The Republican journal., 1913-03-13
STOCKTON SPRINGS.


Mr.. Warren NJ. Treat Of Chelsea, Mass. ar
rived in town Monday. called here by the death
of his father. Mir. Crawford s. Treat
Mrs. Elizabeth Crawford of Hinckley is the
guest of Mrs. L. S. Titcomb. Sylvan street. She
rived early last week for stay of indefinite
length.
Mrs Arthur Foote OF East Boston came to
st ockton by Mondays steamer to attend the
funeral, Tuesday, of her father, Mr. Crawford
S. Treat.
Mr.. Crawford A. Treat came home from
Colby College Monday to be present at the
b urial services Of his grandfather, Mr. Craw-
ford S. Treat.
Mr. Frank H. Cousens, Church street, has
been quite seriously i'll the past week from
, bad cold, but is now improving, although
rather slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred M. Nckerson of Monroe
were guests of Mr.. ard Mrs. Leroy Nckerson.
Church street. two days last week They left
Thursday for home
Mrs. Edgar M. Colcord, Mill street, is Just
improving from attack of the prevailing
serious cold in this neighto1ho,d She has
been housed some time
Mrs. Elmer E. TIL, mYson Church street. is
suffering from an attack of grip, which is
proving quite severe. She has been confined
to the house for two weeks
Miss Fannie Mudgett. while suffering from
broken ann has been, by invit ton of Mrs
taustie Q. Berry, with her at the home of her
father, MIR. Frank V. Davis, School street.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mixer, Sylvan street,
have been in Fenobscot the past week because
of the illness of Mr. Mixers aged mother
about whom they are feeling great anxiety
We are glad to reEoit Mrs. Albert c. Col
cord as improving after her discouragng
sickness. due to very severe cold, most in
sistent In Its clverse features OF appearance.
Mr.. Alfred Berry, in the uller section of
/ our town. is convalescing very slowly from
ms recent severe atteck # pneumonia. DR..
/ stevens considered his case d bad one from the
beginning
! Mr. and Mrs. William Morrison, Church
street, went to Augusta he mic die Of last
week. returnil 6 Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Carrie T. Haml kept ouse for their family
during their absence.
Mr.. Truman Lathrop. Church street. has
been seriously i'll the past week, d very bad
cold having induced d severe head trouble. He
is more CO mfortable and gaining at this writ
! irg, Monday afternoon.
! Mrs Celia Herriok, Middle street, has been
| utferiI Oft E
has aggravated her chrome heart trouble.
causing very bad illness. She is gaining at
: this writing, Monday T. NJ
/ Mrs Henry S. Moulttn, Cross street, is at
this date March 10th--con fined to the bed by
complication OF Troubles. caused by one of
! the prevailing colds which are proving so
/ severe throughout the town.
| MIR. Leonard LaFurley, only sen of Mr. and
Mrs. M. r. LaFurey. West Main street, after
, a weeks illness iron cold threatening
! pneun onia, is ow able to he upon the streets.
| locking rather pale, however.
! The illness of Mr. Crawford S. Treat, which
| see med relieved last week returned, accom-
panied with complications, and Saturday the
end came, peacefully at last after days of
estlessness and unnatural heart action An
obituary will appear next week.
| Mr. J. N. Levine arrived from Waterville
| last Saturday, called here to Join his wife by
the illness of their babe, from bronchitis "a
! hard trouble with yourg child! He is report
ed less seriously ill today-Monday-
friends look for steady imp ovement.
| Capt. L. Nj Partridge, Church street, suffered
a very painful attack of acute indigestion
Sunday afternoon. These having been fire.
quent for several weeks he is greatly reduced
IN strength-an alarming development in one
so advanced in years and in such poor health.
Mrs. E. A. Mayville, School street, left early
last week for Bangor. en- route to Boston,
where she will remain until after Easter, then
buy ing her millinery for the spring trade. An
artist in her line, Stockton is indeed fortunate
In retaining her services in our village.
Mrs. Horace M. Griffin, Middle street, suffer-
ed an attack of the grip last week but is on
the nendlng hand at this writing, Monday,
m. Nearly every house has, or has had, some
victim of this ugly disease, or something akin
to it, within its doors during the present sea-
son.
Mr.. ]. L. Lancaster of Cambridge, Mass,
arrived by Saturdays Boston steamer to join
his wife at the home of his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Edward NJ Lancaster, West Main street.
to accompany her home after her visit with
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Horace M. Griffin,
Middle street. They took the steamer Mon
day afternoon for Boston. Old friends regret
the enforced brevty of his stay, but business
demanded his presence in Cambridge.
From Cape Jellison piers, the following ship
ping report was telephoned Monday evening:
N arch 3rd, steamer Millinocket sailed with
paper and potatoes for New York. March 7th,
steamer Millinocket arrived with general
c argo from New York. March 9Th, schs Caro-
line Kreisher and Mabel C. Snow arrived. to
load edgings. March 9th. steamer Millinocket
sailed with paper and potatoes for New York.
A telegram from Portland this, Monday,
morning announced the critical illness of Miss
Ethel Colcord from meningitis at the Eye and
Ear In Urinary. where she has been in training
for q professional nurse since last autumn.