The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-01-30
STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Mr.. Lewis A. Barrett. Sylvan steet. is house
1t this writing, Monday. with severe bronchi

of his vessel from the south.
We are glad to see Miss Elva M. Randall able
to resume her teaching, after her injury from
falling upon the ice two weeks ago.
The Current Events Club was entertained in
regular session Wednesday aftelnoo by Mrs.
Harry R. Hchborn, East Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Littlefeld have moved
into the chambers of the small HI use on School
street belonging to the estate of the late Mrs.
Almeda H. Rendell.
At this writing. Monday, preparations are
being made by our young people for the MASK
Ball." to be held Thursday evening in Denslow
Hail. Success to the affair in all features!
Mrs. Alvah C. Treat Church street, was the
guest of Mrs. Frank L. Marston at her Cam
den home last week. She returned Jan. 22nd,
after a most enjoyable visit Of three days.
MIR. and Mrs. Alvah c. Treat, Chur CHI street.
attended the annual installation of officers OF
Sears Lodge of Odd Fellows in Searsport last
Friday evening and report very pleasant and
and interesting occasion.
Mrs, J. A. Flanders, East Main street, is to
De tne hostess lOE Tie SOCidl meeting u tuS
Ladies' Aid Society of the Universast parish
this. Thursday. afternoon. Remember the
fact and be present at her hosptable home.
Tonsiltis and tedious colds are very preva-
lent in town, at present. lis thus, when
Maine has so-called, "open winter" No
snow, or ice are to be seen in this locality, at
this date-January 9th Strange weather for
The Pine Tree STATED
Mr.. L. Albert Gardner, Middle street, was
confined to the house nearly all last week by
severe griI-like cold; but as at his business
place Monday. He is the managing partner in
town of the hardware firm of Gcodhue & Co.,
Main street. We trust his improvement may
be steady and rapid.
Capt L. M. Partridge. Church street, suffer-
ed severe ill-turn last Saturday. acute in
DIGESTION" his physician pronounced the
illness; and. after some time, brought re-
lief to each IF the paroxysms, one in the after
noon and another during the night. The
patient is again comfortable. His recuperative
powers are astonishing in one SO advanced in
years.
evening from Watelville, coming by way of
Belfast because of the uncertainty of reaching
St ockton at the usual hour, while the "strike"
on the Bangor & Aroostook R. R. continues.
He desired to reach his wife and babe at the
no me of his father-n-law, Mr.. ]. A. Flanders
without annoying delays.
Many old f,ie1 DIS of MIR. ard Mis-. William
Smith living in the upper portion of this town
will hear with deep regret that an apoplectic
shock was suffered by Mrs.Smith recently. She
has sufficiently improved at this date to be able
to sit up little, although still quite feeble.
We extend sympathy to both the invalid and
her aged husband in this suffering ard anxiety.
Mr.. Frank S. Benson, treasurer of the Stock
ton Springs Trust Co., has rendered his re-
signation to take effect February LIST. he hav-
ing been selected to take the head of Trust
Co., organized in Old Town. His services have
been highly satisfactory to the president and
board Of directors since assuming charge of
the bank here. Mr. Simeon B. Merrithew will
succeed him in the Stockton Springs Trust Co.
Last week Stockton enjoyed a remarkably
mild seven days for mid-wintel! The daily
weather was as follows: Sunday, beautiful
January day; Monday, fine morning, threaten
ing rain toward night; Tuesday, rain in morn
ing mild atmosphere, wind swinging to north
west after midday; Wednesday, beautiful day,
very mild; Thursday, cloudy morning south
east wind, raining i'll afternoon; Friday, over
cast sky. misty all day; Saturday, nice, mild
day.
The many friends of Mr. Fred O. Hichborn,
long resident of Portland, will be interested
to learn that he and his wife have left for
Florida, to probably make permanent home
at Georgetown, his physician urging change
of climate. as the thing very necessary to the
recovery of his health. Mr.. and Mrs. HIGH
born will occupy one of the houses owned by
DR.. G. A. Stevens of his village, he having
made them an advantageous offer to look af-
ter his two places and orange grove.
Last Thursday, Mr.. Walter F. Trundy,
Church street, was notified of the death of
his brother, Mr.. True 6. Trundy of Belfast,
from pneumonia. MIR. Adrian Trundy had just
returned from his brothers bedside, bringing
the message of ''some hope" when the an
nouncement of his decease was received-a
shock to his relatives! Mrs. Silas Trundy the
mother, had been several days with her invalid
son and his anxious wife. Stockton offers
sympathy to the bereaved wife, mother, sister
and brothers. The deceased was native of
this town, where his boyhood was spent; but
for the past dozen years, since his marriage to
Miss Edminister of Frankfort, he had been a
citizen of Belfast
From Cape Jellison piers the following ship
ping report was telephoned Monday evening:
Jan. goth, Steamer Wilhelmina arrived, light,
to load paper. Jan 21st. steamer Wilhelmina
sailed with paper for Boston. JAM 22nd, steamer
Millinocket arrived, with general cargo from
New York. Jan. 23rd, tug Hugh Ross arrived
having in tow the Rockland & Rockport Lime
Co.'s Barge No. z, light, to load paper. Jan.
oath, steamer Millinccket sailed with paper
for New York and tug Hugh Ross sailed for
Bucksport. Jan. 26th steamer Wilhelmina ar
rived. light, from New York. and tug Hugh
Ross arrived from Bucksport, and sailed with
Rockland & Rockport Lime Co.'s Barge No. 7,
in tow with paper cargo for Boston.
Bethany Chapter, o. E. S.. installed the fol-
Lowing officers on the evening of Ian 23rd.