Fort Point cottage during |
the afternoon. Refreshments were sery- |
ed. Following this. Mrs. Grams daueh- |
ter, Mrs. Alden Webster and her dauRh
ter, favored the company with several
vocal solos. Mrs. Cram has recently had
an attractive sun parlor built onto the
western end of her cottage.
The resignation of Superintendent
Frederick M. Nickerson, who has SO long
and faithfully served our town, comes as
! great surprise. He has worked hard
for better housing conditions for our
schools. He leaves to assume . similar
position in the Wilton Union and will
carry q lost of good wishes from this
union. He will be succeeded by Richard
J. Morerase Of Castine.
A notable incident in late summer
day was the call of IN automobile party
on Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. John
Wardwell, when her mother, Mrs. Far
melia A. W alker, at the age of IS, en-.
joyed I brief visit from = schoolmate at
Bucksport Seminary, nearly 70 years ago,
Miss Rebecca Whitmore, aged 06. ac-
by her sister, Mira Sarah
Stewart of Belfast, who 10 alert and Wig
orous ct 81. It 10 IN exceptional occa-
uion when three lldies foregather for an
afternoon chat. whose ages total 2o7
years
Owing to the rebuilding Of the school,
house the schools in the village will be
ate in BEGINNING. It is interesting to
Al knit