The Republican journal., 1922-04-06
STOCKTON SPRINGS

The town schools opened this Monday
morning with no change in teach
OrvilIe w. Simpson joined the tug Fall
con last week as member Of the crew.
Capt. Eden S. Shute and Everett Kno X
left early last week on a business trip to
New York.
The Rebekahs have a public supper
slated for Tuesday afternoon in Odd Fell
lows hall.
Emery ID. Bickmore went to Orono on
Thursday for the Farmers Week at the
agricultural school.
Miss Doris Bickmore left Saturday to
resume teaching at Bowdoinham after
passing a recess with her family.
Miss Mabel F. Simmons arrived FIJI
day morning from passing the winter IN
Brookline, Mass, and has reopened her
home on School street.
Mrs. Roy Perkins and her young daueh-
ter came from Brewer on Wednesday Tor
a visit with her grandmother, Mrs. Marian
Merrithew, and other relatives.
L. A, Gardner left Saturday to 60 to
the Jonesport district in the PeIepscot
Paper Co. barges, where he will be To-
Gated for some weeks shipping pulp wood.
Nicholas B. CHM is awaiting call
from his brother, George Ginn OF New
York, to Join him on yacht OF which he
is chief engineer, soon to 60 into commis-
sion.
Willard c. Harding arrived last Wed
nesday from Chelmsford, Mass, to Ioin
his wife and daughter at the home oil his
brother, Gerry b. Harding for an indeii-
mite stay.
Palm Sunday mass will be eel brated
in the chapel at the home of Mrs. Ernest
A. Farris at Lowder Brook on Sunday
April 9th, at 10 a. m. by Reverend /.
O'Mahoney, to which all will be cordially
welcomed.
On the Boston boat last Thursday ar
rived Mrs. Alvah &. Treat, who had been
making an extended visit with relatives
in Massachusetts,, accompanied by her
cousin Mrs. Margaret Green, who is
visiting her sister, Mrs, Annie X. Harrl-
man.
An unfortunately large number OF per
sons in tbi, town are depositors In the
old Belfast Savings Bank which closed
last week. an event which had been held
as inconceivable. 1t is one of the result
ant calamities of world at war, for
which no one can be blamed.
The power sloop Uncas arrived Friday
afternoon, having left Jonesport at a.
m. w. H. Morrison, .. A. brown ana
RAYMOND Morrison, who went down TO
bring the boat from winter quarters at
Cutler. were ioined by Angus M. Holmes,
Who had been in Eastport on business for
the homeward trip.
The Re,hany Chapter Sewing Circle
met last Friday at the home OF MIS-
I-ouise Hopkins with eleven active mem-
hers present. The date falling on an an
niversary of Mrs. Edith CHM, past
Matron, the affair was made something
of a birthday celebration, Mrs Vi ra Col,
cord making a cake for the occasion ana
the hostess serving chocolate.
Bv private letter friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Sawyer may learn tnat MIS-
| SAWYER continues very comloi tdIie
.honoh weak. following a rather hectic
experiepce in reaching Red Rapids, M
p nm a couch. Mr.. Sawyer Is deeply
annreciatiye of the uniform courtesy and
interest shown by the Bangor and AIoos
took and Canadian Pacific railroad Of
ficisls and trainmen, of great assistance
/ in a trying experience.
Friends in town will be glad to know
that Cant. and Mrs. H. NJ. Griffin, who
have been passing the winter at the home
of their daughter in Sacramento CANT,
are in good health after a particularly
cold and wet winter On late Sunday
in March they rode for 200 miles through
orc hard country reaching Berkeley ana
Oakland before swinging for home with