The Republican journal., 1916-12-14

A few of the Unlverealst parish COOK books
| are still unsold, and those desiring copies for
| Christmas presents can obtain them from Mrs.
Elmer E Thompson. Church street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Universalist
parish will be entertained this, Thursday,
! afternoon by Mrs. F. S. Humiston at the hotel
All are cordially invited by the hotess.
Capt. Charles Cole in schooner Edith Nc
lntyre, arrived at Mack's Point Saturday with
lellson piers Sunday to load lumber for New
York
Mr.. and Mrs. Page Spauding, Church street
returned Dec. 9Th from Thanksgiving visit
with relatives in Massachusetts, Capt. anC
Mrs. Charles P. Staples gladly welcoming
them in their joint home.
Rev A. A. B lair delivered an excellent ser.
mon last Sunday, highly appreciated by the
! congregation, on 1.-The Final Harmony of AL
Souls with God" 1t was the last in the series
of sermons upon the points of the Universalst
faith,
The Auxiliary Aid of the Universalist church
was invited by Mrs H. l.. Hopkins, Church
! street, to meet at her home Wednesday after.
noon to join in the Red Cross work icing
done under the auspices of the Current Events
Club.
Mrs. Alice T. Doe, West Main street, left
last Friday for Boston en- route to Philadel-
phia. where she will spend the winter. Her
daughter, Miss Blanche Doe, remains with her
mother, Mrs. James M. Treat, and is attending
the Stockton Springs High school,
Mrs. Raymond Smith, who had been with
her mother, Mrs. Charles Cole, for a few
weeks, recently returned to her home, Morse
avenue. Her little son, Otis Alden, is now
suffering from whooping cough. Fortunately
the case is mild one.
Mrs. Morton L.. Carleton from CRYSTAL sta
ton, B & A. K. R., came Dec. 9th for brief
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Tit
comb, Sylvan street. She left the next MORN
ing for Winterport to take her little daughter
(who had been with MIR. Carletons parents for
few weeks) home with her.
Mrs Fred Eames returned last Friday from
tn Tapley Hospital, Belfast, where she re-
Gently underwent a severe surgical operation.
She has been much relieved and is, apparently,
daily improving; sits up little each day Her
anxious family and friends hope for continued
physical gain. Dr.. H. E. Small is watching
the patient.
Charles A. Snow. principal of our Stockton
Springs High school, went to Pittsfield last
Friday, combining business and pleasure in
the trip, returning Monday night Mrs Snow
was with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Aston
Ellis. in Standpoint during his absence, com
ing back Sunday afternoon in time TO attend
to the playing of the organ for the afternoon
service at the Universalist church.
Il. l.. Hopkins, Church street, recently
bought of L. A. Gardner our hardware dealer.
a traction engine-an 50 l6 Mogu'-for use
on his meadow farm, where by its use he can
greatly lessen the number of men necessary
to manage the place. There is but one other
similar machine in Waldo county, this being
the first of it's size
Mrs. Richard Bennett, Sandypoint road.
recent pneumonia patient of DR.. G. A. Stew
ems, is now much improved and able to sit ND
a little. 1t is quite remarkable recovery in
one of her advanced age. Mrs. Fitzhenry of
Bangor has been with her, during her illness.
and daughter, Mrs. Shannon, and the grand
sons wife, Mrs. Damon Shannon, have assisted
in caring for her.