The Republican journal., 1915-02-04
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Albert M. Ames came over from Augusta
last Friday afternoon foreman over Sunday,
returning Monday to his legislative duties.
Mrs. D. Britto went to Rockland list Sat-
urday by the new river steamer. returning
Monday afternoon by the same conveyance.
The Current Events Club has received new
lot Of books for its library. which will soon be
available to the reading public at Trundy's
store.
L. S, Titcomb, Sylvan street, is suffering
from an accidental strain to his side, operated
upon last spring. Sympathy is offered to him
and wife.
Mr. John E. Prescott, Sylvan street. left
Jan. 18th for business trip to Pittsfeld and
Durham Mrs. Prescott may join him for a
short visit before long.
Mr.. A. S. Heal, granite and marble worker
of Belfast, was in town Jan. 18th looking
after cemetery contracts, many of his memoir
ials being in our burial ground.
Harry D. Shute is now LIST officer of the
steamer Boothbay, running between Rockland
and Bar Harbor for the winter. Mrs. Shute
is in Rockland for cold weather.
Miss Angelina Trivett, an aged lady of Pros
pect, was called upon recently by Mrs. Alvah
C. Treat. v no found her we'll preserved, al
though more than eighty years of age.
Mrs E. H. Doyle recently returned from a
visit with her husband in New York and is
with her children at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard M. Berry, Gilmore street.
The Auxiliary Aid of the Universalist
church was entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. P. L. Hopper, School street, for the u.s.
ual fancy work done by the young lady men,
bers
We hear that DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Stevens are
expected to arrive from Georgetown, Florida,
some time during the present month. A warm
welcome awaits them from patients, friends
and neighbors.
Mrs. John Green of Lawrence, Mass is the
East Main street, since last Thursday. Many
old acquaintance gladly greet her in Stockton
and Prospect
The Ladies Aid Society of the Universalist
parish will meet socially this, Thursday, after
noon with Mrs. Harry R. Hichborn. East Main
hospitabe hostess.
Mrs. Alvah c. Treat, Church street, took her
cousin, Mrs. John Greer of Lawrence, Mass,
to Prospect to call upon their Killman rela-
tives on Sunday, the day being exceptionally
fine for the last in January.
Judge Harrison q Sleeper ard wife, accom-
panied by their son, lawyer Arthur P. Sleeper,
who have for several years occupied the resi-
dence of the late Capt. Everett Staples, Sylvan
street, left last Friday for Newport, Maine.
Wednesday afternoon, Feb 10th, by Mrs.
Milton ]. Goodere, Church street. The topic
for reading and study, selected by the hostess,
is to be Norway the country, people, habits.
costumes, ETC."
Mrs. Harriet (Clifford) Hichborn. who has
been for several months with Mrs. Angie G.
Mudgett, East Main street, was obliged to go
home last week because of severe lameness of
the back. We hope her recuperation may be
rapid and complete.
last Thursday in town, the guest OF her rela-
tives, the Misses Hichborn. Church street,
preparatory to leaving for Portland to spend
the remainder of the winter during Mr. Nick
els business absence in Aroostook county
The reduced railroad rates occasioned by the
holding of the Bangor Food Fair the present
week are inducing many of our citizens to
visit our Penobscot city and enjoy the dis
plays. An opportunity for avaing ones self
of bargains offered by trades people at such
times.
H. L. Hopkins, Church street, attended the
Telephone and Telegraph convention" in
Waterville last week. going on to Boston and
returning by boat Saturday. "For the first
time in my life. found the steamer cold,' he
exclaimed on reaching home. sudden change
of temperature very unpleasantly noticeable
everywh here.
From Cape Jelison piers the following ship
ping report was telephoned Monday evening:
JAN 26th, sch. James B. Drake sailed with DO
tatoes for Norfolk, Va, and steamer Millin.
ocket sailed with paper for New York Jan.
9th, sch. Georgietta sailed with lumber for
Boston. Jan. 3Oth, steamer Itaska arrived to
load seed potatoes for Norfolk, Va. Jan. 31st,
steamer MilIinocket arrived with a general
cargo from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Gardner, Middle street,
were in Belfast to attend the Food Fair two
days last week and were especially interested
because of the Goodhue & Co.'s exhibit of
Blaugas, the Arco Wand Vacuum Cleaner and
line of plumbers goods carried by said firm,
of which Mr.. Gardner is a member. They
pronounce the entire enterprise decided uc-
cess-a genuine credit to Belfast
We are sorry to be obliged to report Mrs.
Ralph Morse. as suffering from an attack of
jaundice. DR.. S. C. Pattee of Searsport is in
medical attendance, and the invalid is appar-
emily doing as we'll as can be expected during
the run of that tedious disease. Sympathy is
extended to both the patient and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jennie M. Bragg, in these trying
hours of illness added to their loneliness
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M Lancaster, West
Main street, arrived from Cambridge, Mass,
Saturday afternoon. spending the night with
his brother Mr. John E. Lancaster and wife