The Republican journal., 1915-04-22
STOCKTON Strings.

Mrs. Alvah G. Treat, Church street, went tc
Bangor, early Monday morning for brief
visit with her sister, Mrs. ]. F. Gerrity.
The Morrison Co. began their extensive fish.
ing operations April 18th, having ten or q
dozen weirs located all about this vicinity
Simon Littlefeid, Jr., of Marblehead, Mass,
was in town last week to attend the funeral
Thursday of his father, Mr.. Simon Littlefeld.
May flowers are. being brought home by the
eager searchers among the school children.
Will these sweet bles SONS be plentiful by May
day?
Mrs. L. S. Titcomb. sylvan street, returned
April ! 4th from a brief visit with her aged and
infrm parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dearborn,
Pittsfeld, Me.
Mrs. Ralph Morse, West Main street, went
to Standpoint last Saturday to remain until
Tuesday, the guest Of Mrs. Merida B. Pierce
of that village.
Willie Clark came from MILO last Saturday
to spend Sunday with his grandmother, Mrs.
Ellen G. Clark, Maple street. returning Mon
day afternoon.
Rupert Dorr, marine diver, has been engag-
weirs at Sears Island. This is Mr.. DORIS
special business.
Mr.. Alvah C, Treat. Church street, was quite
sick last week from the prevailing Influenza
self from DR.. Stevens treatment, promptly
administered.
George F. Hichborn, accompanied by Mrs.
Mary Y. Phoenix, arrived Saturday 70 remain
over Sunday and Patriots day with his sisters.
the Misses Richborn, Church street. These
guests took Monday s at ternoon train for Port
land.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles H. Emery, Maple
street, are having their house wireo through
out for electric lights. To be in fashion now.
a-days one must introduce this modern method
of conveniently furnishing the necessary
house illumination.
The sardine factory at Lowder brook opened
last Thursday with a complement of opera
tives, which will e increased when the sup
ply of little fishes becomes more plentiful.
1hls business is owned ny the 1orton, rev
Fisheries Co. OF Gloucester, Mass.
Eden Pendleton. Cape Jellison, was in Ban
gor last week for surgical treatment for the
kidney and bladder troubles which have caused
him much suffering for weeks, and has re-
turned apparently much benefited May his
convalescence be rapid and recovery complete.
Last week gave us Gull weather and consid-
cradle rain, with a mild temperature. The
frost is coming out in our roads, rendering
travelling very bad in certain localities. Mr..
l.. Albert Gardner injured his automobile Fri
day in coming home from Belfast.
Mr.. Eden H. Shute arrived last Friday from
Alton. where he is station agent, for a brief
visit with his mother, Mrs. Eden s. Shute, Syl-
van street, and other home friends. He left
Tuesday morning on his return to his position
Holidays are appreciated by old and young.
Mrs. Charles c. Park, accompanied by her
son. DR.. Isaac P. Park, arrived Friday from
Revere, Mass, and Immediately began pack
ng her household furnishings, preparatory to
selling her residence to Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Goodere. She is to board in our village
through the summer, old friends are glad to
know.
Mr.. Levi G. Griffin, Maple street. has added
to the conveniences Of his pleasant home by
the recent introduction of electric lights
throughout. Mr.. Wilbur Magune, assisted BY
his father-in-law, Nj. .ir.t (,..l.,, b