The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-03-15

Cole, School street. He will sail with his faith
or ~ engineer on board his vessel. sch. Edith
Mcintire. the latter part Of this week for New
York.
Mrs. Wilcox mother Of Mrs. Fmberg. Church
street. is recuperating from a recent severe
kidney trouble, and her daughter. Mrs. Morri-
son Of Bangor, who is assisting in caring for
her. will take her to Bangor - soon as she is
able to make the journey. DR.. Stevens has
been her medical attendant through this try
! irg illness.
1t is rumored-not without some foundation,
apparently.-that Boston syndicate is me-
gotiating with parties in town for the re-
opening, possibly, Of some Of Stockton's form
erly well. known shipyards. Vessels seem in
great demand at present. Here's success to
an enterprise which would delight every in
habitant of the town.
Frank B. jackson, Church street, is great
sufferer from the terrible mouth trouble for
which he has been through several surgical
operations BY distinguished mouth specialist
of Boston. The pain is SO severe that he is
obliged to resort to the fire quent use Of opiates
to realize any degree of comfort. The deepest
sympathy is felt by all neighbors.
| Mrs. Carrie A. Gardner. Middle street, lett
son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell 0. Gard
ner, and her sister. in law. Mrs. Russell P.
| Goodhue, at Jamaica Plain, Boston. She was
acco mpanied by her SOD, L. A. Gardner, Mid
die street, who was to make business trip to
Boston. He returned Monday.
Mrs. Clarence Dobbln (nee Miss Lizzie T.
Trundy) arrived last Thursday from Jones'
port, cher husband having joined his fathers
vessel for sea voyage) to remain during his
absence with her grandmother, Mrs. Eliza
Trundy, West Main street. Congratulations
are extended to the young bride. favorite in
the village among her young associates.
re-. Eliza G. Trundy. West Main street,
while the guest recently OF her son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Trundy, Church street,
was seized with an alarming attack of acute
indigestion, necessitatIrg the medical attend
ance of DR.. G. A. Stevens. She returned to
her home las, SunGay, her granddaughter.
Mrs. Clarence Dobbin, being here to accom-
pany her.
Monda,, March 18th, Stockton Springs held
its annual election of town officers and elected
the citizens ticket, foliows: Frank L.
Blanchard, moderator; Walter F. Trundy
town clerk; Frank L. Blanchard, Simeon +.
Ellis. George H. Hopkins, selectmen; L. A.
Gardner, treasurer; member of school board,
H. L. hopkins; collector, Alvah c. Treat. The
meeting was very quiet. nothing of especial liz
terest coming up tor action.
Mrs. Harry D. Shute ard little son Harry D
Jr., reported last week as having taken steam
er for ,Rockland, vera obliged to return as
owing to the inclemehcy of the weather, Ga
clustering snow STORMY the steamer failed to
touch at Searsport and anchored in Belfast for
the night. After spending the week with her
mother, Mrs. A. Z. Cocord, East Main street.
she left Monday, the weather being bright
and beautiful, for another trial at reaching
home.
Mrs. Adelaide Colby, i'll for several months
10 Bangor hospital. died last Thursday night,
after third apopletic shock. Her daughter
and husband, Mir. and Mrs. Samuel E Rendell,
left for Bangor Friday morning. The remains
reached Stockton Saturday afternoon and were
taken imme diately to the Rendeil house, West
Main street, where funeral services were held
at 10 a. m. Monday, Rev. Mr.. Haney of the
Congregational church officiating. The inter
ment was in Swanville, beside the grave OF
her son. Farther particulars will be given
next week.