The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-03-29
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

01ON1A Wv "a ANAAN00s
The Congregational sewing circle will meet
this, Thursday. afternoon with Mrs. Hall. Rail-
road avenue.
Mrs. Alvah C. Treat. Church street. spent
Tuesday, March goth, in Prospect, the guest Of
her cousin and wife, Mr.. aud Mrs. Will KILL
man.
The Auxiliary Aid of the Universalist soci-
ETY. will be entertained tomorrow, Friday, af-
ternoon by Mrs. Elmer E. Thompson, Church
street.
William Lambert. West Main street. took
last Thursday's boat for Boston to buy a
spring stock of dry and fancy goods for his
Main street store.
Mrs. H. L. Hopkins. Church street, left by
steamer last Thursday afternoon for Rock
land, en- route for Boothbay Harbor, where
she will remain for a fortni ght for a needed
rest.
The Red Cross workers under the auspices
of the Current Events Club. which were to
have met next week with Mrs. Alvah c. Treat,
Church street, have been obliged to change the
time of meeting. New date will be given next
week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Universalist
parish is invited to meet this, Thursday, after
noon with Mrs. Willard M. Berry, Gilmore
street. The hostess hopes for a goodly at
tendance.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stinson Hooper of Bucksport
visited their son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve-
land Hooper, Church street. March 18th,
81 ending the night with them and returning
the next day to their home.
Miss Frances Kimba of Brookline, Mass
arrived by train Monday to spend her Easter
vacation from boarding school. 1.-THE House in
the Pines," Norton, Mass with her maternal
aunt, Mics Mabel F. Simmons, School street.
| Mrs George H. Hopkins, Church street. ar
rived home Mrrch 21st from three weeks
Gri fin in Mattapoisett Mass. She was called
t here by the illness Of her mother, who is now
much improved in health.
W. H: Morrison, Church street, accompanied
ny MS 1dtueI- iH-ldW, L. DIy dht VI SutiSIs
Maine, left last Thursday by boat for Boston.
Mr.. Morrise returned Saturday night by
train, leaving Mir. Bryant the guest of his two
daughters in Mansfield, Mass.
Laura P. Kelly. West Main street. suffered
ute severe i'll turn, last week. necessitating
the medical attention of DIR G. A. Stevens.
who pronounced it case of heart trouble. At
this writing, Monday, she is apparently as
we'll as before the recent attack.
John ]. Wardwell of Rockland. accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. Ellie W. Chandler of
Ca mden. and his son, Libbeus Wardwell of
Camden. arrived by Boston steamer March
2lst to visit MIR. ar d Mrs. John E. Lancaster,
East Main street. They returned by boat
Thursday afternoon.
W. H. Kelly of Brewer arrived Saturday to
visit his aged no,fer. Mrs. Lsuraf. Kelly,
for Prospect, to call upon the parents of his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Ames, before TAX |
ing train early Monday morning for home.
George Lanpher, Lowde: Brook. men,
Der OF the Gran0 jury drawn laSC september |
for the year, and Mr.. Lee Bennett of the Mar |
rows, recently drawn for the traverse jury,
will 90 to Belfast for the April term of court,
W hich sits the third Tuesday of the month.
Mrs John E. Lancaster. East Main street,
endured a prostrating i'll turn last Friday, |
since which she has been confined to her bed. |
The deepest sympathy is extended to the in
valid by her many friends in this protracted |
case of Illness DIR. G. A. Stevens is her at
tending physician
Mrs, Fred Smith ard little daughter Virginia |
of West bos are the present guests of her |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs William Lambert, West !
Main street. Mrs. Smith is in poor health, is |
under the care of physician in Bangor. and is
here hoping for recuperaton in the bracng
air of the seacoast.
M ISIS Mabel F Simmons, School street, ar
rived by afternoon train last Thursday from
B rookline. Mass where she spent the winter
with her sisters Mrs. Walter F. Klmball and
Lillian A. Simmons. Welcome home! Old
friends are glad to see the house re opened,
after being closed since November.