The Republican journal., 1916-11-23
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

The Auxiliary Aid will be entertained by
Mrs. P. L. Hupper. Main street, tomorrow,
Friday, afternoon.
Mrs. Celia Small of Cape Jellison spent the
Hichborn, West Main street.
Whooping cough is prevailing among the
children IN the village, which is making per-
ceptible inroads in the school attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah C. Treat drove t. Pros
pect Sunday for a sleighride and called upon
her aged aunt, Mrs. Usebia Marden, and other
relatives
Mrs. George c. Fletcher, Church street, is at
this writing, Monday. confined to her bed with
an attack of tonsilitis-an old enemy of this
neighbor.
Mrs. George W. Speed, the guest of her
cousin, Miss Nellie Hlchborn. West Main
land jitney for home.
Miss Emma Hichborn came from Belfast
Sunday morning by jitney to spend the day
with her sister, Miss Nellie Hichborn, West
Main street, returning at night by same con-
veyance.
Newell Bowden, Cape Jellison. is patient
of DR.. G.. A Stevens for case of blood poison,
due to the infection of a scratch upon the
hand. 1t is hoped the case may yield to the
careful treatment being given.
Edgar Parsons. Cape Jellison, who recently
suffered from an attack of blood poison from
an infected hand, is now considerably improv-
ed. DR.. G. A. Stevens is the attending physi-
clan. Sympathy is extended the patient, with
the hope that the gain may continue,
Mrs. Estelle B. Crosby, Standpoint road, has
been suffering from an attack of acute bron-
chitis aud asthma the past week. DIR. Small
has been in attendance al d at this writing.
Monday, she is expected to soon resume her
school teaching at Standpoint village.
Congratulations are offered to MIR. and Mrs.
Raymond Smith upon the coming of the little
8-pound son-Otis Alden-Nov 18th. DR. H.
E. Small was in attendance and mother and
babe are doing well. Mrs. Smith is during
her illness, at the home of her parents, Capt.
and Mrs. Chas. Cole. School street.
Don't forget the "Pie Supper" to be served
this, Thursday. night from to O'Clock in the
banquet hall of the Masonic block, at 20 cents
per plate, under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid Society of the Universalist parish. Rec
ollect the reputation of these ladies for fur
nishing attractive and palatable meal.
Miss Mabel F. Simmons closed her School
street house Tuesday night and took Wednes-
days early train for Boston. She will spend
the winter in Brookline, Mass, with her sister
and husband, MIR. and Mrs. Walter F. kimball
and sister, Miss Lillian A. Simmons. Stockton
is looking forward to the spring home coming
DR.. E. D. Tapley of Belfast, assisted by DR.,
H. E. Small of this village, operated Nov. 18th
upon Mrs. John Merrithew. Maple street, for
a serious tronble, from which the patient had
been a great sufferer. Conditions are now
favorable to ultimate recovery. Sympathy is
extended the lady and her anxious family
Mr.. and Mrs. Page Spaulding. Church street
took Saturdays boat for Boston, en- route tc
Beverly. Mass, where they will remain over
Thanksgiving, the guests of his mother, who
is "a years of age. Capt. and Mrs. Charles P
I. Staples will hail the return of these friends
with whom they have lived nearly 10 years
with much pleasure.
MIR. and Mrs. Crawford A. Treat, after more
than fortnight's visit with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Alvah C. Treat, Church street, left
last Thursday morning for Dexter, where
they will remain for the present. pending
future business arrangemen ts. The best
wishes of this community follow this young
couple to their future home, wherever located
Mrs. Fred Eames. who lives in the uppe,
section of the town. is at this writing, Monday
seriously i'll from a long-standng trouble. A
married daughter who lives in Dover arrived
Saturday night to visit her mother, in response
to a telegram from her father. 1t is hoped
that favorable symptoms may develop Sym.
pathy is extended to the patient and to the
anxious relatives.
Harold Halves. recently patient at the Rus
sell Hospital, Brewer, for surgical treatment
for serious ear trouble returned last week
apparently much benefited by the surgical
operation for severe trouble which surgeons
NsSNASo hAAu AIueI nave pIONeu Iatal Wltlln
year. Mr.. and Mrs. Halves after spending a
few days with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Leroy
Nlckerson, Church street. went to their Cape
Jellison home early last week.
MIR. and Mrs George CHM of New York re-
turned early last week from trip to Northern
Maine and were guests of his brother and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas B. CHM, West Main
street. until Monday, when they went to the
ONE of her maternal grandmother, Mrs. John
Z. Randell, Cross street, for visit before their
departure Tor home. Mrs. Ginn's mother,
Mrs. Susie A. Rendell. is housekeeping for
her children during their parents absence,
Mrs. Charles Sanford, accompanied by her
son.. Richard L. Sanford. and his New York
friend. Victor Losgorn, left Sunday in their
automobile for the return trip to their Brook
Ign. N. Y. home. Mrs. Sanford had remained
. week at The Stockton to allow her son and
friend a deer hunt in Northern Maine, after
the falling Of last weeks snow. which render
ed the chase unusually enticing and satisfac-
tory to the successful hunters. who returned
Saturday night by train. Mr.. sanford, ST.,
had returned earlier, because Of business call