The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-03-02
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

bargain sale to March I'd.
The Ladies Aid of the Universalist church
will meet this, Thursday, afternoon with Mrs.
} Alvah C. Treat, Church street.
Mrs, Harold Halves, Cape Jeison. spent
Thursday in the village, the guest of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Nickerson, Church
street.
The Auxiliary Aid Of the Universaist par
ish was entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Charles A. Snow, at her rooms in Hop
kins block. Church street.
The usual services were held in the Univer-
salist church last Sunday, the temperature
being milder, although was gently fall
| ing throughout the day.
AS the weather last week was unfayorable
to patronage. especially for the ladies', Bion
B. Sanborn is continuing his "crazy man sale"
through the present week.
| Miss Louise Shute has returned to Mrs, J. A.
| Flanders since the arrival of the latter from
Boston, having been with Mrs. A C. Colcord
during Mrs. Flanders absence
Mrs. Lewis Bumps. Seaview, street. accom-
panied by DR.. H. E. Small, went to Bangor
! last Friday to enter the Eastern Maine Gener-
81 Hospital for surgical treatment
Capt. and Mrs. Lewis M. Partridge, Church
street. were patients of DR.. Stevens the past
week, suffering from very severe colds, Capt
| Partridge who critically i'll, died Monday.
MIR. George H. Hopkins, Church street, left
Thursday for Boston route to Mattapoisett,
Mass, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Griffin
and family. Later he will attend the annual
automobile show in Boston.
| Mrs j. A. Flanders, East Main street. re-
! turned Feb. 10Th from an absence of several
weeks in Boston and vicinity She left her
daughter, Mrs. j. N. Levine, and baby girl of
| WATERFOWL, Mass, doing we'll
| Albert M Ames, Church street, was in Pros
pect last Monday in his capacity as an under
| taker to conduct the funeral of Mrs Hannah
| holbrook, aged lady, whose remains were
taken to WinterporJ for burial.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred A. Hartman of Water
| vile arrived Feb. 22d at Standpoint to attend
the burial services of her brother the late
Alvah Clifford. leaving that afternoon BY boat
for bucks port to take the train for home
The meeting of the Current Events club
| Wednesday, which to have been with Mrs
| Alvah c. Treat, Church street, was postponed
| because of the funeral of Capt. L. M Part
ridge, which occurred that afternoon
William Lambert is holding bargain sale
! of the late j. G. Lambert's stock this week at
! the Lambert store, Main street Miss Maud
! Merrithew, since the improvement of her
mother, Mrs. S. 8. Merrithew, Church street.
is again clerking in this store
| The many friends of Mrs. Levi S. Griffin.
: Maple street, regret the lack of Improvement
| IRON her old kidney trouble, she being still
! confined to the bed and suffering much pain in
3, the right organ. 1t is hoped favorable symp-
/ toms may soon develop in her case.
! Albert M. Ames, Church street, IS capdi-
date before the Primaries, for nomination as
! the Republican Representative to the Leg1sla-
; ture at the next election. Mr. Ames held this
position IN the last biennial session of our
State Legislature. Success to our neighbor.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Hartman of Cambridge
| Mass, were called to Stockton, Feb, 22nd. to
/ be present with her sister, Mrs. Alvah Clifford
at the funeral of her husband on that day
/ They remained with the bereaved sister and
/ aged mother, Mrs. Joshua Jordan, until the
following Thursday
Last week gave US most unpleasant weather,
beginning with the coolest day of the season,
Monday. gradually rising temperature Tues
day, an all-day snow storm Wednesday, inter-
mingling rain, hail and snow, Thursday, driv-
ing easterly rain storm Friday, which utterly
! ruined the sleighing, and rain Saturday morn
! ing, with misty, raw afternoon. What has
| March in store for US?
David Clifford of B oston arrived in town
| Feb. 22d to attend the funeral of his brother
! he late Alvah Clifford of Sandy point, leaving
for Bangor Immediately after the services to
take the train for Waterville, where he spent
the night with his sister and her husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred A. Hartman, leaving the next
morning for home. While here he called up-
on his aged maternal uncle and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs James M. Treat. West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jackson, Church street.
spent last Thursday in Bangor in consultation
with DIR. Sanger regarding painful mouth
l trouble from which Mr.. Jackson has been suf-
! fering for several months. After an exami-
nation of the tissue and the blood, finding no
| disease in the latter, the surgeon recommend
ed the removal ola section of the Jaw bone
fixing Wednesday of the present week as the
date for the operation. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson
were again in Bangor for the necessary treat
ment on that day. Neighbors extend sympathy
to Mr.. Jackson in his trying case, hoping Tor
| beneficial results from the surgeons treat
ment.
AS these items are being prepared, Monday
afternoon, we learn that the aged and we'll
known citizen of the village, Capt. Lewis M
Partridge, has passed away death being due to
the infirmities of advanced ages years
aggravated by a severe cold. The community
extends deepest sympathy to- the stricken
wife devoted daughter. Miss Leora PARTRIDGE
and son in the far West. Mr.. Melvin Partridge,
in their great bereavement. The funeral took
place Wednesday afternoon from his late resi-
dence. Church street. Rev, A. A. Blair of the
Universalist church, officiating. Capt. Part
ridge was the oldest man in town, holding the
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