The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-01-15
STOCKTON SPRINGS

Don't fail to see the ten reel master
,.ce Harold Bell Wright's "The Shep-
,.rd of the Hills" at the Colonial Thea
-. Belfast, on this coming Friday, the
,6,h Two presentations only, matinee
d, 20. admission 28c. Evening at 7.30,
L,i,onv. 28c; orchestra, 39c. No seats
reserved.
Mss Leora Partridge is still only
slightly better. Her persistent coughing
;, very wearing.
Mrs. Oscar Smith and grandmother,
v- Parker, went to Bangor Thursday,
.sgrung Saturday night.
Mrs. Roy Leighton of Bangor and her
...st, Mrs. Albion Avery Of Lubec, spent
--arery 5th with MI and Mrs. William
aFTy.
Miss Ruth Merrithew, youngest daugh-
...ss Mr. and Mrs. s. B. Merrithew, re-
..-..d from her holiday visit in Boston
., scinity last Thursday.
Albert M. Ames was in Bangor Thurs
s. and Friday on business Saturday
...bt he had an attack of indigestion,
king him quite seriously i'll over Sun
lay
Nr Albert R. Bennett and family have
-srnrned from northern Maine. The tarry
fri the wilds did not benefit Mr.. Benefits
P58r health,
Mrs. Charles Cole of Rockport and for
,oma years previous resident OF this
.3,aGe, is in town for few days visiting
her laughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rlymond Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. W. Shackford, who
nave been spending some weeks with
their daughter and husband, MI and
Mrs Dawson Brewer, left Sunday for
Ballast, their present home.
We learn through friends that Miss
Nellie Hichborn has been quite i'll since
cong to Belfast. Christmas Day and for
several following she was compelled to
-smain in bed, and though feeling better
+, not vet up to normal
MISS Nellie Blanchard of Standpoint,
g,ho is teaching the intermediate school
r the village, had so far recovered from
ter iii turn as to return to her school
tgtes last week. Mrs. Oscar Smith
Instituted for her.
Mr and Mrs. George c. Fletcher, &C
rmpanied by Mrs. Fletcher's brother,
Maurice Pendleton, and Mrs. Alvah Z.
r-a4t. motored to Belfast last Friday al
.srnonn to attend the movies at the Co.
a,al Theatre, Corrine Griffith in "The
'mbers."
Mrs, Bion B. Sanborn and Mrs. Grace
Williams Britto went to Rockland Tues
v of last week, returning Thursday.
lire Sanborn went to visit her son DON
,, who is employed as a conductor on
n, ee,irjc cars running from Rockland
f, lMpmaston.
Buus L. Mudgett, our genial postmas-
. having more than his share of ills.
lu getting relief from the severe pain
hts head by the breaking of an abscess
his ear, he was next seized with a
and from this he narrowly escaped
,4monia. When the lungs cleared,
lDe developed in the liver and oatur-
Jar aftsrnoon he suffered severe il
u-a. keeping him quite sick Sunday.
Ur J. w Laughlin of Damariscotta
.us If the State Board of Health, was il
v0 Wednesday, Jan. 7th. He VISITED
PERSONS suspected of having the epi.
uic and ordered all public places closee
aII the trouble is stamped out All pre-
.autions are now being taken to prevent
/ any further spread of the disease. Free
acrlnation is offered to all who desire it
4 - C, Edward Britto is prepared to at
Tend to the matter.
Mrs. Emily Richardson of Bangor wa,
Il allied here last Thursday by the death O
eI nephew, Capt. Melvin Park. Being