The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-11-30
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Sewell Viles is suffering with an attack
of erysipe)as in his face.
Contractor 3. NJ Cram was in town last
week, remaining over Sunday.
Miss Sadie Merrithew returned to her
studies in Bangor Tuesday morning by
train.
Business is increasing constantly as in
dictated by the busy lines in the telephone
Office
Mrs. S. J. Stevens of Troy spent several
days last week with her son, DR.. G. A.
Stevens.
Wednesday, Nov. odd, from visits in Bos-
ton and vicinity.
Miss Ada Atchison, stenographer at the
railroad office, went to Houlton Tuesday
morning to spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. James Crocker, wife and daughter,
Miss Bernice, are at Mrs. C.'s fathers, Mr..
Sylvester Pendeton's. for the winter.
Miss Callie Mclaughlin and Miss Elva
Randell are managing the telephone office,
during the absence of Mr.. j. W. Hamlin.
H. L. Hopkins went to Bar Harbor by
boat Tuesday on business trip of few
days. He will return by the all-rail route.
President Cram and some of the directors
came down the line Sunday. Inspecting as
they went. They returned the same night.
The English schooner "Comrade" entered
the barbor Monday, with "Spruce DEAF for
use on the terminal wharf at Cape Jellison.
Mr.. A. NJ. Ames, deputy collector, was
busy the first of the week overlooking the
4; Of tho British Soh0Onpr Com
rade.
The Current Events Club met with Mrs.
f. Staples, Jr. last week. 1t Will meet next
Wednesday, Dec. 9Th, with Mrs. Ralph
Morse.
Three of the new houses are being oc
cuped and several more cellars are begun,
one on the Mill road near the new Col
cord house.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet Fri
day, Dec. list, with Mrs James Treat, IN
stead of with Mrs. f. A. Patterson, as an
nounced last week.
DR.. H. G. lIchborn and wife of Cam
bridge, Mass, arrived by boat Wednesday
to spend Thank sgivjng week with MI ana
Mrs. H. r. Hichborn.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ames and daughter, Mrs. Chas.
DeyereauX, are still at the katahdln Iron
WORKS d1lu Itptil IL DtHtHNiai VHNNe il'ii
the air upon the latter'S health.
Those who are unable to get tothe station
to see the real y. Nj. 5. r. K. can see good
miniature train in the window OF MI. Il. b.
Sanborn's store 1t is cute little train as
well as busy one.
Mr., Maurice Patterson has returned to
his duties on board the Vanderbilt yacht at
BROOKLYN. Mrs. Patterson and the little
girl will Join him later, when the former
has recovered from a slight i'll turn.
The hotel is being fitted with new very
large windows on the first floor, with some
what changed positions from the Old ones
We hear the piazza is to be raised ana
many inside changes made IN the partitions.
The entire fleet at the pier now consists
of two steamers, the Foxhall and David;
two three-masters four twO-masters and
the stean-lighter Sagadahoc. Quite busy
sight with several saucy tugs pu1flng ABOUT.
Mrs. j. F. Ryder of Cambridge, Mass,
came Saturday by train to spend week
with her father, Capt. j. F. Hichborn. She
was Joined Wednesday by her husband, Dr.
J. F. Ryder, who remained for Thanks
giving.
Announcement were received last week
of the marriage of Mr. j. W. Hamlin and
Miss Carrie Pendleton, Oldest daughter OF
Mr.. Eden Pendleton, Nov. 22nd, at st.
Stephen, n. B. They are spending few
days in Bangor.
The first regular passenger trains began
running Monday, on schedule time, as
as follows: trains going up
river leave the village station at o.oo d; m
and 2O5 p. N. Trains coming down river
arrive at 10 a. III. and $50 p. m.
Mr.. Levi Hartman of Cambridge, Mass,
tves in Standpoint, left for home Monday.
He came down especially for hunting
trip and to see the new terminal of the n.
\. 5. r. r.
building 1870 feet long by 50 wide is
being built on the big terminal pier at Cape
Jelison for storing potatoes The building
will be heated. A waiting house for the
use of passengers arriving by boat will also
be erected. The lumber for this is already
on the dock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weymouth left Saturday
for their former home in Dark IlarbOr, to
bring their household goods here. They
will occupy the second floor of the building
recently erected by himself for a dwelling,
and will use the first floor for build
er's hardware store.
Mr.. j. |. Piper of Rockland is still in
town gathering Christmas trees, which he
will send to the western markets. Each
year this industry is growing and the de-
mand for Maine trees increasing. They
are shipped by the Car load and the num-
bers run into many thousands.
Mrs. Burpee, wife of Engineer-in-Che1
Burpee, and daughter. Miss Mary, came
down river by boat Saturday remaining in
town over'Sunday with Mr.. Burpee and re-