The Republican journal., 1916-01-27

Mrs. Bion B. oanborn and daughter Gwendo-
Ign, Church street, are improving from severe
attacks of the grip suffered last week. and to-
day, Monday, Master Donald is showing symp-
toms of the same dread disease.
Mrs. Fred Blanchard and daughter, Miss
Laura, of Standpoint, ARE present victims of the
grip, which is entering nearly every household
in town. Mr.. Blanchard and daughter Nellie
are recovering from similar attacks
Miss Louise Shute quite sick last week
from an attack of the grip at the home of
Mrs. Albert c. Colcord, East Main street, but
was able to be out Sunday, and Mrs. Colcord
was suffering severe grip-like cold.
Miss Elva M. Randall, Cross street. called
Or. Stevens early Monday morning. being a
sufferer from the grip Today, Monday she
was unable to be in the school room, but was
hoping to soon be able to resume her teaching.
MIR. J, D. Young, East Main street, suffered
severe attack of grip last week, which
threatened pneumonia. The patient was seri-
ously i'll for several days but at this writing,
Monday, has sufficiently recuperated to ven.
ture out of doors.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R.Hay es, West Main street,
left Jan. 18th for Bangor to take the Pullman
train that night for Boston. Mr. Hayes has
been given some superin tendancy by The
Great Northern Paper Co. in that city, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. Lewis Barr 1T of Stone House farm
came last Thursday for his mother in law,
Mrs. Herbert Mixer, who had been caring for
her sister, Mrs. Maria Blanchard, through an
attack of the grip, his wife and four children
being all down with the prevailing epidemic
Mrs S. Fannie Bridges, Middle street, was
seriously i'll from grip through last week, DR..
Stevens giving the patient very close atten-
ton. She is at this writing, Monday, rallyine
although still very weak. Miss Eva FayIe is
with her, this being satisfactory winter ar
rangement.
Cards have been received from Mr. and Mrs
John N. Levine of Watertown, Mass, an
nouncing the birth. Jan, 10Th of little daueh-
ter. Lucille Levine, weight 7 lbs, II ozs, Con-
gratulations are extended to parents and
grandparents. The happy maternal grand
mother, Mrs. j. A. Flanders of this town. is at
present with her daughter. Mrs Levine was
the guest of her parents last summer.
DR.. Knowles, specialist of Bangor. was in
town, Jan. 18th, called here to inject nitrogen
gas. into the pleural cavity in the case of Miss
Marian Kneeland of Cape Jellison, whose lonp
standing lung trouble has been greatly ap.
gravated by her recent severe attacks of the
grip. DR. Harold E. Small, the ATTENDING
physician. considers her now wel-nigh conva.
lescent from the grip attack, fact which her
u umerous friends are glad to know. hopinp sba
may be spared future suffering from outside
ailments.
Wednesday evening, Pownal Lodge. +. "A
M. installed the following officers. for tho an.
suing year: Charles A. Snow, W. NJ; Harry
Kearney, S. w.; W. A. Young, J. w.: A. M
Ames, Treas; L. A, Gardner, Sec'y; French
S. D.; Percy Kneeland, ]. D.: Cbas
kneeland. Marshal: Frank Blanchard. Chan
Isaac Llttlefield. S. ST. Irving Littlefield. j. s..
ralph r. Shute. Tyler. In the absence of d |
v: EDWIN q. Goodwin of King David's Lodge |
OF Lincolnville. who was detained at home bv |
the GRIP the officers were installed by Past d. |
u. &. N. Charles Kneeland.