The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-02-22
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

MRS. Crawford, boarding with Mrs. L. s.
Titcomb. sylvan street. returned Saturday af-
terooon 49,. four DAYS visit in Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. h. Morrison. Church street.
srrived home last Friday afternoon from
three.week's stay in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. L. F. Murray. Standpoint road is at
present assisting Mrs. H. E. Small, West Main
ct, during the doctors convalescence.
1.s Auxiliary Aid of the Universalist SO.
ciety will be entertained tomorrow, Friday.
afternoon. by Mrs. Edgar NJ. Colcord. Mill
street.
Mrs. Louis F, Murray, Standpoint Road
housekeeper for Mrs. Morrison, during her ab-
sence in Boston, returned to her home Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Sanborn are having in
terror painting, paperinR and re-dresslDg OF
floors done throughout most Of the lower por-
ton Of their house.
Mrs. Jennie (Morse) Bragg. West Main
street, is having painting and papering done
before the paper hanger is busy in the usual
rush of spring work.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Unive-salist parish
will be entertained this. Thursday, afternoon
by Mrs Alvah C. Treat, Church street. 1t is
hoped there may be goodly attendance.
Clarence E. Dobbin of Jonesport and Miss
Lizzie z. Trundy of Stockton Springs were
married in Bangor Monday afternoon, Feb
18th, at the residence of the officiating clergy
man, Rev. E. c. Brown, of the Forest avenue
Congregational church.
The next regular meeting Of the Current
Feb. 28th, with Mrs. Charles P. Staples and
Mrs. Page Spsulding, at The Anchorage"
Church street The topic for reading, selected
by the hostesses, is Maine, in History and
Fiction"
DR.. Ii. E. Small, West Main street, suffered
a severe attack of the measles. contracted
from Patient, which confined him to the bed
last week and to the house at this writing,
M onday afternoon, although he is now able to
sit up, DR.. G. A Steveis was his medical at
tendant
Mrs. Small of Monroe was in town last week
a guest for several days, of her on and wife
DR.. and Mrs. Harold E. Small, West Main
street, called here by the doctors illness, an at
tack of the measles. She returned to her
home Sunday afternoon, leaving the doctor
improving.
Mrs L. M. Partridge, Church street. al.
though slowly gaming from the effects of
recent accidental fall, is still unable to feed
herself, because of the condit on of the sprain-
ed wrists, 10th of which narrowly escaped
breaking. She sits up but little, though chang
ing from bed to couch in the afternoon. l
Mrs. Freeman Lathrop, Church street, re-
turned home last Saturday night from fort
nights nursing in the family of Mr. Walter
Grant (who bought the Freeman Partridge
ola ce in the upper section of Stockton) who
ost an infant child. seven weeks old, from
Sympathy is extended the be-
-eaved parents.
Harry D. Shute returned to Rockland last
Thursday. going by way of steamer Islesboro
rom Belfast to Camden and trolley to Rock
and, leaving his wife and baby with her
mother. Mrs. A. C. Colcord, East Main street.
leeming it unsafe to subject little Harry, Jr,
20 the drafts and chils cons. queEt upon SO
many changes. Until the strikes on the Bos-
on boat are adjusted and the customary SER
1ice resumed, there seems little prospect of |
more favorable conditions for travelling with |
,sbies.
MIR. and Mre. AIvah C. Treat, Churt street, |
1rove to Winterport last Sunday to call upon
Ter sister snd husband, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Freeman. Mr.. Freeman is still confined to
lis bed by the Injury to his leg--a broken
oone-caused by fall upon the sidewalk dur |
ng the icy period several weeks ago. By the |
advice of Bangor physician he will remain
quiet in bed for two W eeks longer Present |
conditions are favorable in the physicians |
opinion for ultimate recovery. Ca their re- |
turn drive MIR. and Mrs. Treat called upon her
cousin ard wife, MIR. and Mrs. Will Kiiman in
Prospect. They reported the sleghing as not
very good-too much untrodden snow.
The masquerade ball. given last week in
Denslow Hail. proved so pleasant an occasion
that the promoters decided to repeat it, on
Thursday, March LIST, when it is hoped the
number of maskers may exceed that of the
previous occasion. The handsomest costume,
Scotch Lassie-Annie Laure-was worn by
a.