The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-03-06
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr. and Mrs. George C. Fletcher. Church
street. were in Belfast for dental work Mon
day.
Mrs George Sargent of Searsport was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah C. Treat at tea
last Sunday.
Mr.. Frank H. Cousens is at this date-Mon
day-confned to the house by an ugly cold,
such as is prevailing in the town.
Mr. and Mrs. Bion B. Sanborn. Church street.
will leave this. Thursday. afternoon for Boston
for few weeks absence from home.
The coal has been delivered, and the regular
services consequently resumed at the Univer-
salist church Bear this in mind Sunday.
Mr.. Albion P. Goodhue, End, was in town
Feb. 25th from Belfast looking after plumbing
in the interest of his firm, 'Goodhue & Co..
Mr. C. s. Taylor, the High school teacher
left Saturday for Norridgewock, to spend the
vacation with relatives, his family being in
California.
Mr. Crawford S Treat. West Main street. is
rapidly convalescing from alarming intesti-
nal trouble which caused him much suffering
early last week.
Mr. Vernon Lowell of Bucksport was the
week end guest of his aunt and husband. MIR.
and Mrs. Leroy Nickelson, Church strest. He
left Monday for home
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Bangs of Searsport call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs Alvah C. Treat, Church
street, last week. Mr.. Bangs is settled as
lawyer in Searsport village.
The clustering March is with us! And with
it come the ''Snows of winter" apparently.
Those having wood to haul are approaching
this opportunity, belated though it be!
Mrs Eliza G. Trundy returned from Belfast
last Thursday, having been the guest of the
widow of her SOD, the late Mr.. True G. Irun-
dy. since the funeral several weeks ago,
MIR. and Mrs. George C. Fletcher. Church
street, accompanied by Mr.. F.s aunt, Mrs. AL
yah c. Treat, spent last Friday in Belfast.
They found excellent seighing on the back
road"
Capt. Ralph Morse, West Main sire ct drove
to Belfast last Thursday for the pleasure Of an
exhilarating sleighride over fine. smooth roads
-"never BETTER he said, "than on the back
road !"
Little Miss Nina Bennett, youngest child of
Mr. and Mrs Albert Bennett, Middle street, is
recovering quite rapidly from her attack of
pneumonia. She has been i'll for over fort
night.
Mr. John Mclaughlin, School street, was
notified Sunday of the serious condition of his
aged mother in Bucksport; and therefore POST
poned his intended departure tor Boston Mon
day afternoon
Miss Muriel Goodere, little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. M. j Goodere, Church street. is be-
ginning to improve from attack of quincy
sore throat, which followed tonsilitis, causing
her intense pain for many days.
Mr.. H. L. Hopkins. Church street, spent last
Friday in Bangor, taking in the automobile
display, being greatly interested in all such
machines since owning a car, which he has
thoroughly enjoyed for two summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Eames of Prospect and
their two children We're guests of Mrs. Eames'
mother, Mrs John Randell. Cross street. last
Sunday. Old school friends are GLAD to see
IlLL!e Eltd III UeT Gu
Miss Lizzie Trundy, daughter of MIR. Adrian
Trundy, West Main street. is clerking in the
store of her unc Gle, Mr.. Walter F. T1undy, dur
ing the absence Of Mrs. Gladys L. Sprague, the
very popular saieswom 'at The Fad Main
street.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Universaiist
parish will be entertained, socially, this, Thurs
day, afternoon by Mrs. Simeon F. Ellis, Church
street. All are invited TO participate in the
"joly good lime" always rei lized at this hill
top" residence.
Mr. George H. Hopkins, Church street. and
Nh William R. Clarke, Maple rect, left for
Bangor, Feb, 18th, to attend the automobile
show. They returned last Thursday, having
enjoyed the trip, although the automobile dis
play did not equal last years.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Ii. jackson, Church
street, and all members of their household
suffering from severe-almost grip-like
colds this writing, Monday. Few Stockton
families have escaped a similar visitation at
sometime during the present season.
News of the sudden death of Mr. Stiner
from All dp0piecllc SHOCK at MS nome In VIM
terport was received here NJ oaday. The de-
ceased was well known in town, having con-
Quoted series of moving pictures shows in
Denslow hall during the past year.
Miss Vivian Titcomb, Sylvan street, and
Miss Mary Murray, Standpoint road, left Mon
day for Belfast, en- route to Burnham, Pitts
field, Corinna and Brewer, where they will be
guests Of the Titcomb and Dearborn relatives
of Miss Titcomb. They will be away some
time.
All our citizens who are about to indulge in
"papering." will be interested in the sample
books of attractive wall and ceiling papers
from Peats and Thbeau's establishments, now
shown by Mr. Frank H. Cousens at his Church
street home. Don't fail to examine this line;
handsomer stock than ever before shown!
Monday evening the Stockton Springs ANA
teur Ministries repeated the last weeks big
Show" in Densow hall for the benefit of the
recently re-organized Brass Band" of our
village. social dance followed this perform
ance by the "colored gentlemen" who intro
duced several new features for this second
evening.
From Cape Jellison piers, the following ship
| ping report was given Mon0ay afternoon