The Republican journal., 1916-01-20
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

ferlng an attack of the grip SO prevalent in
the village.
Mrs. Harold E. Small, West Main street
was the Tuesday hostess of the Auxiliary Aid
of the Unversalist parish.
j. A. Decker, Hopkins block, Church street,
has been In Patten for the past three weeks,
where he is running "log hauer."
Mrs. Alvah c. Treat, Church street, spent
last Friday in Prospect, the guest of her aged
aunt. Mrs. Useba Marden, 81 years DID,
Mr.. Charles o. McMann, Middle street, was
seized Sunday with an attack of the grip,
necessitating the calling of physician.
Mrs. Maude Corbett, Railroad Avenue, was
reported quite ill from gastric troubles since
last Thursday, but Monday was somewhat i'm
proved
By special invitation the Ladies' Aid society
of the Universalist parish will meet this,
Thursday, afternoon with Mrs Eben Libby,
Sylvan street.
Miss Doris Decker and brother, Master Don
Decker, have been housed with the prevailing
grip, but both were sufficiently recovered to
be out Monday.
Miss Olive Foster, School street. is confined
to the house, differing from the grip,a1d Mrs.
Chas. A. Snow, is at present supplying for her
In the telephone office.
Ms. Lydia T. Emery of Bangor, after sever.
al weeks visit with her son and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Emery, Maple street, left
Jan. 18th for her home.
Saturday the following notice appeared in
the post Office: Owing to the cold wave and
much sickness, there will be no services at the
Universalist church, next Sunday
The Current Events club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Harry R. HIGH
born, East Main street. Current Events"
was the topic for reading and study.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Hartman and fam
lily recently returned from Sunshine and are
spending the winter with her mother Mrs.
Louis T. Murray, Standpoint Road.
MIR. and Mrs. Wellman Hanson, Standpoint
Road, were in Belfast January 18th to attend
the funeral of her aged paternal aunt, Mrs.
Mary W. Stephenson, aged 81 years.
Mr. j A Flanders, East Main street. took
atu1das's early train for Maiden. Mass to at.
tend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Kidder.
who has been an invalid for some time,
Charles A. Snow, principal of our Hioh
school, reported a constant increase of alb
sentees, due to illness through last week-17
out Of 40 on THURSDAY and 81 on Friday.
Mrs. Carrie P. Hsmlin, Church street, and
the three Morrison boys, sons of MIR. and Mrs.
W. H. Morrison, Church street, were on the
Monday list of DR.. Stevens grip patients.
At this writing, Monday, Archie McLaueh-
lin. School street, is among the victims of the
grip epidemic prevailing in town. He has
been confined to his bed since Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Black and daughter, Miss Grace.
of Standpoint. spent Sunday in the village
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s.
Moulton, Cross street. returning home at
night
Master Luvile Trundy. youngest son OF
Mr.. Adrian Trundy, West Main street, was a
grip victim, through the past week, but today
Monday ventured into the out-of- door SUM-
shine,
Or. II. Everett Hichborn of Cambridge,
Mass. after weeks visit with his East Main
street cousins, E-r. and Mrs. H. R. Hicbborn.
took Thursdays boat for Boston, en- route for
home.
and Mrs Eden S. Shute of schooner DAYLIGHT
from Martinique. They were to leave soon
for Gopaives, Hsyti, to load logwood for Con.
necticut.
John Merrithew and son, Mr.. Clyde, Maple
street, are suffering from severe attacks of
grip, which are being quite protrated Mrs
Merrithew is just recovering from similar
sickness.
M. j. Goodere, West Main street, who had
been severely ill from grip for several DAYS.
W as able Monday to be about the house. His
son, Richaro Goodere. is supplying for him as
Stockton's station agent during his Illness
Master Stanley WaIdwell. only child of Mr..
and MIS-. John II. Warowell, Church stree t
is at this writing among the recent grip pa
tients and today, Monday, is still confined to
his bed, although hat more comfortable
MIR. and Mrs. H. R. Hayes, West Main
street, after years residence in town, have
decided to return to Boston. Many Stockton
acquaintances regret their departure. Their
musical talents as soloists will be missed nv
all music lovers.
Mrs, j. B. Thurston, wife of the lightkeep-
er at Fort Point, has been ill the past three
weeks from chronic troubles aggravated bv a
cold. DR.. Stevens is in medical attendance.
Her daughter. Mrs. Sterling of Castine, is
caring for her.
Ex-Governor Bert M. Fernald of Poland
was in town Jan. 18th. He dined at 1.-THE
Stockton" and complimented the service and
menu. MIR. Fernald is a candidate for the
nomination of United States Senator and was
here calling upon his Republican friends.
Edward NJ. Moulton of Roslindale, Mass =,
after surprise visit of ten days with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Moulton, Cross
street, left Monday morning for Searsport to
dine with his sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Rogers. before taking the after
noon boat for Boston, en- route to his home.