The Republican journal., 1913-04-03
STOCKTON SPRINGS.


Mrs Alvah C. Treat, Church street.
Mrs. L. S. Titcomb, Sylvan street, returned
last Thursday from a visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Deal born, in Pittsfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah c. Treat, Church street,
drove to Winterport Sunday, calling upon
friends in Frankf fort, Mr.. and Mrs John Boyd
among others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bion B. Sanborn, Church street.
returned last Thursday from three weeks
tarry in Boston and adjacent Massachusetts
cities and towns
day to spend her brief vacation from Wellesley
college with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Calkin, School street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Hichborn were at the
Narrows last Saturday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Ferd Hartman, who was a daughter
of the late Mr.. Edwin Blanchard
Mr.. Jack" Flanders, East Main street. took
Mondays steamer for Boston to join his moth
err, Mrs. J. A. Flanders, in Westdale. Mass
where she is the guest of her aged mother.
Monday morning change of time of mail
trains was made. They now leave and arrive
as follows: Leave at 75O a. m, and arrive at
liz a. NJ; then leave at $50 p. NJ, and arrive
at 455 p m.
DR.. c. E. Britto, because Of severe eye
trouble, went to Portland last Thursday ac-
companied by Mrs. Britto They will return
turn as soon as the DR.. is sufficiently improved
20 attend to his patients.
MIR. Daniel Carley was the guest last Satur-
day Of bis niece and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johr. Mclaughlin, School street. MIR. Carley
is an innate of the Togus Soldiers Home dur
ing the winter and is now on furough
Mrs Harry W. Griffin delayed her departure
from the home of her parents, Capt and Mrs
Frank A Patterson, from Monday las report
ed last week in these columrs) to Thursday
because of incement weather. She is now
with her family at Mattapoisett Mass.
The meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of
the Universalist parish. postponed last week
because of the bad weather-a rainstorm-
will be held this, Thursday, afternoon with
Mrs. Harry R. Hichborn, East Main street.
Trusting for lroIitous skies, all are asked to
attend
Last Saturday Mr. Ernest Mclaughlin from
McLaughlin's livery stable, drove Mrs Maria
T, Blanchard, Mrs. Marietta D. Fletcher and
Mrs, Leila C. Thompson to the Narrows, to be
present at the burial services of Mrs. Ferd
Hartman. beloved sister in Bethany Chap
ter, O. E. S.
MIR. H. L. Hopkins, Church street. has decid-
ed to take a three-weeks' steamer trip to
Panama, being DESTROYS of seeing the marvel
GUS piece Of civil engineering accomplished
by Uncle Sam before the water has been let
into the canal. Many neighbors wish they
were to accompany him!
Mrs J. G. Lambert, West Main street, met
with serious accident last week, falling and
breaking her hip, and is suffering great deal
at times. Her niece, Mrs. Fannie (Panno)
Clifford, is nursing her at present. Much SYM
pathy is extended to the sufferer, and to Mr..
Lambert, in his anxiety regarding his wife.
Capt L. M. Partridge. Church street, is en-
during an attack of jaundce at this writing
Monday-and in his state of health and ad-
vanced age his anxious wife and daughter are
feeling much uneasiness. His wondrous re-
cup l.Vl fss f1eque ntly carried him
through seemingly impossible physical strains.
We hope to learn of improve ment before long
in the present illness.
The travelling in this vicinity is indeed terri
BILE! Mud. mud, and still more mud Our local
express between Stockton, Searsport and Bel
fast was obliged to put on four horses to get
through all last week, and nearly half the
days remained at home, the roads being almost
impossible. The frost is coming out of the
ground rapidly and it is hoped there may be
S ONE perceptible betterment soon.
Last week brought Stockton the following |
daily weather: Sunday, fine, mild day; Monday,
rain in morning, dark, raw afternoon; Tuesday,
fog and gentle rain-very dark day; Wednes-
day, dark, disagreeable day-hallstorm for
hours; Thursday, rain and fog, very uncom-
Portable day; Friday. clear sky. high wind,
from the northwest; Saturday beautiful day.
wi tn switching wind from the northwest
From Cape Jellison piers, the following ship
ping report was telephoned Monday afternoon:
March 25th, SCH C. B. Kenard sailed with
largo of edgings for Bar Harbor March 29th'
, teamer Milinocket arrived with a general
: argo from New York. and schooner Mabel c.
Snow sailed with cargo of edgings for Ston-
ington March 31st, steamer Millinocket sail.
ed with paper and potatoes for New York.
As these items are being finished-Monday
afternoon-w are informed that the relatives
of Miss Ethel Colcord have been notified that
a rela pse has occurred in her case, and all are
con sequently feeling exceedingly anxious.
Misses Lizzie B. and Evelyn L. Colcord are
still in Portland boarding near the hospital to
see their invalid sister as often as safe for the
patient. We hope for the appearance of IA
vor able symptoms by another day..
March g. 1918, Stockton village was sadden-
I'd by the announcement of the death OF one
0 I its older and highly respected citizens Mr..
era wford F. Treat. West Main street. The