The Republican journal., 1915-04-15
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Miss Vivian Titcomb. Sylvan street. re-
turned Saturday from q three weeks visi
with friends in Winterport.
Miss Gertrude Cole. School street. came hom
early last week from . visit of several week
i with married sister in Calais.
| Mr.. Fred Vincent Sea View street, move,
his family to Searsport last week as his EN-
| ployment on the railroad is in that vicinity.
Mrs. Sidney Fayle, Sea View street, 10 suffer
ing from q serious case Of the prevailing in
fuenza. DR.. G. A. Stevens is in attendance.
Willard M. Berry, Gilmore street. was seizet
last Friday with bad case of the grip. DR.
G. A. Stevens is closely watching the invalid.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Gardner: Middle street
we're in Belfast for business and pleasure Mon
day afternoon. going over in their automobile
Mrs. W, N. Lower, Church street. left Mon
day for Boston. en- route to Los Angeles, Calf.
where she expects to spend six months or &
year.
Mrs. Edward H. Doyle ana Mrs. Nicholas B
| to spend month with their respective hus.
| bands.
| Irving b. Merrilhew, Church street. return
ed from Bangor last Saturday. having finished
his course at the Commercial college with
honors.
Mrs. Frank Blanchard. Standpoint road. il
having hard cold. verging on real grip. DR.
Stevens has been called to prescribe for the
patient.
Mrs. L. S. Titcomb, Sylvan street, left Mon
day for Pittsfeld, called there by the failing
CONDITION of her aged parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John Dearborn.
Mr.. Henry Clifford. West Main street, who
has been quite severely sick for several
writing, Monday.
Frank v. Davis announces the engagement
of his youngest daughter, Mrs. Ada Faustina
(Davis) Berry, to Mr.. Lee D. Wentworth of
Boston and Bangor.
Mrs. Albert G. Colcord, East Main street.
has recently had her house wired for electric
lighting, having 80 lights-house, ell, stable
and cellar-which she is enjoying.
N.
recently improved the convenlences of her
pleasant home by adding electric lights
throughout the entire line of buildings.
Mr.. Eden Pendleton, Cape Jellison, has for
some weeks been quite sick, suffering from a
kidney trouble which is very wearing. Sym
pathy is extended to this genial citizen and his
solictous wife and family.
The Current Events Club will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon. April 2lst, by Miss
Mabel F. Simmons, School street. The topic
for study. selected by the hostess, will be an
nounced to the members later.
Miss Leora Partridge, Church street, arrived
home last Thursday, having been detained
with friends in Old Town by ten days ILL
ness from bad attack Of the grip. We hope
convalescence may be rapid in home air.
Mrs. Maria F. Blanchard. Sylvan street, re-
turned from Bangor last Friday, the elderly
lady for whom she has acted as housekeeper
for the past year having passed away. Stock.
ton has hearty welcome for this genial towns
woman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Daley. School street
are receiving congratulations upon the arrival
of wee son in their home Monday morning
The mother is doing WE'LL but the infant seems
very frail. DR.. Stevens is looking after the
health of both.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Flanders, East Main
street, heard Monday of the "Old Stork's" gift
of fine son, James A. Flanders, 3rd, to their
ME T..
of Albany, N. Y, on Sunday. Congratulations
to happy parents and grandparents.
Miss Lillian A. Simmons and niece. Miss
Frances KimbaIl. took Saturdays early train
for Boston after weeks visit with Miss Ma
bel F. Simmons in the family home. School
street. Old friends will be glad when they
are in Stockton for the summer vacation.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Universalist
parish will be entertained this, Thursday AFTER
noon, socially. by Mrs. Simeon F. Ellis, Church
street. This genial hostess hopes to welcome
goodly number of old friends whom she has
not met since her recent return from Quincy,
Mass.
{ 3 Mrs. Lorena Derry Ferguson of New
Hampshire is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
John E. Lancaster, in the former home of
their father, the late Capt. Emery Berry. Her
health being far from good, she has been SO
closely within doors that comparatively few of
her old acquaintance learned of her presence
in town until recently. Welcome to once IA
miliar scenes.
Mrs. Harry D. Shute came up from Rock
land April 9th for an indefinite stay with her
mother, Mrs. Albert C. Colcord, East Main
street. Mr.. Shute will soon resume his re.
sponsible position as chief pilot of the Bar
Harbor steamer Morse, to which he was pro.
NOTED last year when the former head pilot
was made captain. Congratulations to our
young neighbor.
The band concert and vaudeville entertain.
ment last week under the auspices of the
Stockton Springs bind, was a grand success;
band music excellent, clarinet solo, trombone
playing and banjo selections re markedly well
executed, vaudeville productions very amusing
and crowd large. The dance following was
very enjoyable with music by DORIS orchestra
Another German raider seeks U. S. protec-
ton! Stockton wonders how many more will
come, after exhausting coal or ammunition; and
being in danger of capture from the Allies
warships. Will this Kronprinz Wilhelm in
tern, like the Prinz Eitel Friedrich? The cap.