The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-05-01
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

week from visits with maternal relatives in
Massachusetts.
Miss Lucretia Flanders, who accompanied
her sister, Mrs. J. N. Levine, to her destina-
ton last week, returned home Monday.
Mrs ]. NJ Levine and little son John left
last Friday to join Mr.. Levine at Skowhegan,
where he has recently established himself in
business.
Mrs. M. J. Goodere, Church street, returned
Monday from weeks visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, in Fort Fairfield, Aroos-
took county.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Littlefeld, Seaport steet
attended the funeral of Mrs. George Dunaver.
Monday afternoon. The deceased was cousin
of MIR. Littlefeld.
+ Monday evening as these items are being
finished, an easy rain is descending, which will
bring forth the "sweet May flowers already
seen occasionally.
Mrs. Faustina (Davis) Berry returned re-
Gently from trip to Boston. New York and
Providence, and is with her father, Nj. Frank
V. Davis, School street.
Mr. Morton Carleton of Winterport, the
y Dung who succeeds MIR. Eden shute at
Cape Jellison piers, is boarder at MIR. l.. S.
Titcomb's, Sylvan street.
s Miss Mabel f. simmons, School street, will
have the Young Ladies Auxiliary meet with
her next Friday afternoon for needle work.
All members cordially invited to be present.
MIR. George Hopkins, chauffeur for his
father MIR. H.. l.. Hopkins, for two years.
companed MIR. Ernest Mclaughlin to Bangor
last Saturday to come back in the Mclaughlin
Car.
=. Mr. George c. Fletcher and Mr.. edward l.
Littlefeld, both of Church street, spent last
Saturday, in fishing trip to swan Lake. We
have not learned the results of their piscatorial
venture.
The sardine factory al Lowder Brook opened
the present week for canning fish, only small
number of operatives being employed. The
crew will be Increased fish become more
plentiful.
Mrs. Eden shute, Sylvan street. recently
heard Of the selection Vi her son, Mr.. Eugene,
Shute, as conductor electric car upon
very good run in Boston. We congratulate our
young townsman.
Mrs. E. A Mayville has given up her rent
on School street, and taken rooms in Hopkins
Block, Church street, for the summer. This
location is more convenient to her millinery
business, in M. R. laFu1ley's block, Center
Main street.
Mr.. Nicholas B. CHM left town recently to
accept the position of assistant engineer on
the New York yacht, "Skipike," owned by Mr.
Dawson, Of the J. z, Morgan company.
Mrs. CHM remains with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford N. Fletcher, during her hus-
bands absence.
The Ladies Aid Society will be entertained
socially this, Thursday .afternoon.by Mrs. Chas.
MsMann, East Main street. All are invited to
participate in the card games and neighbo1
ly chatting. Mr.. and Mrs. McMann are &C.
cupying the house of the late C2rt. nenry All.
bert hichbofn, East Main street.
Master Albion P. Geedhue and daughter,
Mrs. Carrie A. Gardner, are expected home
IuS pIcScut Wtch AAON oOoAOu, WHSIc LAcy
spent the winter, Mrs. Gardner has been
quite i'll, but is daily Strengthening Mrs
Lizzie B. Brown, her nurse for three months,
will accompany her to Stockton.
Mrs. Evelyn A. shute and Mrs. Edith F.
CHM spent Sunday at Standpoint enjoying the
beautiful see cry in the vicinity of the family
Camps, being erected by Mrs. Ginn's father,
Mr.. Clifford N. Fletcher, on the shore near the
B. B. Sanborn cottage, built two years since
and found to be charming summer home.
Mrs. Matilda (Dickey) Berry is still in Sears
port with her nurse. Mrs. Woods, who has long
cared for this aged patient at the home of her
daughter, Mrs.. Marietta D. Fletcher, West
Main street. The change seems beneficial to
Mrs. Berry, long confined to the house from
apoplectic shocks suffered several years ago,
Mr.. Eden Shute, son of Capt. and Mrs
Eden Shute, Sylvan street, has resigned his
position as clerk at Cape Jellison piers to &C.
cept that of freight transferrer at Northern
Maine Junction. He will remain few days al
Cape Jellison before leaving for his new sit
uation. Success is wished for our young
neighborl
The remains Of Mrs. George Dunaver. from
the upper section of the town. were brought t.
the village for interment. Monday afternoon
Mrs. Dunaver was, before her marriage, Miss
Martha Littlefeld, daughter Of Mr.. Noal
Littlefeld. She leaves four small children t.
miss tender mothers care. Sympathy is ex'
tended to the bereaved husband and mourning
relatives.
The travelling il much improved. albeit some
very bad plaees-mud. apparently. bottomlesl
remain to vex those riding. BY horse and