The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-03-25
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Miss Ida Merrithew. Water street. was quite
i'll on Sunday from very bad cold. Monday
she was greatly improved.
Miss Vivian Titcomb, Sylvan street. left
Sunday tor Winterport to be the guest Of Mr.
anu MRS. Carleton Ter few days,
Capt. horace M. Griffin. Middle street, is
suffering from one of the prevailing bad colds
at ms writing, Monday afternoon.
Mar. Jack tiaLo.r Is arrived home last Satur-
day 1lom months absence wl,h relatives in
boston and vicinity ana in Albany, N. Y.
uls Truman Lathrop. Church street, called
on Mls. sessl. (Maruen) berry last week ind
ing hel III veiy helpless conoitlon, physically.
MISS Leora Par ridge. Church street, spent
las. week III Bangor anu Old Town tor shop
ping anu visiting. She will return the present
Week
Truman Lathrop Church street, called upon
Simon Llttletield, In the upper porto of The
tomn last SUNDAY. ne being In poor health Tor
some time.
MIS-, Chiffon Smell arrived from Maiden.
Mass, March 18th 70 jvin her husband Tor the
funeral of his mother. Mrs., Sarah E. Smell,
W est Main street.
GEORGE h. hopkins, Church street. arrived
home March l7th from boston trip OF ten
days, having greatly enjoyed the fine auto
mobile show which he specially went to attend.
q. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Smell left the day fol-
loving their mothers funeral, March 17tn, for
their home at Maiden, Mass. Mr.. Smell is
Principal of the Grammar schools Of that city.
Mrs. Susie A. kenoell, Cross street, took
last thursdays boat tor Boston en- route for
Chiffon, N. j., where she will visit her daugh-
ter Maud and husband. Mr.. ana Mrs. George
CHM.
Miss Mabel F, Simmons arrived from Boston
March 10Th and Immediately opened her school
street house, closed curing her winters abb
sence. All neighbors gladly welcome her in
Stockton,
parish will be entertained, socially, this, Thurs
DAY, afternoon by Mrs. Alvah C. Treat
Church street. All are cordially invited to
participate.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Titcomb, Sylvan street,
are suffering 11om severe colds. Such affect
ions quite prevalent throughout the viii
lage and vicinity. Usually one of the spring s
attendants in this climate.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Unversalist
parish was very pleasantly enter tanned last
Thursday afternoon for needlework by Mrs.
Frank A. Patterson, East Main street. A
goody number was in attendance.
MIR. Eden H. Shute arrived home Saturday
afternoon to remain over Sunday with his
mother. Mrs. Eden S. Shute, Sy Ivan street.
He took Mondays early train for Alton, where
he holds the position of station agent.
Have you see the pretty shirtwaists, dis
played at 1.-The Fad, with the new colored- Dor
dered handkerchiefs to match the costumes?
Trundy always keeps an eye out for the new
styles. 1t pays to examine his stock often.
From Cape Jellison piers the following ship
ping report was telephoned Monday evening:
March 10th, sailed steamer Millinocket. with
paper cargo for New York. March 22d. sailed
sch. Susie P. Oliver, with lumber for New Y ork.
Mrs. McMann of Bangor, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Leavitt, with little daugh-
tie r Madeline, arrived last Friday to visit her
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McMann.
Church street. They left Tuesday for home.
Mrs. J. E. Prescott formerly Mrs. Mayville)
is in Boston selecting her spring millinery and
Nil ba bov he ebo
friends. Stockton rejoices that she is to con-
tinue her business, at least through the sum-
mer.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry D. Shute came up from
Rockland last Saturday for brief visit with
her mother, Mrs. Albert c. Colcord, East ain
street, and his mother. Mrs. Eden S. Shute
Sylvan street. They returned Monday after
noon,
Mrs. George Titctmb and little daughter
Phyllis left Thursday for Waterville. Mrs
Titcomb is expecting to undergo an operation
for appendicitis, having been in poor health fol
year. Mr.. Titcomb joined his wife Saturday
night.
Last week little Miss Ada Roxanna and Mas
ter Melvin M. Colcord, children of Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar M. Colcord, Mill street. were sick
from very facilitating colds DR.. G. A. Stew.
ems was called to minister to the little ones
and Monday found them 1ecuperating.
The Current Events Club will meet tomor-
row. Friday, afternoon (the postponement
being because of the funeral of Master Good
hue on " Wednesday, with Mrs. Charles H. EN-
cry, Maple street. The topic for study and
reading. selected by the hostess, is mature
Study"
Early Monday morning Stockton's grand old
man., Master Albion P, Goodhue, aged 81 years
last July, quietly slipped across 1.-The Bar in
to the beauteous sea of Eternity. Sympathy
is extended to his only surviving child, Mrs
Carrie A. Gardner. who since her widowhood
has been with her father. An obituary will
appear next week.
March 10th was the eighteenth anniversary
of the birthday of Miss Vivian Titcomb, young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Titcomb,
Sylvan street, and she entertained a company
of three young ladies during the afternoon
and over night, much to the pleasure of all
participants. One expected guest, unavoidably
detained at home, was greatly missed by Miss
Titcomb and her companions.
Miss Marian KDee1and whn is nouy with bar