The Republican journal., 1922-08-24
ETOCKTON SPRINGS

-. Iuther Glover of Quincy, Mass,
hsen a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
(erett Staples.
o. and Mrs. willard G.. Staples and
and Mrs. Ralph Staples left August
for their respective homes.
,rs Mendell G. Staples of Chiffon
nt week recently with Mrs. Elmer
Thompson, going to her sisters, Mrs.
rrv Heath, August llth.
g. and Mrs. Edwin G. McLain are re-
&c in the arrival of dau ghter, Ethel
DIR. C. Edward is the attending
.sician and Ethel Colcord the nurse.
q, and Mrs Frank Moulton and Mrs.
nlton's mother, Mrs. johnson of Mall
Mass, made the run down on Sun
coming over 200 miles, leaving home
a. m.
NE children of the Congregations
,1av school, conducted by their pastor,
Herbert ii. Knight, and several as
ants. went to Fort Point August llth
picnic.
Air John Woodfin of Cambridge,
have been here for a short visit
h Mrs. Woodfin's mother, Mrs. Her
G. Hichborn, and their three chill
who are passing the summer with
grandmother.
ueust 18th, the Horace Staples fam
held quite a reunion: Capt John N.
family from Brooklyn, Mr.. George
Ind family from Pittsfield and his son,
lord and family from Guilford. Will
family, who had been at home, left
previous week.
gust l4th was the 10Th birthday OF
John Randall and also of her grand
Inter, Frances CHM, while Saturday
the birthday of her daughter, Mrs.
Kendall. They compromised and
a Joint celebration at Mrs. Susie
als on Sunday, her mother getting
Or that purpose big event for heT
her handicap of lameness. 1t was
BY happy occasion.
5. Katherine II. Farris, who has
suffering with sciatica for some
suffered a shock August IL, and
IA away during the night. She was
widow of James Edward Farris OF
port, who died ten years ago at st.
ews, N. B., and since that time she
made her home with her son, +. A.
Is, at Lowder Brook. She is surviv-
two sons, E. A. of this village and
am r. of Eastport. The body was
b to Eastport for interment.
rds have been received announcing
marriage on August 9th of Miss lnez
On. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Well
81. Hanson, to Edwin T. Hatton OF
S4or. The wedding took place at the
of the brides parents, Rev. A. A.
IN of Bangor officiating, with only
amily and two intimate friends pres
Little Eleanor Hatton, daughter OF
groom, acted as ring bearer, and a
heou followed the IL o'clock a. m.
mony. The happy couple left by auto
Bangor and from there, took the train
d. John and points along the way, and
return the latter part of this week
be at home to their friends at No 30
We street, Bangor. They were the
bients of many beautiful gifts.
Natives and friends were panied to
of the sudden death of Mrs. Ava
Grifin, at the home of her son, Har-
Griffin, in Mattapo poisett, Mass.
hugh an invalid for many years she
away very easily and quietly from
failure. She was the daughter of
lite Mr.. and Mrs. James Griffin OF
Epoint and in early life married
Alden Cousens by whom she had
Shildren, the daughter dying in early
hood, the son, Frank II. living ultil
7S15 wears ago in our village. After
er of years of wldowhood she mar
Capt. Warren F. Griffin by whom
lad one son, Harry W., with whom
ived She passed her Both birthday
arch 9th and looked young for her
5. She leaves to mourn their loss,
son and wife, their three children,
Pauline Baldry of Pawtucket, K l.,
Louise Hopkins of this village and
apoisett, Mass. and Misses Susie
Beulah Cousins of Brockton, Mass,
es one sister, Mrs Orrila Libby and
" Of Standpoint and many distant
ives and friends. She was most
/, lovable personality. Tne sympa'
bf the community is extended to the
y.
notable reunion of Staples connec-
took place August llth at the home
hs Lillias Staples Emery. Shortly