The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-10-07
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

DR.. G, A. Stevens. Church street, left Mon
day morning for Troy to visit his parents, his
father being sick with kidney trouble.
Mrs. Charles Cole, School street, suffered a
severe attack of cholera morbus last week,
but is improved at this writing, Monday.
Mrs. Albert C. Colcord, East Main street,
recently returned from short visit with her
sister, Mrs. George Robinson, in Rockland.
Monday was glorious October day and all
are hoping that the prophecies, heard on all
sides, of warm. beautiful month may be veri-
fed
Miss Olive Foster. School street, took Mon
days boat for Boston, en- route to Brockton,
Mass, where she will visit paternal uncle
and family.
Mrs. Frank Heath, Gross street, is improv-
ing from bad attack of the prevailing cpl
demc. Her daughter, Mrs. Byron Andrews
is still with her.
The regular service at the Unive rsalist
CHURCH, Rev. A. A. Blair pastor, has been
changed from the evening to the afternoon,
beginning at o'clock.
Misses Gladys and Pauline. daughters of
Capt and Mrs. Charles Cole, School street,
left Monday by Boston boat for Bridgewater,
Mass, to visit relatives
Little Miss Evelyn Noble, Seaview street
entertained party of juvenile schoolmates.
Monday from 30 to p. M, the occasion be-
ing her birthday anniversary.
Mr.. M. L. Pinkham, one of the proprietors
nf he last
week Ford car from Mr. John Mclaughlin
which he had upon the street Sunday.
Mrs. j. E. Prescott formerly Mrs. May
vitle) returned from Boston last week with
her supply of fall and winter milliney, which
is on display at her room in LaFurley block
Main street.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Universast
parish will meet this, Thursday, afternoon
with Mrs j. A. Flanders East Main street. to
cut and make the little stockings" for the
future contribution All are cordially invited
to participate in the needle work
The many friends of Mrs. Jennie (Morse)
Bragg hear with much pleasure the continued
reports of her steady improvement at the
Paine Hospital in Bangor. Surgeons and
nurses declare all symptoms favorable for ul-
innate recovery from her recent surgical
treatment.
Master Keith Weymouth spent Sunday with
his friend Master Stanley Wardwell, Church
street, the two enthusiastic youths making an
early morning trip Monday to Cape Jellison
piers to be present at the docking of the
steamer Millnocket, this being habit with
our young neghbor.
The proverbial september hush" was eff
fectuaily broken by the boisterous winds of
the last week of the month. The atmospheric
realms swept clean for the incoming,
presumably fine, month of October. Friday
brought glorious beginning followed.
however, by transform Saturday and dull
Sunday.
Mrs. Eden H. Shute of West Sebec arrived
Saturday 10 spend Sunday with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Flanders East NJ ain street
Monday she accompanied her sister, Mrs John
N. Levine, and John, Jr.. to their home
in Watertown, Mass, where she will remain
for a short visit. Mrs Levine has spent the
summer with her parents,
Mr. aad Mrs William Clifford of Bethel, Vt
! with friends, Mr.. and Mrs Williams motored
4 to Stockton last Saturday and spent Sunday
: with h.s cousin aud wife, AR. and Mrs. S. b.
Aerr5new, Church street, Monday morning
the party, accompanied by Miss Ruth Mer-
rithew, eft in their car for BrooksyiIIe TO visit
relatives, thar being Mr.. CHford's native
town.
Miss Maud MerIithew, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. 5. b. Merrithew, Church street. took
Mondays boat fer Boston, en- route to Brock.
ton, Mass, where sha VIII visit Miss Beuah
Cousens and other friends She was accom-
panied as far rs Boston by little Miss Doris
Titcomb, who spent the summer with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Fitcomb
Sylvan street. Her father met her in Boston
to take her to their home in Springfield, Mass.
Stocktons 10 cent store is reality
Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Ellis, Church street. open
ed early last week the customary SUI ply of
goods to be found on such counters. Give
them a call. Thay located in the western
tenement of Sprague's block, Main street. The
public is glad to see it again occupied. Mrs.
Ellis is enthusiastic. courteous and obliging
and ever ready toewelcome her lady friends
whether patrons visitors. Many friends
wish them success in this new venture.
Mrs Seth Brown, Middle street, in the alb
sence of her husband, is acting the part of the
good samaritan in assisting Miss Harriet D.
Hichborn during the illness of her sisters for
the past ten days. M ISIS Mary has been
fined to the bed more than week by severe
attack of the epidemic prevailing in tow and
Miss Faustina is suffering a return of her
previous serious eye trouble-sceritis- is
(she hopes temporarily ag ain in absolute dark
ness. DIR. Stevens who is watching the case,
thinks present indications favorable.
MORRILL,