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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-23
Brunswick, Ga, June II, 1911.
To the Secretary of State of the

To the Secretary of State of the
STATE Ct Georgia:
The petition CT the Home Mutual
Life Insurance Company shows:
First, said company is mutual fire
insurance company; charter for same
was granted January Z, one thou
sand nine hundred and ten; that
there are no amendments thereto.
Second, said company desires to
change its principal Office TO Savsn-
nah, Georgia.
Third, and prays that said change
of its principal Office be authorized
in the terms of the law.
(Signed) Home Mutual Fire InsHr.
ance Company.
BY R w. burden, President.
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SPECIAL NorIcE-cIrY TAXES.

The tax digest for the year 1911
is now in my hands for collection Of
city taxes for the year 1911. The tax
ordinance provides that one-half of
the tax is due and payable by the
3Oth day of June, 1911, and if not paid
by that time is liable for execution
drawing interest at the rate of Z per
cent per annum. 1t is further provid.
ed that if the last half. which is due
and payable on Nov. 30, is paid be.
fore July 10, a discount of 5 per cent
on this last half will be allowed.
This discount equals 10 per cent in
terest upon the amount. Respectfully
w. B. FAM, City Treausrer.
Room No 5, City Hall.
Brunswick Ga, June II, 1911.
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$3.50 to $4S5 is the price OF our
Brush cars; if you are from Missouri,
let US show you we have a car. Geo.
NV. Harper, sales agent.
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Let US talk to you about the little
Bush car. Phone sos, Geo. W. Hsr-
per, sales agent. ri
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We guarantee full values in every
article sold-Rothschilds.

Middle Aged and Elderly People.
Use Foley Kidney Pills for quick and
permanent results in all cases of kid
ney and bladder troubles, and for
painful and annoying Irregularities.
Roberts Pharmacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

authOrtu~s that an Organized tr.~c
~ coke - beias c4rriea 90 aseaE
ths >~cuet rarc n~rross and . prr-
s-si-nt s10rt sal b. uzde - break
q -
meeting % IT, er-dao-s q
f~ttlcori hro-- TIE 1-fuac- k-rhe
Fgint eoatEactors. wiI b. heic "a tl-
nc % HEM \ Nei,- e. fo ciriock
ms uorning CD coIaru tb~ rer-iYsrs
sA4r % The property q tse bsnsrupt
company
Sherlu William " ts@mans BE- -
AsA'n-' % ss 20 ~hat cispositlon "a
mae % certain SO biI Nhirh ~
received tnrUuga The nal Yesterday
enclosed -ith thrc@ sh--ts % paper
ia an ~nF~loue Ols sh--t Nas
l.aak another tze Nords Dor
ScAool Purposes sud the third had
'h- sinsle ~oTd Treasury o. had
-fidrruy been uaL.d on a train. blf
cont.ln~d no rils 90 its sender
Tie AT n~iAl SOFA m CIera
Ainshorus once AS completed late
'-st-rdsy Afternoon anI the compile
uoa ~ ta~ sh~r.a's ono, al prob
abb D. made this evening In any
case b sorA ~iii have been brought
to TIE po-nt thai o. Ill D. possible
TO again occupy The Once this evening
On motion 90 Attorney Charles >
SrtSck tile contempt ururr-dnEs
against I'm befora squire pobas acre
conunl-d until this afternoon. When
they all b.. heard The case groNs
out ~ Get nFht ir shios AttoEne,
Schucs ani Justice tNobbs INDUCED
foloNiug the hearing 90 a csss in tn-
county Jsl on Tuesday evening
The work 90 Appalling the n A
q Naduct that covers Mark-t aud
thapiine streets Nas started yasf-r.
dap ~ tho STANDARD Asphalt and pa,.
ing company 80 chicago. ThI- all
stop tie sc-p'nE Of water from IN
sinr- and ninWatrr that has been
drifting through and sroIing the
wearing apparel % pede-triaus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
NEWS BRIEFS
Little i,ems T3iJ In o
fe~ Lines

The n-~iy elected board of go,
"rnors % o.. Wheeling Press cIub
have issued Invitations for au enter.
tainmsnt az me CLUB rooms iu 90.
hancher building tAIs evening The
hours viii b. from - go D. and lu
addition 90 local talent some ot the
aftls'- 90 tlc attraction, -t1~.rx Iu
the playhouse ~lu take part
a spectacular Increase 900 the
number OF Organized adult Bible
classes iu the state ts being expert
'ht~d a. the present time. tlc mum
Der having jumped from cuf 100 tls
within The past two w-ek. Toe tao
l1te-t olass.s fo receive charters are
located ar Princeton. Iu Mercer
county and Williamson. 90 Wood
count! Charters acre issued for
these yesterda,
buf thir'y -nNe pieces of property
IN ohio county remain ou th. denu.
quent tax list and au Effort is being
made hy the sheriff and lis deputies
90 collect these before Moudsy. Ahlch
has been Set as tlr dat OF thu d.I.u.
queuf property sale This s the
smallest number in the h.sto-. OF
ONO county and j. also th- smallest
~ any county iu - state thi year.
according Co reports
Nearly four hundred u,w towels
have been presented 20 iA. AurI-Tu.
b'rculos.s league by o.. Kings
Daughters rn.ou of this CITY DO
nations OF articles 81 fhis kiud viii
De appreciated bs The society
Much interest U.s. b-iuL manifested
among the pool aud billiard fans OF
this city over The remarkable cAhibi-
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Tn their club rooms 40 the corner
~ Jacob and Thirty seventh streets.
Tuesdav evening tho members 81 the
korn kob kiub held banquet and
. .ection ~ officers Following a bust
moss meeting. Officers were elected
pnd the follow .nE vrre chosen Pres
idenf Fred a. Bunkman. Vice presi.
dent. Will Kahn. recording secretary
n y Seybold financial secretary
Harvey Hoffman. board ur n o.
Morrison. "a Schul. william DetveiI
ler Henry Noumsn and Chester
James. During the banquet speeches
fere made hy the following Fred
Coleman. toastmaster. uF p Z. Arm.
brecht. Ed schum. Chester James.
Ccorge Bell chester Ncfirov. ur 70
u Morrison. Walter Cooey. Harry
Hoffman and Frcd Brinkman The
members Of The club are making ar.
ranEemen's N give q dance some cline
ln January
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SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR
Large Sum Realized From Annua.
Zion Lutheran Bazaar. Held Yes
ferdag

one OF the most successful Christ
mas bazaar 20 far this seasOn was the
annual affair af the Zion Lutheran
caurcs on fhe south Side. which
opened Netcrtar afternoon 20 O'Clock
aud continued throughout the after
no 20 end evening The affair was
under the auspices ~ the Luther
League Between the hours OF . aud
" 10 Ciuck t sumptuous supper va
served. and rom fh source con.
siderable sum Was realized for the
league. while from the sales uf fancy
work and OTTER supplies in the vari-
ouS booths which had been erected
about the sunday school room ~ the
church another sum almost equally
40 iarr" vas realized Almost the
complete supply OF Christmas goods
" uicn had been prepared for the Oc-
casion aas sold
A. az add fionaliy Interesting feat.
ure Of the evening au excellent mu-
steal program vas rendered during
the course ~ tho evening. consisting
OF number ot vocal solos aud piano
elections
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TICKLED NOSTRILS
OF AETNAVILLEANS
ROUNANtANS ARRESTED FOR
BURNING poRKER's HAIR.
Offenders ArrsIsned Before Mayor on
Complaint 81 Enrsaed American
Neighbors.

Burning hair does not MAKE an
exactly pleasant odor. and th" burn
Ing ha,r 90 pig is not an improve
ment over other common kinds. Poo
pie living iu Aefnatille became on.
ragged ~ the actions 'of some Rou
manians vino reside in the ueighbor
hood and who persisted Zoo burning
the hair on porkcr iu fhe back yard.
Accordingly n warrant Was sworn
our and Marshal NrClarin arrested
three OF me offenders They were
given hear ug before Mayor Bresock
and we're fined 81 and costs each.
which they paid
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kIne. osuan,.r,. Ra,.a.

Zoo hlug's Daughters Of III. second
l'.trt Presbyterian church nro,,,s..
r'm"tHius decidedly attractive In mn.
80. - "' bazaar az The chapel on
'"''' ''hin street This afternoon and
''n'"s. hooths for aprons. fancy
worn ana Christmas pastries and
CAKES nave been prepared. and are
''rH attractive. They OFFER for sale
most everything Soc these lines which
could b. desired for Christmas ana !,
lara- return for the society is antic,.
patcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

Vcr the bencf' az the Sisters ~ the
'"ou shepherd. the Good shepherd
MA Socisfy Viii hold fruit shower
~ the Carroll club on Friday from A,
O'Clock o. the afternoon until ia
O'Clock AT night The afair is given
10 order 20 replace the Supply OF
canh"' fruits ana 5elli"s 81 the Sis
tiers when vas lost In rho burning %
The Good shepherds Home. and ge1.
ersl invitation Is extended 10 an 10 D.
present light refreshments will b..
served. aid ~ Is probable that few
Christmas articles viii be- on sale
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NEW CLOTHIERS
Holman 4 puvau Company. Ireor.
poratsd VIII Open Store on
Twelfth street

Holman a nuvaU company is me
name ~ "a new concern which vas
eranfed q charter az Charleston yes
.erdsy. eifh on authorized capital of
10000 The nev company viI open
clofhinE store 90 No 90 Tue.fth
street Dol the early spring The In.
corporators are Robert A Holman
Gcorge uuyau Albert r Nagry. John
H0nmH0 ard p o. holman 1u of
Wheeling
Ncssrs Robert q Holman and uu
van have been connected with fra
" ethcluer store 'or some time past
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Entertaln.d Er.,nn.

N'ss tth"l Bennett aud Miss Ruth
" n'iehous~ entertained a number az
heir friends Tuesday evening A. the
nom" OF Miss Whitehouse gswes
ana music ere The diver.tops 80 a..
evening. and resentment. ,.er..
served The following ru.sts 49,.
ple'"h' Misses Ethel Green Grace
NA"u'l Martha III ter. Hiauch. Oui
nan. May Foster. Hester Rhoades.
HeSsrs William Nandey. Harry uay.
1"orse N"il VIII am Saunders. Harry
woods and Russell iioNman
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The il@mbers Of the Ladies. Aid So
cictf Of m" Thomson 81 T. church are
ant cipatirg q large attendance AZ their
rupper and bazaar. which is 10 BE-
Given this evening in the SUNDAY
school room 81 the church The tick.
% sale has been unusually large and
Tho numerous pieces Of fancy work
and also the refreshments Will meet
a ready sale
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chsrf;y s-astne- -.

Ia ANNA inEath-rtur % -h~ In
fnaculaie Charity guild ril b.. held a.
III cathedral on Fridsy ard saturday
throughout both days % fhe base
m~rt % Ne build IA At th.s time
everyone y ho may D. -lIHnE 90 con
y4tgte new clothins Or Shoe f1r us-
n charity 10 requested fo trinr tl-lr
offerings 20 the csth-drsI. that they
nay D. classlned anf distributed a.
O. ed arises among the poor -. the
city.
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psuart.-. q A-.rles.

Tire Daughters Of America. Har
mony Council gave supper and
dance wednesday evening at the
Arou BAH a large number of men.
lers ecro present and the members
of ths Junior Mechanics attended i1
a body with fuN Uniform The fol-
l0aius ladies eefe iu charge Mrs
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The Ladies Nid Society Of fho W.
Oivet church viii give ha1sar and
supper Dol ne hail on FRIDAY evening.
uecem Der The ladirs aif b. u
charge 90 me fancy cork and other
booths and vIU serve an elaborate
menu earlier ln The evening
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SOCIETY


- Ne hone % Mr. aad Mrs "a.
isr - th.rno--k % Tsg5 Mod s--.-..f
e'in-s1sy sr-uinE the -~ctlas o-rr
moly anlI-E Nls. MR. Irene
'aarnocE snc Mr. Etuafa C1o.y
80 performed T.. Rev J Is Wors
man
Aiss Grace gFogan % s-brlns %
acted g. or.cs-maic. and Mr Waller
cory, brother % the EFOoln. as s..-f
MAJ D. br-ce ~ors = Eosn @ bloc
H--s@ine sin cram sn1 gold trim
mugs and carries brides rus~s TIE
of2-smald aOr- Eoen a. The sane
e'-of rith gold frlmmlnEs A rcc~p-
Nph 49, held after the CEREMONY
siirr which th~ Young couple I~ft fo-
a short s-cding trip Th-r .!u
ma" their home "a I.-r-ooa uh~r-
the groom 30 manager u The c,...,.
benz store
The foiloslng guests ser. r-4..rt
a. The ceremony Mr. and Sir. Alfred
Do~pkin. Nr aud Mrs Eds.rt st-g.-
Nald. Mrs Roger Couroy ana daurr
,-r OF sbrinz. % Mr. Lena Radcnr
~ and Nrs John Lukart- SIR ans
Ms " X too~y ana family. Mr. and
ars sn1 der % Charlton. Pa. Mr. aad
Afs Clarence HAYNES. Mr. and Mrs
5ohn Hain-s OF Colerain D. Nr and
Ars q ? ioung and daughter Flor.
rnc~. Nr and Mrs G.srx- Hen ana
daughters NADIA and Agnes. Mas Elis
Mae ho~ers. Mr. Herman REM Nr
1hari~s keuicr. Mr. WuI strsgtr,.r
Mr. Iouis norier. Mr. and Nrs I.n.
~ Much b~il-y. Misses Lizzie fecs
Ter Mabei Gibbons Alma Gibbons
Ada Lecch. MARI Davidson. Mae u.s..
dick. Linnis HugEins. Laura Husx.r-
Della Humphreys. Fila james u~uiab
iolgherry and Edna Luka-t
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Tho Feiiovrraff CIlb composed
mostly 81 members o. tho Masonic
fraternity gave dance in Amor
bail. ponaire "Wednesday evening A
good rrorram VAS rendered
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The second ~ n series ~ dances
vas given ~ The ElEs' club auditori
um "Wednesday evening. and a large
attendance WAS present 20 enjoy a
good dance program
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The Axiom Society viii give anofher
Kafee Nisite in The BAH this even ne.
and in connection vff hold a euchre
and -01- in the afternoon from O.
until 8 O'Clock supper uiIi be served
from $50 f1 e. o.c'o~k
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nasssee.. pares

Tie spunE uslnb-fs 1f Wt-s
His~ No % LAzles o. th- Na1eab--s.
all give a dance his Th4rsday es-u-
inS 81 Meyers hall. on the islau1
fin- cs5cs music l. beinE arranged
and good tine j. asslr.t for ole
a1l a. Rtfres hrucuts FREE
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p O. Mounts aul william Payne
we're frel s. and costs each Tor
Crulkerness and FRANK Bird. tor ber
sins. received sin ar do.e from
Jgfee Robinson in yesterlays polio.
c1lrf
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L@-fa Sparre. Mr. Aana Scsa--r
NJ May hoass NJ Hess Slf.o-
M AaFms house. Nrs Eats krtrss
Arr hitehoosk. Hrs E1lrAb-sh Car.
th~r. Mr. Heusi-Y Mr. Maria -
- Mr. Arsula Bet Mr. Ina kuan.
Mr. tlra Frzcsrtrhs
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That ner cook ] secured .s C-r-
ra.u'g quiet as.I Nr utbtf. happily
one would never know she vas
about fhe place She isuf cnimed
.n Mrs nubbs she icff hIs morn
ms satire.
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cato rrH nr" .Hr rrr fHH
-Tor vssrs lave ben trouhisd win
s1rs ana tender fee Suffered Intense
pains Havs bed 80 assisfancs q uhy-
slciana wfthous rsnsf bcuEhf r. boz
q TIA Which w1rksf q perfect cure 80
y haa wfth . Ersat ulsuv ~ ny frisnfs
I y0ulf not - wifh1uf o. Al ~ re-
euirss ~ ~ - En1wn 70 us uulVsrsally
$50" A. = DrtutHsr. Chicaro.
I.E To roo rfsiFr .Hf
-r fnf r f-..a
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rU..I f..UE 0r s.~.ra.r Uf t.a f..t ..H
if tf Obs rrrefr a does rIX
ec0a OIL re pnr. ar. Fn.f.rs t.e
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cents Eer EOS nT .r -.H. SON =
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Carroll Club Dane.

To" folio "irg cards have been Is
sued Espanita -Encing acad.my viii
lance every Thursday 80 tA. Carroii
ciib. commencing Thursday. D.c.m.
Der b. 1911 M-ist-rs cornlle,e or
chesfra
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The peach and plum are shor- lived
trees The pear and apple are hng
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ft.r"r r| r.r rra t..rI
ra.f.rs D. sHre. Comb rod ..r-r-rr
'Hrf ~ IaH f-ee .r uIa.r r.. .nrr
f| ..rr name .r. 81 'rH.a
.r HHftr. H..a Hr..u rrH r.... t
G. e GAUSS. ls0s sala s.
Maralau MIch
The Republican journal., 1911-12-14

had since resided. He worked as farm hand
for many years for Capt. Loomis Park, Hugh
Ross, ST., Phineas Pendleton, ST., Nehemiah
RouIstone, ]. M. Savory, Capt. Samuel Curtis,
and for Capt. William McGilvery for several
years. He was twice married. His first wife
was Miss Honora Conroy, who died in 1874.
His second wife. Miss Julia Donavan. died IN
1898. He is the last of the family of five chill
dren, of whom he was the youngest. Mr.. Sui
Ivan was man Of bright, jolly disposition
and made many friends by his quaint and witty
sayings. He was good citizen and neighbor.
Funeral services were held at the residence OF
his nephew, John H. Sullivan, on Water street,
Saturday at 2.30 p. M, Rev. FIR. D. A. McCaoe
of St. Francis Catholic church of Belfast Of
ficiating. Interment was in the family lot in
the village cemetery. The bearers were Peter
Ward, A. L. Mosman. G. P. Carter and A. M
Kane.
The Republican journal., 1911-12-14
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr.. Perry Sprague arrived home Nov. 28th.
for a brief visit with his wife. Welcome home!
Miss Leora Partridge spent few days in
Bangor for treatment for her eyes, returning
Nov. Goth.
Can't. Horace Staples left Dec. 4th for Bos-
ton to be absent week for business transac-
tions in Somerville. Mass.
Mrs. M. j. Goodere, Church street, left Dec.
LIST for Cambridge, Mass, scalled there by
the illness of her sister, Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs. J. F. Gerrity Of Bangor, was the guest
of her sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah
c. Treat, Church street, Dec. 2nd and
Sd, leaving Monday for home.
g. Mrs. Eden Shute and daughter, little Miss
Louise, returned home November goth from a
visit with Capt. S. in New York during the
stay of his vessel, sch. Etna. at that port
Mr.. Eden shute, student at Crews Rusi
ness college. Portland, came home to spend
thanksgiving day with his mother, Mrs.
Eden Shute, Sylvan street, returning Dec.
9Th to resume his studies.
Mr.. Norman D. Griffin arrived Nov. 2sth
from Milford, Mass. to spend ten days va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi S.
Griffin, Maple street. His many friends well
come him in his native town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Nickerson and family,
Church street, spent Thanksgiving day with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. K Nickerson in
Frankfort. greatly enjoying family reunion,
appropriate to our especial New England holi-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah c. Treat and Mrs Annie
<. Hartman were in Prospect Saturday.
Dec. End, to attend the marriage of Mrs. Alice
Haley to Mr.. Flavius Hopkins Of Frankfort. 1t
was a most pleasant occasion. Forty guests
were present.
The Republican journal., 1911-12-14
The News of Brooks

Agnes Porter is visiting her uncle, M. VIM
Swift.
Wallace O'Brien and lady friend are visit
ing his people here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ham recently visited Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. Estes.
Another family by the name Of Higgins has
moved into the Chas. Bowen rent.
Mr.. Ira Bowden has gone to Florida for the
winter as he has done for some years past.
Frank Lane has bought thoroughbred
black Berkshire pig of the stock of the H. B.
Hood Co.
Frank Fogg and son Merton are boarding at
W. o. Estes during the absence OF Mrs Fogg
in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Hannah Small went to Unity for
THANKSGIVING with her brother VIM. Barlow
and spent the weekend there.
A. R. Pilley, our druggist. Alton Pilley and
others returned last week from successful
hunting trip in the Maine woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colson have rented and moved
onto the old Forbes homestead, lately bought
by Milton Leonard as an addition to his large
farm.
There was ball in Union Hall November
22nd with music by Reyes orchestra. and IN
spite of the nclemenI WedtueA IL PAo'eo q
most enjoyable time.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. A. E. Chase
has engaged a most desirable and competent
housekeeper for the winter in the person OF
Mrs Hattie Merithew.
At a little social dance gotten up on short Irtt
notice Saturday evening, Dec. IND, some rs
couples were present. Members of the orches-
ira were Tasker. Lane. Frost and Forbes.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. Cook entertained the
following relatives from out Of town THANKS
giving week: Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Judklns, MRS;
F. E. Adams, Miss Elsie Adams and Mr. Alfred
S. Adams of Newport.
Miss Emily Brown of Bangor is spending
three weeks vacation in the village with IN her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Brown. This
Is Miss Browns last year in the training hos
pital, when she will become full-hedged
nurse.
Mrs. vesta Higgins is fitting up the rooms ms
in the DR.. Rich house which she has rented
for the coming year. MIR. Higgins is delayed
in the Philippines until spring. on account OF
The Republican journal., 1911-12-14

An interesting "parsh meeting" of the
Universalist society was held Saturday. Dec.
End, in portion of H opkins' block, relative to
repairs upon the church, new furnace, etc.
May the necessary funds soon be Forthcoming
for the much needed interior changes.
Mr.. George Hopkins arrived home from
Portland Nov. 18th to spend Thanksgiving
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert L.
Hopkins, Church street. He left Tuesday
morning to resume his studies at Grays Bust
ness College, which he entered in the early
autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Thompson entertain
ed the members of the J. W. Thompson family
living in town-Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Moul-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mixer and daugh
ter, with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heath. and two
children-at dinner on Thanksgiving Day. 1t
was merry party.
Mr. George F. Hichborn left Thursday, Nov.
Both for Portland after spending his annual va
cation with his sisters, the Misses Hichborn,
Church street. He is connected with the Pas-
senger traffic de partment of the Maine Cen
trail R. r. in the city " hich has been his home
for twenty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Thompson left by
early train Dec. 4th for Bangor, where they
will board through the winter, having closed
their house on Church street. Mr.. 7. is en-
ployed in carpentry in the city, much building
beIg necessary to restore the destruction
caused by the great confagration.
Stockton relatives and friends hear with
deep regret of the recent severe illness of DR..
Truman M. Griffin of Pittsfeld-a bad case of
grippe. However, recent reports are very
encouraging. He is sitting up and gaining
daily. Sympathy is extended to the doctor in
his suffering, which we trust may soon be of
the past.
The sardine factory closed last week. After
ten days it will open for season of clam can
ming with the same operatives that have been
| employed in the fish curing. Many of our
] younger citizens have found this work very
| remunerative as, in fact. have some of older
| years. Stockton hopes this business may be-
| come ornament institutional financial as
| set to the town.
| Mrs. David Tibbetts left Dec LIST for he1
home in Boston. She had been the guest OF
| her brother-in-law, Capt. Melvin p. Colcord
| and nieces, the Misses Lizzie B., Evelyn L. and
| autumn. Her former schoolmates and &C.
quaintances in her native town feel sense Of
loss in the departure of this always cheerful
companionable woman. Come again, "Sue!'
Dr.. and Mrs. Herman G. Richhorn left Sat.
urday, Dec. End, for Boston, after being the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry R. Hichborp,
East Main street, during Thanksgiving week
The doctor found great pleasure in hunting
each day, and although no fox presented him
SELF cartridges and small game in abundance
repaid the tireless trampers for their miles of
walking. MIR. H. R. Hichborn is one of Stock
toms best marksmen, and. like his cousin, DR..
H.. is never weary Of the chase.