The Republican journal., 1913-02-27
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

State, visited our school early last week.
Mrs. Eden Shute arrived home recently,
having been with Capt. Shute for several
weeks.
Mrs. Albert c. Colcord is confined to the
house by bad cold at this writing, Monday
evening.
Mr.. Alfred Berry, in the upper portion of
this town, is seriously i'll with pneumonia at
this date, Feb oath.
The town schools have closed, with the ex-
ception OF the village High school, which con-
tinues one week longer.
Mr.. Frank H. Cousens, Church street. wen.
to Bangor for a combined business and pleas
ure trip Monday morning, returning Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Alvah c. Treat entertained the Cur
rent Events club in usual routine work, study
and reading, on Wednesday afternoon of the
present week.
Mr.. William H. Kelley of Brewer spent Feb
18th IN town with his mother, Mrs Laura kel-
ley, West Main street. He took the afternoon
train for home
Mrs. Carrie P. Hamlin is enduring an at
tack of tonsilits this week at the home of her
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs George C.
Fletcher, Church street.
Master Richard Goodere and his sister. little
Miss Murlel Goodere, only children OF MIR. and
Mrs. M. j. Goodere, Church street. are suffer
ing from tonsiiitis, at this writing, Monday.
Mrs, Milton J. Goodere returned Feb 18th
from visit with her parents in Fort Fairfield,
leaving her Invalid mother somew hat more
comfortable than on her arrival week before
Mr.. Richard Z. Heagan left last Friday for
LVermore Falls, after brief tarry with Mr.
and Mrs Simeon +. Ellis, Church street. Why
SO short visit, "DlcA' among old school,
mates?
Capt Edmund HicLborr arrived home last
Saturday for indefinite stay with his sister,
Miss Nellie hlchborn, in the homestead of
their father, the late Capt Robert hichborn,
" est Nam street.
Mrs. Perry Sprague, Church street, lief, last
Thursday tor boston,en route To Clifton, N j.,
where she viii spena the early sprung with her
sister and husband, MI. MIS- George Gum.
III Their recently purchased home.
Mrs. Alvan [. Treat, Church street, calico
on acquaintances i'll the upper section OF our
town last week, &cc,n ,pan4 ing Nj. Treat ON
his drive to visit the schools DIS the town sup
ervisor The sIelghipg fairly good
The Ladies AiQ Society Of the UnlversalIst
parish VIII be entertained this, Thursday,
a1terhoon, socially, by MIS-. Albert L. Colcord,
East Main street. All ale cordially invited to
pa4 teipate III the social features of the occa-
sion.
! Miss Fannie Midget, Church etleet, met
with quite serious accident last Saturday
Afternoon. She fell upon East Main street,
bieaAing one bone Of her e1t arm sympathy
Is extended to the sufferer v It'll the MOI e that
the injury may improve rapidly.
MIR. Andrew D. Berry. Low der Brook. is Sc
verely ill at this date, Monday, from pneu-
! mona. DIR. G. A. Stevens is attending the pa
tient. Sympathy is offered to the invalid and
his wife, the latter a convalescent f1om a re-
cent severe surgical operation at Dr. Tapley's
hospital in Belfast
AT this writing, Monday evening, Mr.. Craw-
ford S. Treat, West Main street, is seriously
i'll from an intestinal trouble. Dr. G. A. Stew
ems is closely watching the invalid His son,
MIR. Alvah C. Treat, Church street, is with
him, also. 1t is hoped tomorrow may bring
favorable symptoms and relief to the sufferer.
Mrs. Harry D. shute has at this writing,
Monday, been quite ill for several days from
kept busy at present by the numerous cases of
pneumonia. tonsilitis. grip and serious colds,
threatening one or the other of those dread
diseases-scourges of our New England win
tiers.
Mrs. Josiah l.. Lancaster of Cambridge.
Mass, arrived by Fridays Boston steamer to
visit her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Horace M.
Griffin, Middle street, and her husbands father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ Lancas-
ter, West Main street, for short time. Nu-
merous old friends gladly greet "Grace," in
her native village
Miss Grace Calkin, accompanied by school
friend, came from Bucksport Seminary last
Saturday to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Calkins, School street, and attend the
stockton Springs Amateur MinstrePs" first
public performance. The young ladies return
ed to Bucksport Sunday afternoon to be ready
for Mondays school duties.
Stockton wea ther last week was, daily, as
follows: Sunday, snowstorm. northeast wind,
not cold; Monday. still showing gently; Tues
day, beautiful sunshine, clustering wind, pill
ing light snow into drifts; Wednesday, lovely.
mild winter day; Thursday, mild morning, with
overcast sky, brighter in afternoon; FRIDAY.
lovely. mild day-April-like in warmth; Satur-
day, snow in a. NJ, seet in p. m.
From Cape Jellison piers, the following ship
ping report was telephoned Monday evening:
Feb. 10Th, steamer Millnocket arrived with
general cargo from New York, and Rockland
and Rockport Lime Co.'s Barge. No. z, towed
by tug Walter Ross. sailed with paper for
Boston. Feb. 22nd, steamer Millinocket sailed
with paper and potatoes for New York. Feb.
2Srd. Rockland and Rockport Lime Co.'s Barge
No. z. arrived to load paper for Boston.
"The Big Show" fully met all anticipations
of the many people gathered in Denslow Hall