The Republican journal., 1922-08-03
STOCKTON SPRINGS

/ STOCKTON SPRINGS
Mr.. George C. Fletcher has a new
| Wyllis- Knight car.
Mrs. John Wardwell entertained
party of friends from Brownville Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Lambert entertain
ed party of friends at Penobscot PARK
on Sunday.
Miss Grace Blanchard of Belfast is
visiting her cousins, the Misses Gladys
and Frances CHM.
| B. w. Smith and family of Bangor
! have arrived at Camp Sonoma, the Trun-
dy cottage at Standpoint.
| Mr.. Calhoun, one of the B. & A. office
force, and family are occupying the CHM
cottage, Camp Skipaki, at Standpoint.
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens of
Belfast motorfd over Sunday afternoon
for a call on DR.. Geo. A. Stevens and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. r. Piper and
! daughter, Miss Elizabeth, motored to
Rockport Monday for the day with
friends.
We learn that after a two weeks vaca-
ton Muriel Goodere will return to Boston
to resume her duties in the John Hancock
Insurance Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Manson of
P ttsfeld, were in town Sunday to call on
several old friends This was Mrs. Man
! sons former home,
| Mrs. o. A. Brown and two daughters,
Grace and Edna, returned early last
| week from a three weeks soIourn In
Caribou and Houlton.
| Mrs. George w. Speed of Boston and
| Owls Head arrived in town last Thurs
| day and is the guest of her sister-in law,
Mrs. Herbert Clifford.
| Master Gilbert Ellis of Orono, nephew
of MIR. Gilbert Ellis, arrived last Thurs
day to spend two weeks with his grand
| mother, Mrs. Ida Ellis.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvah C. Treat, with
Mrs James H. Griffin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Merrill as guests, motored to
Northport Sunday afternoon.
John Lancaster entertained at dinner
Mr.. aud Mrs John Wardwell of Rock
land; also their daughter Miss Lizzie and
MIR. Clifford Hamilton few days ago.
Mrs S. B. Merrithew suffered severe
attack of acute Indigestion Saturday
/ night. At this writing, Monday, she Is
| improved, though still confined to her
bed.
| Mrs. M. j. Goodere arrived from Bos-
ton, Saturday, having passed the present
year there. Her daughter, Miss Muriel,
4 ~ h.. hoap wit n her mother returned
| the week previous.
! Mrs. Joshua Thayer of Winterport,
! formerly Miss Jennie Heagan of this VII
| lage, passed away July Gath, after long
illness. The funeral services took place
Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Keaas Oesterhuis of Whitesville,
| N. Y, who occupied the Universalist
pulpit for the summer months last year,
arrived for a visit at the home OF MI
John Wardwell on Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Grant, wife and daughter,
Mrs. Edna Floyd, with their little girls,
were in the village Sunday, calling on
relatives and friends. Mrs. Floyd will
spend some weeks at the home of her
father.
Mr.. A. M. Ames and wife attended the
funeral of MIS- Joshua Thayer in Win
tel port Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ames
was a cousin of the deceased. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvah C. Treat also attended the
services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tewksbury tnee Sarah
Shute) are building an ell and piazza on
the western end of their home, the
home of her grandfather, the late Hon.
Ira Blanchard, and will reside here per-
manently.
Two pins were found in Denslow Hall
when clearing up after the play Tuesday
night. One a gold cuff pin with insets of
black; the other gold Congregational
Sunday school pin. Both can be found at
the post office.
Mr.. E. H. Doyle of Caribou, with wife
and remainder of family arrived recently
at the home of Mrs. Doyle's mother,
Mrs. Willard M. Berry, where the son
Reginald and daughter Ada had already
been for several weeks.
Mrs. Alice I. Doe, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Blanche Doe, arrived by
boat from Boston Monday morning.
This is their first visit in two years.
They are with Mrs. Does mother, MIS-.
James M. Treat. as usual.
Mrs. David Chase of Rockland, accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Annie
Blaisdall, arrived Friday, spending few
hours with her sister, Mrs. c. c. Park,
before going to the home of Mrs. Blais-
delPs brothef in-law, Mrs. John Ladd.
Last Wednesday Mr.. Morris l.. Brown
gave an instructive demonstration of the
Wear-eyer aluminium cooking utensil6 at
/ the home of Miss Mary Hichborn, Ladies
to the number of twenty seven assembled
and listened most attentively to the ex-
plantations and new uses of the dishes.
Miss Alice Hichborn met with a severe
accident on Wednesday evening of last
week. Coming out of the movie hall sns