The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-04-29
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

STOCKTON SPKlNGS.
Mrs. Avalina Griffin, who suffered an ill turn
last week, is now considerably improved.
Those desiring jig-saw puzzles for children
will find them on sale at the drug store.
Miss Maud Merrithew is unable to return to
her studies at Bangor being now sick with the
grip.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet for sew
ing this, Thursday, afternoon with Mrs. Everett
Staples, Sylvan street.
Mr. Noah Twiss has been very sick from the
grip for two weeks past, but is more COM
Portable at present
The Young Peoples Guild will be entertain
ed next Friday afternoon by Mrs. Everett
Staples, Jr., Sylvan street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allen return6 from
Bangor last week, and opened their house on
Cross street, for the summer.
The Current Events Club was entertained
last week by the Misses Mary and Harriet D.
Hichborn, in regular session.
Mr. Leon P Lawton, cashier of the Stockton
Springs Trust Co., left Saturday for Boston on
business trip, returning Tuesday.
The Current Events Club will meet for
tudy-Anthropology- afternoon.
May 5th, with Mrs. H. L. Hopkins, church
street.
Misses Mary and Phoebe Calkn spent Sum-
day with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Calkin, returning to Bucksport Seminary
Monday
Mr. William H. Kelley of Brewer visited his
mother, Mrs. Laura Kelley, early last week
and went to Frankfort on business the follow
ing day.
Mr. and Mrs. Albion Goodhue arrived from
Boston Tuesday, after spending the winter in
the city. They have opened their home for
the summer
Mr.. ]. H. Lane, agent for the Great Northern
Paper Co., left last Saturday for Boston, his
home, after being several days in town attend
ing to the Northland's business.
Mrs. Mary Hartman, who has been nursing
Mrs. Walter F. Trundy since the arrival of hel
babies are in excellent condition.
Mr. Goodere arrived last Friday from Lime
Stone and took charge of the Stockton station
Saturday. Mr.. E. J. Matthews, his predeces
sor left Monday morning for Stacyville.
Mrs. Brockway is quite i'll from grip at the
home of her daughter and husband, MIR. ane
/ Mrs Frank L. Marston, Church streeA She i:
somewhat relieved at this writing, Monday.
Mrs Morris Patterson is quite ill from grip
complicated with lung trouble. She is more
comfortable this week. Mrs. P is the secont
daughter of Mr.. Frank Davis, School street.
Capt L. M. Partridge and daughter, Miss
Leora, are each recovering from bad attacks
of grip and bronchitis, respectively. Mrs
Partridge is feeling far from usually well al
this date--Monday.
DR.. J. F. Ryder of Boston was called profes
sionally to Pittsfeld last week and came here
Saturday evening to spend Sunday with hi.
father in law, Capt. J. French Hichborn. H,
left Monday for home.
At this writing, Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
|
journey to Stockton from New Mexico, having
decided to make permanent home among US
They have long lived in the far west.
Mr.. Simeon B. Merrithew is charging hi.
house by putting an addition on to the western
t end of the ell sufficiently large to allow max
ing kitchen therein. Old residents will re
member it as the Samuel Lewis place on Schoo
street.
Mrs. Manly Lancaster of Bangor arrive,
Saturday morning to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Joh1
E. Lancaster. She was joined in the evenin,
by her husband. They returned Monday b,
train Old friends welcome them in thei
native town.
The travelling is somewhat better lately, al
though some dangerous mud holes remain
Last Saturday our road commissioner, Mr..
seemingly bottomless pit on Main street nea
the railroad crossing.
The tenement in Sprague Block, formerly
occupied by Mr.. M. R. LaFurley, is being
kalsomined and put in order for occupancy BY
Mr.. Charles McGregor as fruit and confec
ClOnery STORE, where Ice cream VIII DE On SAT-
| through the warm weather.
The schooner Northland arrived at Caps
Jellison pier, April 21st, bringing genera
cargo for Aroostook county. She is to load
paper for New York. The schooner Mary Anr
Mccain came to Cape Jellison dock April 21st
light, to load lumber for New York.
Mrs. Albion P. Goodhue remains critically
this writing, Monday, that her aged system
cannot long resist the disease upon the vita