The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-10-05
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Bon D. Sanborn has built an addition tC
the rear of hi, store.
Contractor b. NJ. Cram was in Boston
last week, returning saturday.
Mr.. Edward Overlook returned from his
| trip to Massachusetts, last Thursday.
! Mr.. Melvin Staples came from Northport
last Friday. He is with his sister, Mrs
Ray Bowden,
Miss Sadie Merrithew went to Bangor
| last week, to take Il course at shaW's Bust
| ness College.
DR.. Geo. A. Stevens and Is. NJ. Cram left
| Tuesday to attend the Unity fair, return
| ing Wednesday.
! Nh and Mrs. Melvin Clarke have moved
| to belfast, where he will practice his mag
netc healing.
Capt Edmund Hichbon came from Bos-
| ton Saturday, returning to the command of
his vessel Monday.
Mrs. Allen Weber of Belfast came
Wednesday to visit her aunt Mrs John
Randall, and family.
Mrs. Maggie Marshall of New York az
rived Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Glow, at Cape Jelllson.
The Current Events Club will begin its
the home of Mrs. C. c. Park.
Loring Griffin went to Mt Desert last
week to Join his wife, who has been visit
ing her brother for several weeks.
Mr. Beaton. formerly a lawyer Of Rock
land, moved into his office in the second
story of the Sprague block last Friday.
Mrs. Coombs of Lincolnyile left last
Thursday, after few days visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Delilah Griffin, and other rela-
tveS.
Mrs. j, f. Ryder and maid left by boat
Monday, for Cambridge, Mass. after spend
ing the summer with Mrs. Ryder father,
Capt. j. French Hichborn,
Mr.. and sIrs. Charles Devereaux return
ed home from Northern Maine and the ''big
woods last Friday. Both are feeling inn
proved in health by the trip.
Mr.. Houghton of the n. NJ S. r. r. and
his wife, were in town last week looking
for rent If suitable quarters can be foun
they viii go TO housekeeping.
Mrs. Hattie {. Ilichborn left for Law
renee. Mass, Wednesday, Sept. 9th, sum
moned by telegraph to attend the funeral
of her late husbands brother.
The Ladies Aid Society" will meet this,
Thursday, afternoon, Oct 9Th, with Mrs
last week was made by accident.
Mrs David Tibbetts, who has been spend
ing the summer iii town, returned to her
home in RoXbury, Mass, early last week.
She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs
NJ. f. ColcOrd.
The first snow squall of the season came
Sept. 9th. 1t was the key rate of the
month, an unusually cold one for the time
of year. Let US hope October which has
come in so auspiciously, may continue
mild and bright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eman Dickey and family
recently visited Mr. DIS parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E'man Dickey. Upon their Return to
their home in Rumford Falls they left the
youngest child with its grandparents. Mr..
ID. will come after it later.
A party of ladies are planning to attend
the Emma Eames concert, at the Bangor
Musical is: Festival, next Saturday night.
This is rare opportunity to hear this
world famous Maine-born singer Many
thanks to conductor Chapman for the
privilege.
Little Allen L. Crosby aged / year and
20 days, son of Mr.. and Mrs Albert Crosby
of Standpoint, died last Saturday of cholera
infantum. The funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon. The sympathy of
friends is extended to them in this sad be-
1OaN CHiCHt.
Mrs. Mercene Cutter of Washington, d.
c., visited her cousin, Mrs. L. NJ. Partridge,
last week. With a naturally keen intellect
and very retentive memory, Mrs Cutters
extensive travels and long residence in
Washington render her a most ENJOYABLE
and companionable person.
We hear a boarding house is to be erected
at kidder's Point, for the use of the en-
p!oyees who viii be engaged in handling
the freight, etc, at this point. The new
line of freight steamers between that place
and Boston will make big lot of business,
and require many men to manage it.
H; S. Lanpher and little son Lawrence,
OF Glen Ridge, n. j., accompanied by Mr.
Lanphers Sister, Mrs j. ". Manson, Of
Pittsfield, Maine, were the guests of Mrs
f. Staples last week, returning to their
homes Thursday. Their many old friends
were glad to welcome them once more.
The hotel is closed for the winter, the
proprietor, Mr. Libby and wife, having
moved to Mrs. c. I. Rendell's house,
known as the Dickey place, where they
will still serve the public. Future changes
will be made in the hote! in the way of re-
modelling, we understand, as the conditions
and needs warrant, by its new owner, Mr..
F. W. Collins.
George Burpee, son of Engineer-in-chief
Burpee, left early last week to- enter his
senior year at the Institute of Technology
in Boston. Graduating from Bowdoin in
1904 he entered "Tech' as a Junior and
during the summer just passed has been
in Oklahoma and Indian Territories, ain
ing experience in practical civil engin Ger
ing.
Mr.. VIM. A. Bragg, county commissioner.
was in town several days last week sur
veying and re-marking the boundary lines
of the county road. This, we understand,
is being done from Belfast to Bangor to re-
establish the correct lines, the four rods
ing been in some instances been encroached
upon. He left Thursday to return later