The Republican journal., 1922-11-23
STOCKTON SPRINGS

L. A. GsroDer returned from business
trip TO Boston on Saturday.
The Ladies Aid will be entertained to-
day by Miss Mary Hichtorn.
Frank Commow and Ralph Pendleton
have emplo, ment in a csuoe shop in Old
Town.
Mr.. Earl Gardner, who has been in
Boston for several weeks, returned by
boat Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Darius Berry left for Rockland
Thurs ay for an indefinite stay with her
daughter, Mrs. Oliver Loveioy.
Harold Halves left Wednesday of last
week for New York 10 go with Henry
Clifford in one of his Clyde line steam
ships.
Mrs. Fdward T. Clifford, who is with
her dsuehter, Mrs Gerry Harding. spent
the weekend at Standpoint with her
husband.
Bethany Chapter, o. E. s., is preparing
for supper and sale on Dec. 9th in their
hall. The sale will be held afternoon and
evening.
DR.. George LangtIy Crockett of Rock
la nd, accompanied by his wife and wife's
sister, called recently on his cousin, Mrs
Alvah c. Treat.
MIR. William Ii. Morrison left Sunday
on fishing trip down the bay" and will
20 to Machias during the week for several
days on a business trip.
The watering fountain on E. Main street
has been repaired. The damage resulted
from the poles of a team coming in too
violent contact with it.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. 6rooker left
Monday for Brooklyn to spend the win
ter with their daughter and husband, MIR
and Mrs. Wilbur j. Magune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hartman of Ash
land, Mass, arrived Saturday night for
visit with MIR. Harriman's niece and hus
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry R. Hichborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy L. Hupper motor.
ed to Port Clyde Sunday, dining with his
parents and returning at night They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. E. M.
Hall.
Miss Marian McCobb of Lincolnville
spent last week with her classmate, Miss
l. ouise Shute. Miss McCobb is teaching
Nortbport and spent her weeks vaca-
tion here.
Friday, Mr.. and Mrs Alvah c. Treat
motored to Winterport to see Mrs. Treats
sister, Mrs. Geneva Freeman. We are
glad to report the latter as improving
from her recent illness.
The members of the Senior class of the
High. school are contemplating putting on
a play in the near future, the funds real
ized to be US d towa.d defraying their
class expenses of rings, programs, etc.
The Pullman pants factory started work
o Tuesday,of last week, with Miss Ethel
Fraser as forewoman. Eleven women are
mpIoyed and Mrs. Scott Downes of
Sesrsport is assisting IN instTucting them.
Mrs. Frank Frye who has been with her
d aughter, Mrs. Everett Staples, and hus
band, through the summer and fall, left
on Tuesday ior Quincy, Mass, for in
definite stay with her daughter, Mrs.
Luthur Glover.
SATURDAY afternoon Supt. Morgrage
and wife of WinteTport were in town.
Mr. MoIgIage held teachers meeting In
the high school room at which all the
teachers in the building were present;
also, Mrs. Sadie j. Clifford OF the Sandy
point school and Miss Harriet X. Marden
of the Center school.
Mir. and Mrs. II. w. Griffin, who have
cen the guests of their daughter and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hop
kins, left on Tuesday for Providence,
VIII ere they will visit their daughter, Mrs.
Carleton Baldry, and family, before re-
urning to their home in Mattapoisett,
Mass.
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah c. Treat,
&C ccompanied by MIR. and Mrs. James H.
Griffin and Mrs. Annie X. Hartman,
drove to Park, where they left Mrs. Har-
ri man for call upon her aunt Mrs.
Frank Hoyt. while they motored to Pros
pect, accompanied by Mrs, Nellie Hich-
born, calling upon Miss Harriet X. Mar
den.
Attention is called to the annual Red
Cross Roll Call This is in charge of the
post master, Mr.. Rufus l.. Mudeett, and
ali are urged to leave their dollars with
him, for the demands upon this most
wort thy and far-reaching organization are
increasing and tremendous, and the small
contributions help to make the large un-
dertskings possible. Let US do our part.
The box social, given by the high
school on Wednesday evening of last
W. eek, proved financial success. The
boxes, brought by the ladies, were auc-
toned off by the principal, E. M. Hall,
amid much merriment to the waiting
young men, after which general feast
was INDUCED in, supplemented by hot
| cocoa made by the puDils in the DINING