The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-04-17
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr.. iAlvah C. Treat, Church street, had a
severe cold last week but is out again, al
though looking rather below the usual stand
ard.
Mr.. Walter F. Trundy Church street, was
drawn to serve on the traverse jury and went
to Belfast Tuesday, to remain through the
session of the court
Mrs. J. A. Flanders, East Main street. re-
turned April 9th frcm visits with her aged
mother in Westdale, Mass, and other Massa-
chusetts relatives and acquaintance.
Mrs. Lydia Emery of Bangor was the guest
of her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Emery, Maple street, for few days recently.
She left for home April sth after three d. vs.
visit
Mrs Alvah C.Treat went to Bangor last Fri
day morning, returning by the last train Sat-
urday. She attended the talking moving pic
tures-"really marvellous invention," she
tells her friends.
Mrs Josiah G. Lambert, West Main street.
remains in ner helpless condition. The broken
hip cannot mend rapidly, and her friends,
knowing the gain must be but slow. are hoping
earnestly for the best possible.
Monday all Stockton young people were
busiy engaged in PREPARATIONS for the dance
for the benefit Of the Stockton brass band in
Denslow hall in the evening, with music by
Greeley's orchestra from Searsport
Miss Lillian A. Simmons and her niece Miss
Frances Kirba, t,ok last Saturdays train
for Bangor, en- route to Boston, the school va
cation being in that city for the present.
We are locking forward to summer homecom-
ings!
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Universalist
parish will meet for sewing this, Thursday,
afternoon with Mrs Angie G. Mudgett, East
Main street. The hostess hopes for propitious
weather and decent travelling that full repre-
sentation of members may be present.
Mr.. Percy Baker of North Arson and Miss
Ada Rendell, now of Belfast, drove over from
the latter city last Sunday to visit his sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Goodere,
Church street, and the young lady's grand
mother, Mrs. John Randel, Cross street.
They returned to Belfast at night
Capt. Edmund Hichborn, West Main street,
accompanied by his sister, Miss Nellie HIGH
born, and their cousin, Mrs. Albert G. Colcord,
East Main street, spent last Friday and Satur-
day in Bangor. They found the photograph
sufficiently enjoyable to attend twice. Nov
ing pictures, with talking and singing added,
are proving very attractive everywhere.
The numerous friends of Miss Ethel Colcord
are gladly hearing of her steady convaescence.
Last week she sat in chair three times for
few moments. and she is looking forward to
her home coming before long, if all goes we'll
Typhoid fever is ugly, insidious enemy to
fight against and we congratulate her on being
victorious in this conflict.
From Cape Jellison piers, the following ship
ping report was given Monday evening: April
9Th, sch. Susie P. Oliver sailed with lumber
Kreischer arrived, light, to load edgings.
April 18th. sch. Stony Brook sailed with edg-
ings for Bar Harbor. April 18th, sch. Enter
prise arrived, light, to load edgings.
Mr.. John Mclaughlin, School street, received
a message April 9Th announcing the death of
MS dSeu mOtners ana thursday, accompanied
by Mrs. Mclaughlin, he drove to Bucksport to
attend the funeral. Sympathy is extended to
the entire family in this loss of devoted,
sef-sacrifcing mother, kind neighbor and
genial friend.
housekeeping is now beginning in town!
Housekeepers. paper-hangers and painters are
busy individuals. Monday was a very mild,
spring-like day, suggesting the removal of
outside windows and the lack of furnace fires
for comfort-two features looked for by house,
wives before starting on the spring crusade
against the winters accumulation of dust
Last weeks daily weather record for Stock
ton was as follows: Sunday, overcast sky, spit
ting sne " in the forenoon; Monday, sunshine
in morning, high N. w. wind, cloudy after
noon; Tuesday, beautiful day with bright sun
shine-short snow firt in afternoon; Wednes-
day, lovely sunshine. but cool atmosphere;
Thursday, very mild. lovely day; Friday dull
sky. threatening storm. with rain in late after
noon; Saturday. dark, cloudy day. rather
chilly.
April 9th two Italians from Frankfort-
Frank Cassons and Frank Naxzano-ths for |
nsr arraignsd On eharEes..of dangerous assault |