The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-02-17

J. B. Thurston. lightkeeper at Fort Point. is
suffering from rheumatic troubles. DR.. Stew
ems is attending him.
Deiville Trundy, son of Mr.. Adrian Trundy.
West Main street, is in Frankfort, where he
has secured present employment.
Mrs Albert R. Bennett, Middle street. a
patient of DR.. H. E. Small. is recuperating
from recent severe attack of the grip.
Mr. Everett Grieve. Church street, who has
been very seriously ill from pneumonia follow
ing the grip. is pronounced by DR.. H. E. Small
as convalescing.
Mr. John E. Prescott Sylvan street. left last
Friday afternoon for Lawrence, Mass, called
there by the death of his sister, Mrs. Dale
the first break in his fathers family.
The Auxiliary Aid Of the Unversalst Parish
was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Nicholas B. CHM. at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford N. Fletcher, West Main
| street.
Miss Mary Murray. pupil at Higgins Clas-
steal Institute, Charleston, Maine. after brief
visit with her mother. Mrs. Louis F. Murray.
Standpoint road, returned Monday to her
class duties.
| Miss Fannie Mudgett, Church street, who
from an attack of grip was obliged to leave
]. A. Flanders, for whom she was housekeep-
ing during the absence of his wife, has so far
recuperated as to be able to return.
| DR.. G. A. Stevens has been in attendance on
Mrs Raymond Grant and son Henry, both sick
from the grip. AT this writing, Monday, both
are somewhat relieved but still requiring the
services of physician and nurse.
The store OF Goodhue & Co. Main street.
was closed Tuesday afternoon, Feb. Sth, out
of respect to the silent partner, the late Mr..
Thomas Brockbank of Boston, whose funeral
/ took place at that time in his Boston home,
| MIR. Morton L. Carleton, assistant station
/ agent at Searsport comes to Stockton Satur-
day night and remains until Monday morning
with his wife, at the home of her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. L. S. Titcomb, Sylvan street.
Mrs. AIvah c. Treat, Church street, went to
Bangor Thursday to attend the Food Fair,
and was the guest of her sister, Mrs. j, F.
Gerrity, until Monday afternoon. A pleasant
trip all features, is reported by our neigh
Dor.
Those in reed of electrical attachments and
| appliances secure such from Wilbur c.
Magune, Middle street. Mr. Magune, the
electrician in town, is rendering himself popu-
lar by his dependable, efficient work in wiring
for electric Lighting
The drama gwen by the senior class Of the
High school last week was literally patronized
and much enjoyed, netting 50 co. to be added
to the graduation fund. A supper-oyster
stew, doughnuts and coffee-was served at The
Stockton and was highly satisfactory to the
more than fifty patrons.
| Walter +. Trundy, Church street, recently
| wired for electric lights throughout the house
formerly the late B. NJ. Roberts place. owned
by bs father in law, Mr.. Noah Twiss, and &C.
cupied by MIR. and Mrs. Twiss on the first
floor and Mr.. Trundy and his family on the
second floor.
| MIR. L. A. Gardner returned Friday from
tarry of several days in Boston, where he was
called by the death of business partner, Mr.
| Thomas Brockbank the silent member in the
firm of Goodhue & Co., since its formation
Mr.. Brockbank was brother of Mrs. A. P.
Goodhue, wife of the senior member of the
firm.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Fletcher, Church
street, left last Thursday for Searsport, and
leaving their little son, Walter Eden, with
friends there, took the early train Friday
morning for Bangor to attend the Food Fair,
returning Saturday night to Searsport to visit
friends for few days before coming to Stock
| ton.
Allan Ellis, Cape Jellison, patient for the
past two months in DR.. E. D. Tapley's hospi-
tai, Belfast, where he underwent an operation
for severe case of appendicitis, returned
home last Saturday and is at present under
the of DR.. Stevens for surface ulcer, the
external wound not having yet healed salts
factorily.
Mr.. and Mrs Bion B. Sanborn, Church
street, after four days visit with her brother
and wife, Mr. and Mr.. Frank S. Treat of Milo,
arrived home Friday morning They report
Mr. Treat as having decided to continue his
jewelry business, having taken his stock,
rescued from the recent fire, to temporary
quarters.
Monday evening Mr.. Crockett, proprietor of
the moving pictures exhibited here each Sat
urday night, gave performance, followed by
a dance, as benefit for Everett Greve Gust
recovering from pneumonia who has been his
pianist. accompanying him on his circuit for
the past year.
Mrs. Lorena (Patterson) Ferguson, who has
been with her sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Lancaster. for the past year. at the
home of their father, the late Capt. Emery
Berry, East Main street. suffered severe APP
oplectic shock early last week, but at this
writing, Monday, has rallied somewhat. and
DR.. Stevens considers indications favorable to
further improvement. Sympathy is extended
to the pat: emit by her numerous Stockton
friends.
Mrs. Simeon B. Merrithew. Church street,
suffered very severe attack of rheumatism,
located in shoulder. arm and hand. last week.
necessitating the attentions of DR.. Stevens,
the pain being most excruciating. Her daugh-
ter. Miss Maud. was at home with her. Mrs.