The Republican journal., 1916-02-24
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mrs. Daisy Nickerson of Searsport visited
her sister. Mrs. Forest Vest last week.
Mrs. Clegg, trained nurse from Frankfort
is with Mrs. Fannie Bridges, Middle street.
Among the business callers in town the mid
die of last week Mr.. Archibald of Milo.
Mrs. Lorena (Patterson) Ferguson's condi
ton remains apparently little changed from
last weeks report.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Morrison returned FRI
| day night by train from three weeks trip to
Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Forest West, Church Street, is suffering
| with a ca1buncle on her neck. DR.. H. E.
| Small is in attendance.
| The Auxiliary Aid of the Universalist parish
/ was entertained Tuesday. Feb. 22nd, by Mrs.
| P, L. Hopper. Main street.
The Ladies' Circle of the Congl. Society was
entertained the afternoon of Feb. 10th by Mrs
Truman Lathrop, Church street.
MIR. and Mrs. George C. Fletcher and little
son Eden. Church street. returned last Friday
rom weeks absence in Bangor and Sears
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lambert of Bangor
are occupying the Lambert house, West Main
street, where they expect to be the most of
the time henceforth.
The Current Events Club met Wednesday
with Mrs. Avah C. Treat, Church street
The topics for study, selected by the hostess,
! were Current Events and Domestic Science
From typographical errors in last weeks
issue of The Journal the High school dance
was printed drama, and Master Eden Fletcher
read Walter Eden. We regret these mistakes.
Mrs. Hattie C. Hichborn returned to her
home, West Main street, last Friday evening,
after having been with the Morrison children,
Church street, during the absence of their par
ents.
Walter F Trundy is holding bargain sale
the present week. His entire stock is offered
at greatly reduced prices, including many en-
trely new goods. Look in at The Fad,' be-
fore the weekend.
Mrs, Cleveland E. Hooper, Church street,
is convalescing steadily from her recent illness.
Miss Katharine Kane of Frankfort is assisting
her in her Domestic matters since the depart
ure Of her trained nurse.
Bion B. Sanhorn advertises crazy man
sale" At his gents furnishing goods store and
grocery depart ment, East Main street. Don't
fail to see his wonderful reductions A So
called, genuine "saughter sale"
Last Sunday because of the extremely low
temperature and bad travelling no services
loll a..
morning the thermometer registered IS de-
grees below zero, the coolest day of the
winter.
Mrs J. /. Shute of Bucksport arrived Mon
day to visit her sister, Mrs. H. S. Kearney.
and husband, and brother, Mr.. Cleveland
Hooper and family. Church street. Mr.. Shute
joined his wife Tuesday morning for brief
stay in town.
Last Saturday gave US the most disagree
able storm of the seasonal morning rainfall
changing soon to damp snow storm, driven
into heaps by boisterously swirling March
like wind, few pedestrians venturng beyond
their com Portable homes.
Because of the serious illness of her hus-
, band Mrs. Alvsh Clifford of Standpoint re-
signed her position as teacher of the Grammar
school in that village and Mr.. Warren of Ken
duskeag arrived Feb. 18th to take her place,
eginning his work the following morning
Pownal Lodge. F. and A. M =, was inspe cted
Wednesday evening, Feb 18th, by D. D. G. NJ
Edwin e. Goodwin of Lincolnville. The third
degree was worked upon one candidate, fol-
lowed by an oyster supper in the banquet hall.
Several visitors from neighboring lodges were
present.
Everett Grieve, Church street, is steadily
recuperating from his severe pneumonia We
understand that he was the recipient of S25
from the benefit given him by Mr.. Crockett in
special exhibition of moving pictures and
dance early last week, he having been Mr.,
Crockett's pianist the past year.
Mrs. Harry S. Kearney and little daughter.
fl ON two-weeks' visit with her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. StiDson Hooper, in Bucksport Com
ing to Standpoint by boat she found the home
ward drive from the latter place most tedious,
the day being the toughest Of the season.
Our community heard with deep regret last
Saturday of the death of Alvah Clifford (form-
erly of the village) at his Standpoint home
Death was due to protracted case of tuber-
culosis. FASTENED by an attack of the grip.
DR.. Stevens, DR.. Small and DR.. E. D. Tapley
of Belfast gave the patient their attentit ms,
but medical skill failed to arrest the progress
of the disease. He is survived by wife, by
two brothers, David Clifford of Boston, An
drew ]. Clifford of California; by half-sister,
Mrs. Fred A. Hartman of Waterville, and by
several nieces and nephews. Deepest SYM
patty is extended to the bereaved widow and
all relatives in this irreparable loss of de-
voted husband. true friend and reliable citi-
zen. The funeral took place Tuesday after
noon at his late home, the so called Joshua
Jordan place, Rev. Mr.. Beaumont of Sandy
point officiating.
Under the most suspicious conditions-a
beautiful spring-li day, delicious dinner.
daintily served, genial and happy company
the Current Events Club. the ladies' literary