The Republican journal., 1922-11-09
Raising the Family
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STOCKTON SPRINGS
Mrs. Ernest Partridge is at Standpoint
caring for Mrs. Rose Sanborn.
Miss Beatrice Rand is with her aunt,
Mrs. H. II. HIATT, and is attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pelee z. Griffin of Boston
are coming soon for an indefinite stay at
their little cottage at the foot of School
street.
Mr.. Charles Foster, who is teaching in
Detroit, came to Bangor for the recent
convention and home for the weekend
and dedication.
Mrs. Frances Adams, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Russell o. Gard
ner, during the summer, hes returned to
her home in Boston.
The railroad outfits managed by Elmer
Ben 4 Is Teen laid off, bringing
home II Edward, Gilbert Mason
and r, kerson.
Mrs. HIATT is entertaining one
sister 1er will soon arrive from
Massa, md occupy the upper tene-
ment use they are renting.
Mira. Grant returned rec ntly
from spent in Ra'i nd she
and hu-- - 1e second
a>-T ss lal = ,use.
.s krs E4e E and
tia arssaf E'sa -. OF bangor
oct 20, with Mrs. HIS
parents, MIR. aad Mrs. Wellman Hanson.
Capt and Mrs Darius T. Berry motored
tn Rockland last week to visit their
Aeufhter, Mrs. Oliver b. Lovejoy The
captain will leave there for New York to
spend the winter
Mr.. L. A. Gardner left few days ago
for Camden on a business trip Mrs.
Gardner and little daughter Miss Eleanor
left Friday for an indefinite stay with her
parents in Kingman.
Mrs. Edward G. Clifford came from
her home in Standpoint Friday for an
indefinite stay with her daughter, Mrs.
Gerry Harding, one of the fine teachers
in the new school building.
The prospect of the establishment OF a
Pullman pants factory is well nigh as
sured. This is most encouraging and we
certainly hope the enterprise MAJ ma
terialize and prove vastly successful
The Lawrence Canning Company's big
cannery here and the attractive gambrel.
rooted house for the superintendent own
ed by them; also their plant at Rockiand
have been sold to Richard Deeming of
Verona, N. j.
Mr.. E. NJ. Hall of Brunswick. Maine,
! graduate of Bowdoin College June,
1922. has been secured as Principal OF
the High School and arrived Oct. u
accompanied by his wife. They are with
MISS Mary Hichborn for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Snow of Rich
mond attended the Teachers Convention
in Bangor and came here for the week
end with Mrs. Shows parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Aston Ellis of Standpoint, and to be
present at the dedication of the remodel
ed school building.
Mr.. Russell o. Gardner of Boston ar
rived recently to join his family, who
have spent the summer at his mothers
old home, Crocker place, at the shore.
They all have returned to Boston and
their new house, accompanied by Mrs.
Gardner's aunt, Mrs. Alice Stetson, who
has been with the family for some weeks
recuperating from surgical operation.
Word was received recently of the
death at Newtonville, Mass, Oct. 9th,
of Mrs Julia H. Staples Treat, widow of
the late Mr.. George T. Treat. She was
born Sept. II, 1912, and was therefore ~
years of age, and the last remaining
member of herfaree family of eleven own
brothers and sisters and two half brothers
and sisters. The interment was IN New
tonville.
The great anxiety felt for the schooner
Maud M. Morey, Capt E. L. Hichborn,
long overdue from Baltimore for Tampa,
Fla. was relieved Monday, Oct 23rd, by
the arrival of telegram to the capt ms
sister. Miss Nellie Hichborn, announcing
his safe arrival. Capt. E, S. Shute is
acting a. first officer. Another schooner
had previously arrived, after similar
passage, which somewhat relieved the
apprehension.
Mrs. Lillias Staples Emery closed her
house Oct. 27 and left for Bangor, for
: few DAYS with Mrs. Charles Appleton
Gibson and her cousin Mrs. Oscar Ellis in
Brewer, thence going on to Pittslield, ac-
companied by Mrs. Ellis, for brief visit,
to their cousin, Mrs. John William Man
son and there to Massachusetts,, to spend
the winter with her brother. Willard q.
Staples in Newburyport, Ralph S. in
Cambridge and her sister, Mrs. Z. 5.
Grant in New Haven. Conn.
Sunday, Oct 20, was tho Goth mile
stone of Mrs. L. NJ. Partridge and the
anniversary was remembered by many
friends who sent birthday cards, flowers,
and numerous gifts, also birthday letter
with gifts from her son Melvin Partridge
and wife in Oregon, all of which together
with many callers made the day extreme
" pleasant. Mrs. Partridge has been
confined to the house for some years, and
with great loss of vision has been depriv-
ed of her former activity. She fortu-
nately retained her mental faculties, not,
withstanding great loss of physical
strength.
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