The Republican journal., 1917-02-15
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mrs. Aneie Mudgett, East Main street,
is now slowly convalescing from her re-
cent illness. due to severe cold.
Our citizens are glad to hear Of the
improvement of Mrs. ANNE n. narlr
man, East Main street, VINO nae peen
quite i'll from very serious co'o ior t~o
weeks.
Willard M. Berry, Gilmore street, re-
III ,,4i Feb. 1st from two Gay pusl-
ness trio to Augusta. He greatly enjoy
ed his visit to our capital city and espec-
tally to the capitol ITSELF
Mrs. Michael Corbett, Railroad Place,
submitted to surgical operation rep;
9th, Dr.. H. E. Small operating, assisted
by DIR. Fairchild of Searsport. we nope
conditions may be tavoraole W d rapiu
recovery for the patient.
Charles Heath, Standpoint. has re-
turned from the Waldo County Hospital,
Belfast, where he was for sometime
patient for blood poison OF the hand,
and is now doing we'll at his home under
the care of DR.. G. A. Stevens. We trus,
there will be no relapse in his case
The Current Events Club, at its regu-
lar meeting at Mrs. II. l.. Hopkins,
Church street, Jan. 31st, voted TO op-
serve its mid winter dinner Feo. 1th by
trip to Bangor. dining at 'Ihe Colo
NAL. and attending the theater IN the
afternoon, returning by night train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D. Shute and
baby, Harry Jr. arrived from Rockland
Feb. Sd, for visit with Der mother,
Mrs. Albert C. Coleord, East Nam
street, and his mother, Mrs Eden S.
Shute, Sylvan street. Welcome 10
Stockton, from many old friends In their
native town.
Capt. Eden S. Shute, Sylvan street,
arrived home Feb. Sd from Bristol, K.
l., where he arrived Jan. 30th from
Hayti with a cargo of logWood The
round trip was most successful ana the
N j. owners of the vessel are anxious
for him to remain in command, but mari
time matters are in too unsettled condi-
ton for anything 10 he decided.
Mrs. Walter Rich of New York, a
guest for several weeks at The Stockton,
left Feb. LIST to join her husband and son
at Swan Island, Where business detalns
him for the present. Mrs. Rich Is d
sister-in-law OF Mrs. Humiston, wife of
the proprietor of the hotel, and she with
husband and son will be here for visit,
before leaving for New York.
Mrs. Edward l. Littlefeld, Church
street, heard last week that DR.. Porter,
the operating mouth specialist, wished
that her father, Frank B. Jackson. be
removed to radium hospital for special
treatment before leaving for home.
Therefore the transfer was made, last
Sunday, and he will remain two weeks
in that institution. 1t is hoped that
favorable results. may follow the ap'
planes.
Numerous friends regret the accident
which happened to Mrs. l.. M. Partridge,
Church street, Thursday evening, Feb.
LIST, she falling over hod of coal In her
kitchen and SO severely sprainlng both
wrists-barely escaping breaklng-as tc
render her entirely hel pless. She was
also very badly shaken up by the jar anc
feeling much consequent nausea. Sym
patty is extended by all neighbors to ber
and daughter, Miss Leora, who is just re-
covering from a severe bronchial cold.
A large box of prepared Red Gross
articles-the second one forwarded by
the Stockton ladles-was sent Jan. goth
to the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital,
Boston. There is still need for old ma
terial for the work, and any having such
worn cotton cloth in white and llgh,
colors, tabecloths, napkins, towels, etc.
will please send them to Mrs. Everett
Staples, Church street, or any other
member of the Current Events Club, I'M
der whose auspices this labor is being
carried forward There is a particular
call for the knitted bath mitts, and any
one willing to knit them will be furnish
ed with the yarn on application to the
CLUB. The next me citing will be Wednes
day, Feb. 2lst, the place to be announc
&c later.
Pownal Lodge, No. 1l9, F. & A. M
has adopted the following resolutions OF
respect:
Whereas the Supreme Architect ii
His Divine wisdom, has seen fit to
gather into the land where his Fathers
have gone before him by the all devour
ing Scythe of Time, our aged and re-
vered Brother, Joseph S. LaFurley
therefore, be it
| Resolved, That in the death of Bro
LaFurley, Pownal Lodge. No. 1l9, F.
| A. NJ, loses true and faithful member
who always wore the emblem of limo
cence and the badge of Mason with
pleasure to himself and honor to the
Fraternity and that the Town loses al
honest, upright and loyal citizen. W.
rejoice that our aged Brother had ample
time to enjoy the happy reflection conse
quent on we'll spent life and died II
the nope of glorious immortality.
Resolved, That as token of respec
, that our charter be draped in mourning
for thirty days and that a copy of these
resolutions be spread on our records, 8
py sent TO each of the sons and copy
sent to one of the county papers for pub
LEGATION.
CHAS. KNEELAND,
j. R. MERRITHEW,
ALvAH G. TREAT,
Committee on Resolutions.
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