The Republican journal., 1906-11-29
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Sch. Catawamteak is loading potatoes for
Carter, Corey u Co.
The Current Events Club will meet Dec.
9Th with Mrs. c. c. Park,
Stmr. Mohawk is taking out forty cars of
potatoes for Carter, Corey u co.
The Northland is taking in u cargo of 43
carloads of paper and 40 cars OF potatoes.
Sch. Portland Packet arrived last week
with a general cargo for the Cape stores.
Sch. Susie P. Oliver has discharged $500
bags of cement for the Great Northern
Paper Co.
Mr.. Leonard Landry and Miss Emma Os-
born were united in marriage NOV. 20th al
Winterport.
The three-masted schooner Cumberland is
loading potatoes for the r. T. Prentiss Co. of
PreSque Isle.
Sch. Bradford C. French brought last
week 100000 feet of hard pine for the Great
Northern Paper Go.
Schs. Mentor, Addie Clements, Mcfarland
and Mary Farrow all sailed last week from
the Cape Jellison piers.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. 5. Britto of Rockland
arrived last Thursday to visit their son, Dr.
y. EuWd ID lttOs anu "iiS'
The four-masted schooner, William
BowenS, Jr., is loading potatoes Tor Garter,
Corey & Co., at Cape Jellison.
Sch. Silver Spray was at anchor off the
Cape Jellison dock Monday with load OF
fertilizer consigned to Houlton.
The Young Ladies' Guild held a very ell
ioyable and profitable whist party in Dens-
low hall last Wednesday evening.
Last week sch Normandy sailed with
22,156 bushels of potatoes, or forty carloads,
from the K. L. Prentiss Company.
Little Adelbert c. Reed, son of Mr.. ar d
Mrs. William Reed, is very i'll from severe
cold and more serious heart trouble.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet this,
Thursday, afternoon with Mrs. Hattie G.
Hichborn at Mrs. Robert Hichborn's.
DR.. j. A. Peirce and family have returned
from Standpoint and are occupying the
ground floor of Willard Berry's house.
Miss Hazel Houghton is taking lessons in
oil painting of Miss Merrill of Bangor. She
goes to the city each Wednesday for that
purpose.
Mrs. J. G. Lambert has improved some
what from her recent illness of several
weeks She can now sit up some, but is
still very weak.
The steamer Dover left the middle of last
week with 10 carloads of potatoes, having
part of cargo from eastern ports before
reaching here.
Sch Anne Lord, Capt. F. W. Russell, is
expected daily, from EliZabethport, n. D..
with 2,761 bags from the BoWker Fertilizer
Co., for Houlton.
Mrs. Avalena Gritfin's condition is consid-
cred quite serious by her friends. The
hand which is afflicted with blood poison is
in very bad state.
Mr.. Ralph H. Rock wood returned last
week from the Middle West, where he has
been engaged in civil engineering, and we
understand he may remain in town again.
The Young Ladies' Guild changed it's
time of meeting from Wednesday afternoon
to Friday afternoon, and this week Will be
entertained by Mrs. Peirce d. Lancaster.
Mr.. Albion Goodhue, of the firm of Good
hue & Co., went to Bangor Wednesday to
meet his wife, who has been spending some
weeks with her mother in Massac huSetts.
In boarding the steamship Mohawk Sat-
urday evening one of the StevedOreS made
misstep in the darkness and fell a distance
of about twenty feet into the hold, injuring
his head severely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Griffin and little
fortnight with relatives in town, return ed
the latter part of the week to their home in
MattapOisset, Mass.
Mr.. B. j. Cox, the jeweler, has bought the
new house recently bought by Mr.. c. N.
Taylor of MIR. Edward N. Hartman on
upper Church street and moved his family
there the middle of last week.
Schs. Mentor, Addie Clements and L.
Webster are dischargng cargoes of brick at
the Cape, and the three-masted schooner
Bradford C. French is discharging hard
pine for the N. NJ. S. r. r. Co.
Five three-masted and five two-masted
schooners are loading lumber at the Cape
for the Ashland Lumber Co. and Stetson,
Cutler & Co. Among that number is the
Mary Farrow loading for Lynn.
Sunday there were at the Cape dock
twO-masted schooners; three-masted; 3
four-masted and one steamer, while one
schooner lay at anchor, making the total OF
twenty schOOners and one steamer.