The Republican journal., 1906-04-26
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr. and Mrs. f. W. Hunting went to
Camden last week.
Sch. Jessie L. Boyce is loading lumber at
Cane ,Jellison for Stetson, Cutler & Co.
Work on II. L. Hopkins building has
begun and the cellaris quite well underway.
Miss NJ. Z. Nickerson returned to Bangor
Saturday, after spending few days here
with friends.
Mr.. GUY Leighton of Winter Harbor is
again with his father, assisting nm IN MS
topsorial labors.
Mr.. Robert L. Fletcher and wife will be-
gin housekeeping soon in the brlck mousse
on Church street.
Sch. Horace A. Stone finished discharg
ing her load of coal, at Cape Jellison, for
the r. K. Co. April oath.
SIR. A. T. Billings, of the Bangor Sunday
Republican, was in town April 23d on bust
ness connected with his paper.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet May
3rd with the Misses Mary and Harriet d.,
Hichborn. All are cordially invited.
Miss Evelyn L. Colcord has completed
her millinery studies in Bangor and is now
practicing the art in Gulford, Maine.
Sch. Nellie Eaton sailed from Cape Jelli-
son April I'D, with laths from Stetson,
Cutler 81 Co. consigned to New ork
parties.
Sch. Lizzie d. Small sailed from Cape
Jellison April 23d with 202 NJ feet of ium-
Der, from Stetson, Cutler & Co. consigned
to New York.
Mr.. Peleg Griffin arrived from Boston
Tuesday for a months visit with his sister,
Miss Marie Griffin, who is now living in
her new home.
Mr.. Hazen Chandler, who has been en-
Moved on the water works survey, is now
employed by the railroad on their survey
ing for new ballasting.
Mrs. Amelia West has sold her residence
on Church street, formerly the Devereaux
house and originally the Alvah Mudgett
place, to b. b. San5orn.
Mrs. Alvah G. Treat went to Bangor on
business last Thursday, returning Saturday.
She was the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. W.
Gerrity, while in the city.
Frank Overlook died Monday, April 10th
after being i'll for some weeks. Ihe iunerai
took place Thursday, the interment being
at the Cape Jellison cemetery.
Station Agent Whitmore spent few
DAYS of last week in Bangor and at his
home in Ellsworth. While in the former
city he took part in the Shriners' meeting.
The telephone company is running new
wire to the Cape for the general pubic s
use, The two lines already running there
are exclusively for the railroads use, and
are kept busy.
Mr.. Frank Tibbetts of Boston was the
guest of Capt. and Mrs. N. 3. Colcord from
Friday until Monday. lie is now travel
ing on the road for hardware and cutlery
company OF Boston.
The St. John Lumber Co. is erecting an
office building on the bluff and evidently
intends to ship large amount of lumber
from this point. Other LUMBER nrmS are
expected to do the same.
Mr.. A. NJ. Ames and Mr.. A. A. Beaton at
! tended the Rose CroiX Masonic meeting il
| Bangor, Good Friday Both gentlemen are
| deeply interested in the work OF Masonry
each being a 80 degree Mason.
! Work on the bulkhead 5OO-feet extension
wards Of the bluff above have been removed
and an immense yard for cars will be level
ed in readiness for the tracks.
Mr.. and Mrs James Treat went t.
Bangor, April 18th, to visit friends ant
have medical treatment for Mr.. T.. VIII
has never recovered from the injuries
received from fall in his barn.
| Miss Ada Atchison is having seriOu
trouble with her eyes, compelling her to ab
stain from Office work for time. we hop
rest and treatment will restore them +
good condition. She is the guest at presen
| of Mrs. DR.. Stevens.
The Board of Trade calleda meeting TO
Tuesday evening at which importan
business was to be transacted. but at thi
writing TUESDAY q. m:l we are unable +
give particulars. The bills are out for thei
LIST annual ball, which will occur next Mon
day night, April 3Oth, as previously an
nOunced.
A new lumber yard is to be built on tn
bluff, 30 or 40 feet above the wharf level OF
Cape Jellison. This is large enough to per
init of the storage of vast piles of lumber
and when vessels are in readiness for thel
freights the lumber will be sent down run
ways to a suitable position for loading.
Relatives and friends in town we're great
" relieved Monday morning to receive I
telegram from Mr.. William N. Griffin o
San Francisco announcing the safety o