The Republican journal., 1922-04-27
STOCKTON SPRINGS

Miss Mabel Noble has taken place as
bookkeeper IN Gordon's Market.
Mr.. and Mrs S. B. Merrithew return
ed Monday forenoon from weekend visit
at the home of their daughter in Camden.
Ellery Nlckerson will leave the last OF
the week to JOIN N. B. Ginn on the engi-
neers crew of the yacht of which George
| GInn is chief.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ Noble returned
Saturday afternoon from weeks abb
sence, visiting relatives IN Houlton and
New Sweden.
Mrs. A. t. Haney arrived from Port
land on Saturday tor visit with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Angus NJ. Homes, and her
father, Peter McRae.
Capt and Mrs. Warren C. Haskell and
, their younger son Harold left IN their
buick on Saturday for a trip TO Portland,
planning to return early this week.
Elmer Ben Arnold lett Monday morning
! to take charge of railroad repairing out
tit for the season, accompanied Dy Z. A.
Smith, f. A. FaIris, A. u. Berry and A.
b. Coicord for members OF his crew.
! Mrs. Hannah Ellis arrived home We'd
/ nesday OF last week from passing the
| winter at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
! Harry E. Winslow in Quincy, Mass and
Is with her daughter, Mrs. Everett W.
Barton.
i In this village negotiations are under
stood to be in progress whereby retired
(; physician may occupy the 5. +. Ellis es-
, tate for the season, one of the most charm
no he Mt II
highway.
| Mrs Percy L. KneelaLd, who recently
! returned from a Bangor hospital where
| she underwent a surgical operation, has
: accompanied her mother, Mrs Sidney
! Fayle, to the latter's home in Pittstieid
for an indefinite stay.
! In celebration of the 103rd anniversary
| of Odd Fellowship, the local lodge and
| Bay View Rebekahs attended The Con-
. gregational church on Sunday evening,
] where Rev. Herbert II. Knight preached
/ a fine occasional sermon and special
J musical service was gwen.
! Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Hupper made the
run to Bath on Sunday, accompanied on
their return by MISS Laura Kennedy, who
will remain for a weeks visit. Miss
Kennedy was formerly member OF the
Hupper household when residing at Port
Clyde number of years ago.
| The numerous friends of Mrs. Hor-
tense Nickerson Stiles, wife of Asa Stiles,
will be indeed glad to learn that she has
acquired commendation OF the nurses at
the Greenwood Mountain Sanatarium as
an especially contented patient, and is
| feeling marked benefit by the change from
the coast.
James Colby Goose left early last week
| for Mills, Mass, where he had fine
opening as chauffeur for j. M. Walker,
prominent citizen of that town. He
was accompanied by his sister, Miss
Marie Goose, who will make fort
nights visit with her sister, Mrs. Arthur
P. Stinson in Mills.
| DR.. r. B. Stanhope, the Belfast veter-
marian, was in town last Thursday and
destroyed fine Jersey COW owned by
Eben Libby, which has run down to such
an alarming state that tuberculosis was
apprehended. A post mortem examina-
! ton revealed no signs whatever of tu-
berculosis, an authoritative statement
which was received with much relief by
numerous persons.
! Inc misses OOIcOIO IeCelVeu WOIu re-
Gently of the death in Oakland, Calf,
of Mrs. Clara Farnham, widow of Capt.
Joseph Farnham, an old-time resident of
this village Mrs. Farnham is survived
by a daughter, the wife of Capt. Richard
collins, with whom she made her home,
a son in New York and two sisters and a
brother in Massachusetts. Death re-
suited from pneumonia.
1t is sometimes rather cruel to tell tales
out of school but more heartless to with
hold such story as that told of one of our
prominent farmers, who has been unable
to account for a popularity in the milk
Of one of his cows. Also the yield was
falling off, although the animal was in
good flesh and apparently in perfect
health. The perplexity evaporated into
thin air the other morning when, with
milk pals on his arm, he went to the tie
up and found an unexpected arrival watt
ing for breakfast
The Forestry Department is sending
out warnings early to guard against for