The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-10
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Nj, Joe Gerrity of Bangor spent last
week with his aunt, Mrs. Alvah Treat.
Mrs. Will Reed and little son Adelbert
returned Saturday from a weeks visit with
friends in Belfast.
Charles A. Soden came from Boston by
boat saturday to spend few days " 18th his
family at Fort Point.
Miss Williams of Pittsfield, Mass, who
has been the guest of Miss Mary Burpee,
left for Portland, Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Soden entertained a dance
party at DenSlow Hall last Thursday, with
music by Reyes orchestra.
Mrs. Colby, who has been spending some
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. c. r. Rell-
dell, left on Mondays boat.
Mr.. Chas. Devereaux arrived from New
ork last Thursday to join his wife, who is
with her mother, Mrs. John Ames.
Mr.. Ray Bowden has completed the
piazza on the L. of his house. 1t is an in
provement and will be very convenient
Miss Marion Field of Cambridge, Mass,
came by Sundays boat to spend her vaca-
ton OF two weeks with her cousin, Miss
Edith Fletcher.
Mrs. Walter Dreamer with son, Master
Waiter, Joined her husband last Thursday.
She will assist him in the millinery depart
ment of his new store.
Mrs. Clara Kneeland CHM of Boston,
formerly OF this town, is visiting her broth
er, MI. Chas. kneeland, on Cape Jellison.
She came by boat Aug. I'd.
Capt John Lewis Panno has recently
had his house painted pearl white, with
dark gray trimmings, by Messrs. Frank l.
Davis and Simeon Ellis.
MI. Clifford Colcord and sister. Miss
Louise, of Brooklyn, \. Y, arrived by
boat Sunday, July 30th, to join their grand
mother, Mrs. Sarah Clifford.
The automobiles are getting to be very
numerous in town, with many passing
through each day. The horses, as rule,
are doing nobly in getting used to them.
The dance at Denslow hall Saturday
proved to be pleasant affair. Quite a
company was present, but not SO large as
to cause crush and render dancing I'M
comfortable.
The Misses Susie Cousens and Clara
Mudgett were at the CaStine Alumni Camn
at Standpoint last Tuesday. 1t was class
reunion day and many were present, MAX
ing 1t very enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Whittemore of Ban
gor, with son Arthur, arrived Saturday to
VISIT Mrs. WIS uncle and aunt, Capt and
Mrs. Ralph Morse. Mr.. W. and son re-
turned Monday, leaving Mrs. w.
Miss Hattie O'Brien of Thomastop. q
graduate of the E. S. n. S., Castine, and a
classmate of Miss Susie Cousens, visited
the latter last week, coming here from the
Alumni Encampment at Standpoint,
The village station is up, boarded in and
now being shlngled. The pasture of Capt,
NJ: y. Colcord near the building is covered
appearance of miniature campmeeting.
Sunday there was an excursion to Rock
land from the railroad wharf on steamer
Castine, to see the warships, but the ships
having had an unexpected call to Bar Har-
Dor the excursionists were disappointed.
The bridge at the mill pond is finished.
making quite an imposing sight even from
the village. The locomotives and cars are
now running over it and the scream of the
engine whistle is now ''a regulation thing"
Mr.. E. II. Denslow has still furthur i'm
proved the appearance of his buildings by
giving them coat of yellow paint, with
white trimmings. Messrs Harry Moulton
and Will Laid have been doing the work.
Mr.. William MEG. Buck of Mullins. So.
Carolina, accompanied by his aunt, Mrs.
A. " Nlckels OF SearSport, visited relatives
IN town last week. Mr.. b. is in poor health,
having just undergone an operation at
ohns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Md,
Inc Ladles' Ala Society met with Mrs. !
Aivah Treat last Thursday. It will meet
with Mrs. Elmer Thompson this, Thursday.
+ Nj All "a are invited to come, bringing
give musicale in connection with their
coming SALE
Miss May Harriet Penfeld of Central
p /: r! Vest, New York city, soprano soloist
d the New York Avenue Methodist church
d Brooklyn, N. Z, is summering at Mrs
Chas. French's, Standpoint. Mrs. Chas |
.. Birch of White Plains, N. Y, is also
boarding at Mrs. French's.
1t is expected the foot of gravel necessary
% finish the road bed from the mill to |
standpoint will be placed along the line
MS week, and then the laying Of the ties
IND rails will begin. Work is rushing in |
I'll directions: The cuts are 20 feet wide.
he fills IS and the road bed IA.
Theowater tank near the Y is completed
"a large one with heavy iron bands-and
tainted in the live colors of green and
range, while the pump house, close at