The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-01-29

Another son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Hackey. Maple street. Mrs. l.. r.
Murray is with Mrs. Hackey as nurse. Mother
and baby are doing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton J. Goodere recently
bought the so-called Hamlin house on upper
Mill street and will occupy it as their perma-
nent home in the near future.
Monday quite a surprise was created by the
coming of cablegram addressed to Sir Chatles
Ross. Standpoint, but it later transpired that
it was intended to be delivered at Sandy Hook,
NY.
These items are closed Monday evening
while thick snowstOrm is swirling OUTSIDE.
Our very changeable weather is undoubtedly
responsible for the colds and grip prevailing
in town.
The Auxiliary Aid of the Universalist par
ish was entertained Tuesday afternoon by MRS
Nicholas b. CHM at the home Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford N. Fletcher, West Main
street.
Mrs. Lydia Emery of Bangor is the guest Of
her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emery,
Maple street, for an indefinite time. All &C.
quaintances gladly greet this prepossessing
lady In stockton.
Mrs. Edgar M. Colcord and little daughter,
Ada Roxanna, with small son, Melvin NUGGET,
have all been sick, from severe colds the past
Init DR. hatt tor al
tlis date, Monday.
The regular meeting vi the Current Events
Club on Feb. 4th will be postponed because 81
The annual dinner of the Cub members to be
served That Gay at The .3tocAion", M. L. In
gals, proprietor. The LADIES HOY ing the
Weather bureau may arrange tor proptious
Skies on that date.
The condition of Mrs Josie Bell Simpson,
ht alth is 20 serious that her husband, Nj
Ct ford Simpson, recently took her from the
nome of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ii
West, Gilmore street, to sanatarium in Mass.
achusetts. Deepest sympathy is felt by all
stockton neighbors for the patient, husband
and aged parents in this affiiction.
Clifford N. Staples recently bought of Good
hue q Co.. 20 h. p. International Harvester
Cos. kerosene engine and installed it last
week at his home. He has single saw, a
stave saw AND iced grinder. This is the first
kerosene engine 10 be operated in this vicinity
and the largest one east of Portland. See it
| and be convinced of its capacity.
Last week bought this locality greatly va.
ried weather. Tuesday was mild and very
terlDg snow storm, followed by lovely Thurs.
day, which presented charming sight-the
big expanse of soft, glistening whiteness
stretching as far as eye could reach. Friday
was mild but overcast and Saturday gave US
warm rainstorm.
From Cape Jeliison piers the following ship.
ping report was telephoned Monday afternoon
Jan. 2Oth, steamer Carolyn sailed with paper
for New York. Jan. 23rd, steamer Kanawhs
| sailed with seed potatoes for Norfolk. Va
Jan. oath, barge Lehigh Valley, No. 7O7, ar.
rived with cargo of acid phosphate from
Cartaret, N. j., and steamer Millinocket sailec
with paper Tor New York. Jan. 26th, steamer
Dorothy arrived to load potatoes
Pownal Lodge, F. 4 A. NJ, at the annua
ceremony, Jan. 22nd, installed the following
officers: Alvah C. Treat, W. Nj; Edgar L
Heath. S. w.; Joseph G. Hartman, J. w.; AL.
bert M. Ames, Treas; L. Albert Gardner, Sec.
Frank L. Blanchard, Chap; Frank v. Davis
| marshal; Willard Craft S. D.; Charles A
Snow. J. D.; John Small, S. s.; Frank Heath.
| s.; Henry Heath, Tyler. The exercises were
made impressive, by the earnestness of thu
| D. D. G. M, Mr.. Charles Kneeland of oul
town. After the installation remarks wer,
made by DR.. C. E. Britto and Mr.. J. A. Elan
ders, visiting brothers, and solos were render
ed by Miss Lucretia Flanders, Miss Josephine
Davis and Miss Laura Blanchard. Mr.. Griev
| presided at the piano, and little Miss Helel
Commo of Cape Jellison sang very pleasipgy
Following this entertainment for the familie
supper was served in the banquet hall by tn
brethen, the excellent cookery of their wive
and daughters being apparent in the quantlt
and quality of the dishes served. About IL
persons were present. The occasion was yer
enjoyable, as pronounced by all guests an
wives, mothers and children of the fraternlt
participating in the pleasures of the evenlnl
Many former active members OF this lodg
will gladly learn of the continued prosperity {
! Pownal Lodge, F. and A. M, of Stockte
Springs.
| VITAL STATISTICS. MIR. Walter F. Trund
town clerk of Stockton Springs. furnishes tt
following list of marriages, births and deatf
within the town during the year 1913:
MARRIAGES.:
Feb. End, Harry S. Collins and Mabel
March 23d, Albert E. Westine and Lillian
Young.
Martin
June 2sth, Edward S. Hammond and Maui
L. Robbins.
June 9Th, Percy L. Baker and Ada A. Rende
Julv 8t,' Donald Ciegg and Helen M. u
Sept. 18th. Alison M. Kimball and Madel'
"a Oct. 18th, John S. stinson and Inez s Parser 3
Nov. 10th. Roy Perkins and Freda b. he
Dec. l4th, Charles l. Lttlefield and Mona
Leach.
parents
Jan. 2, Melvin E. Dickey. NJ. N. and k'
Feb. /. Gerald Grant. c. F. and lnes
Grant.