The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-01-18
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

MRS. Faustina P. ellis Of Cape Jellison will
leave today, Thursday, by train, to join her
husband. William Gillis, in Boston.
Payments for care of the cemetery lots are
now due the trustee, MIR. S. B, Merrithew. One
dollar per season for each lot is the price.
Mrs ]. H. Wardwell and son Stanley, Church
street, returned last week from visits in Bos
ton, Stopeham, lass and Hanover, N. H.
Leroy Golden of Boston and Mrs. Carrie NJ.
; Ha min, Church street, spent Monday in Ban
gor, for shopping, returning on the p. m.
train.
Dr. H. E. Small West Main street, recently
installed new violet ray electric machine in
throughout the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Morrison, Church
street, went to Castine Jan. 10th, he for busi-
ness matters and she to call upon friend.
They returned Thursday.
The infant son of Capt and Mrs. Manley
Grant, Water street, is at present under the
care of DR.. G. A. Stevens, suffering from
very severe and prostratng cold.
Mrs. Willard M. Berry. Gilmore street, is at
present the guest of her daughter and hus-
band Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Doyle, in Carl
bou for a six weeks Tisit. She has been ab-
sent since Jan. LIST.
Miss Leora Partridge, Church street, the
victim Of very severe cold for the past two
weeks is at present slowly improving. although
still confined to the house and very hoarse at
this writing, Monday.
J. H. Ger1sh, West Main street, Superin-
tendent of the B. & A. R. r. at Cape Jellison
piers and Kidders Point dock, was in Brown
vile, Greenville and adjacent towns last week
returning Thursday afternoon
Percy Kneeland of Cape Jelson is EMPLOY
ed at Perkins mill at Standpoint, and his wife
is with her parents, MI. and Mrs. Sidney
Fayle, Seaview street, where he can pe with
her Saturday night and Sunday.
J. H. WaIdweIl is still displaying some of
his Hughes" Christ mas confectionery, for
which he had large sale during the holidays
These candies never disappoint, but tickle the
gustatory nerve of cry lover of sweets.
Samuel H. West, Railroad avenue. who has
ava
poorly and is confined to his bed, suffering
from kidney complicated with other troubles.
We are hoping of visible Improvement soon.
Mr.. ard Mis-. Lewis Parker of Boston arriv-
ed Monday night to join her twin brother, Le-
roy Golden, and be present at his marriage to
Mis-. Carrie M. Famlin Monday evening at
the home of her sister and hus band, Mr.. and
Mrs. George 6. Fletcher, Church street.
j. H. Wardwell, Main street, announces to
his patrons that he has discontinued the local
distribution Of the Sunday papers through
the winter. although they will be on sale at his
store usual after the arrival of the paper
team from Winterport. They will be sent to
Cape Jellison, as formerly.
Owing to the inclemepcy of the weather-a
boisterous snow storm-last Thursday, which
no one cared to brave I'm ne cessarily. the meet
ing of the Ladies' Aid society of the Universal
list parish was deferred and members are
again invited to meet this, Thursday, afternoon
with Miss Nellie Hichborn, West Main street. |
A social dance was held in Denslow hail. |
Tuesday evening, Jan. 9Th, under the direction
VI VIC AAhoA pi'ehSiS, Will refreshments |
served at midnight at the Knox bakery in the
Colcord building, East Main street. The music
by Chas. Green of Searsport, Miss Laura
Blanchard of Standpoint accompanying, was
good and a pleasant affair is reported by all
participants,
MIR. and Mrs. John M Mclaughlin, School
street, have been feeling much anxiety for
several weeks past over the illness of their
daughter, Mrs. Allen Burse of Costgan, who
has been confined to the bed with severe
stomach trouble. Although better, she is still
under the care of a nurse and unable to sit up.
We hope reports may ontinue favorable. Mrs.
Mclaughlin recently spent several days with
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B Jackson, Church
street. left by boat Monday afternoon for Bos-
ton, where he will again enter the Massachu-
sets General Hospital for further treatment
by a mouth specialist for the extremely pain
full trouble from which he has been a great
utferer for the past eighteen months Much
sympathy is felt for him by all neighbors,
who are hoping for favorable results from this
treatment.
DIR. George A. Stevens was called to Sandy
point to attend Charles Heath and found him
S offering from a case of blood poisoning from
an infected thumb. 1t needed close and al
most constant attention, which it was impos-
sible for DR.. Stevens to give so far from his
Office. and he took Mr.. Heath to the Waldo
County Hospital. Belfast. by automobile, last
Thursday, where he is being treated and ap-
parently continuing the gain begun at home.
Mrs Hattie (Clifford) Hichborn. West Main
street, left by Monday boat tor Boston, en-
route for Brooklyn, n. Y, where she will visit
her son, Capt. Harry F. Hichborn, and wife,
for several weeks. Capt. Hichborn was last
year placed in command of the new and larg-
est steamer belonging to the Red D Line.
A merited tribute to efficiency and close atten-
tion to business obligations through several |
years of service to that company. He is the
son of the late Capt. W. d. Hichborn of Stock
ton. and grandson of the late Capt. William |
Hichborn of this village.
Albert M. Ames, Church street, returned
from Augusta last Thursday night and was
joined by his wife Friday, who had been spend
ing the week with her aged grandmother, Mrs.
Gooding Grant, in Prospect. After spending |