The Republican journal., 1913-03-20
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mrs. Faustina Davis Berry, School street.
left last Thursday for Boston, Prov idence, +,
l., and New York, to be fbsent some weeks.
Misses Vivian .Titcomb, Sylvan street ard
Mary Murray, Standpoint road, arrived home,
March 18th, from visits in Bu1nham, Pitlsteld
and Belfast.
Mrs. Walker, mother of Mrs. John W. Ward
well, Church street, with whom she makes her
home, has been spending two weeks with rel
atives in Belfast
Mrs. William Morrison, Church street. is
confined to the house at this Gate, Monday, by
sickness Miss Banna May Smith is assisting
her for few weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Nickels of Searsport called
upon relatives in our village, March 18th,
having driven over in celebration of the glorious
too fine to remain ln-doors?
MissVivian Titcomb, Sylvan street, entertain
ed a company of four young lady friends over
last Saturday night and Sunday in celebration
of her seventeenth birthday anniversary
Miss Maud Merrthew, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Simeon B Merrithew, Church street, has
been quite sick the past week from one of the
tedious colds prevailing throughout the town.
Mrs Arthur Foote of East Boston took
tending the funeral of her father, the late MIR.
Crawford f. Treat, West Main street, Tues day
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Warren NJ. Treat Of Chelsea,
Mass, called here by the decease of MIR. T.
father, Mr.. Crawford +. Treat West Main
street, left last Thursday afternoon for home,
going by Boston steamer.
Mrs Simeon B. Merrithew, Church sire ct,
suffered most painful attack OF grip, COM
hineu with pteurlsy, last week, but more
comfortable at this with G, Monday. although
still confined to the house.
Mrs. J. A. Flanders, East Main street, left
Monday for Boston. route to Westdale
Mass, to visit her mother Other Massac Gnu
sets cities will be visited, and, possibly New
York, before her return stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emery, Maple street
are making quite extensive interior alterations
III thelr residence, which when completed " Ill
be great Improvement in the culyeniences,
especially about lining room, kitchen etc.
The response, Of cur people, to tn "Singing
SCHOOL, sugg estlou, has been sufficiently
thdslastic TO warrant he announcement Of the
meeting OF the class III Hichborn hall on Tues
day evening, March 18th. For details bills
later in post Office.
he Ladies Aid Society will be entertained
Annie Il. Hartman, East Main street. All
are CORDIALLY invited, to be participants in the
playing and social chatting of the hours,
by the genial hostess.
Mr.. Crawford A. Treat, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alvah 4. Treat, Church street, called from
Colby College to attend the burial services for
mis- grandfather, the late Mr.. CrawfoI f.
Treat, returned to his studies March 18th, be-
ing a sophomore al his college.
Mrs Harry W. Griffin of Mattaposet Mass,
arrived last Thursday to surprise her parents,
Capt. ana Mrs Frank A. Patterson, East Main
street, by a visit. Welcome TO Stock on, is
gladly extended to Genie May" by her num-
erous FRIENDS in her native town.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Mixer Sylvan street,
reached home March lllh from Penubscot,
where they were called by the serious illness
of Mr.. Mixers aged mother, who died March
18th. Their Homecoming was fastened by the
very severe cold contracted by Mrs. Herpert
Mixer, which induced an attack of distressing
asthma, We are glad to report our neighbor
gaining somewhat.
Owing to the service for the Belfast Com
mandery, Knights Templar, being arranged to
be helo in the Univelsalst Church next Sun
day afternoon, the customary meeting in the
Stockton Universalist church will be omitted,
and the Easter service will be given the next
Sunday. Some have thought this arrange
ment excellent, because of the great amount
of sickness at present in the village.
The illness of Miss Ethel Cocord in the hos
pltal IN Portland has developed into typhoid
fever; and, although very seriously sick, her
nurse reports her doing well as can be ex-
pected. Her sisters, Misses Lizzie B. and
Evelyn L. Colcord, at this writing, Mon
day, IN Portland Fullest sympathy is extend
ed to the patient and her anxious sisters and
brothers by hosts of Stockton friends.
Last week brought Stockton the following
weather. Sunday, mud, quiet snowstorm; Mon
day, warm, lovely day with water dripping
from all southern exposures; Tuesday, damp
snowfall In the morning, clear in evening;
Wednesday, lovely, almost summer-like day;
thursday. foggy and mild; Friday, dark day,
misty rain-very springlike in atmosphere
and appearance; Saturday still mild with thick
log, rain in evening.
From Cape Jeison piers the following ship
ping report was telephoned Monday afternoon;
March 18th, sch. Mabel C. Snow sailed with
edgings for Stonington. March 14th, steamer
Mlllnocket arrived with general cargo from
New York. March 10th, steamer Milinocket
sailed with cargo of paper and potatoes for
New York. March 17th, sch. Caroline Kreischer
sailed with edgings for Stonington.
Last Saturday, Mr.. E. H. Denslow, long an
invalid. passed away from a complication of
diseases, added to the infirmities of advanced
age. He had for many years owned and occu-
pied the large place formerly the property of
the late Capt. Andrew Dickey at Lowder
Brook. which he called "Lingraden- on Penob-
SCOT" The funeral took place Monday after
noon, Rev. Arthur A. Blair, Universalist. Of
floating The nterment; by his request. was
in the Cape Jellison cemetery. MIR. Denslow.
in active years, was a broker on Wall street,
New York, coming here first in search of
satisfactory summer home. For many seasons
he spent only the warm weather at his place;
but as increasing years lessened business in
terests he made a permanent home at his
beautifully located estate on Fort Point Cove.
Sympathy is extended to his daughter, Mrs.
Favre, who with her husband. is in Europe.
OBITUARY. News of the death Of Mr.. Mark
Carley of Tolono. ILL.,, who passed "over the
river" Feb. "a, 1918. after . long wearing ILL
ness, has recently been received by relatives
in Maine. The deceased was born in Waldo.