The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-29
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Capt. Frank A. Patterson, East Main street.
recently shipgled his house and ell.
Mrs. Charles o. McMann, Church street, left
Tuesday for an indefinite stay in Bangor
Last week gave US five consecutive days OF
sunshine, Friday and Saturday bringing dull
skies and some..rain.
Mrs. George c. Fletcher. Church street, is
just recovering from severe, grip-l like cold
! Nearly everyone is having touch of this ap-
parent influenza.
Mrs. Hosea Renouf, Sea View street, is re.
cuperating from an ill turn of quite serious
nature. Friends hope her recovery may be
rapid and complete.
Mrs. Charles R. Rendell, West Main street
announces her readiness to take music pupils
at her residence. Her capabilities as a teacher
are we'll known by all lovers of piano playing.
DR.. Isaac P. Park, after seeing his mother
Sc tiled in her summer quarters, took Satur-
days boat for boston, en- route to his home in
Revere. Mass, his patients being anxious for
his return.
The Auxiliary Aid of the Universalist parish
was entertained Tuesday afternoon for the
customary fancywork by Mrs. Edgar NJ Col
cord, Mill street,
Owing to the prevalence of bad colds and
the hurry and rush of housekeeping among
the ladies', the meeting of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Universalist parish, has been post
poned this week.
Mrs. Maria F. Blanchard returned Monday
night from ten days stay in Bangor and is
with her sister, Mrs. Herbert Mixer, Sylvan
street, for few days. She will soon open her
own house for the summer.
Miss Emma Hichborn has returned to Bel
fast, after being several weeks with her sister
Miss Nellie Hichborn in their home, West
Main street. Miss Emma is a saleswoman in j.
H. Howes' dry good store.
Miss Emily S. Overlook left April 2lst, after
part of the town. Many frie nds in Stockton
often remember her in her loneliness in the
home bereft Of the beloved mother.
Eden H. Shute has been transferred from
young townsman on this promotion to better
situation on the Bangor & Aroostook railroad,
which he is serving as station agent.
Mrs. Charles c. Park moved a portion of her
furnishings last Thursday into the rooms in the
Britto house-formerly the late Capt. David
N. Berry's place-West Main street, that she
is to occupy curing the summer, taking he r
meals out.
Housecleaning, painting and papering are
the order of the day in every household at
present. The gardens, either flower or vege-
table, are engaging the attention of men and
women both nowadays. Sweet peas and
nasturtiums are already in the ground.
Mr.. Milton J. Goodere moved his family last
C. Park, West Main street, recently purchased
by him. School street misses them, their
home having been upon that highway since
their arrival in town some years ago.
The grass is green on every southern expo
sure of terrace or lawn, and the red naples
true harbingers of summers foliage. April
has been a delightful month-full of sunshine
and unusually mild weather. Shall we have a
comparatively fine May?
The Ames Grocery Co., Renouf and Pink
ham, proprietors, are placing a modern gaso-
line pump upon a concrete foundation to supply
automobiles from their tank, buried below
ground in front of their store on the South
side of Main street. A great convenience to
the travelling public, whose cars are often
thirsty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mixer. Sylvan street,
are expecting visit during the coming warm
weather from their daughter and husband, MIR.
and Mrs. Lew is Barrett. and little daughter,
born since their residence in Ecuador, S. A.
This only grandchild is of the deepest interest
to these fond grandparent and other near
relatives of the young mother.
MIR. and Mrs. G. M. Houghton of Bangor ar
rived in town Saturday afternoon and were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Flanders, East
are always welcome visitors in this village,
where they made hosts of friends during their
two years. residence here. Immediately follow
ing the opening of our railroad. Mr.. Hough-
ton is the general passenger manager of the
B. & A. road since leaving here.
z From Cape Jellison piers the following ship
ping report was telephoned Monday after
noon: April 10Th. steamer Millinocket sailed
with paper cargo for New York and Philadel-
phia. April 10th. sch Seth N. Todd sailed,
light, for Bangor. and tug Hugh Ross sailed