The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-09-13
THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1906

Mr.. Harr, Levya moved into the second
house erected by Ames & MerritheW on the
second new street between SchOol Street
and Railroad avenue last week.
Mr.. Charles Soden and family closed their
cottage at Fort Point last week and left on
the Boston boat Saturday afternoon for
their home in Newtonville, Mass.
Mr.. Allen of Albion, Maine, has leased
Mr.. r. P. Goodhue's cottage on Mlddle
street. In moving Friday he met e Win
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. ellis arrived by boat
from Camden Friday and remained untli
Monday looking over the business pros
poets, with possible view OF locatlng nere
MIR. Albert NJ. Ames and wife moved IN
to their new house on Church street Week
ago, although the house is not YET comPit;t'
ed. The carpenters are stlil pusy upon i'
Mrs. Young of Medford, Mass, who mas
been boarding at Mrs. Will Lagos loI Som d
weeks, with her daughters MalJoIie ant
Eleanor. left for her home by Boston boat
Saturday.
The HOPKINS block is nearing compile
ton, The plastering is done ana Ine ~
side finish is being put on, While Tue wh III
coat of paint is on-olive green' WIFI "ni'e
trimmings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. WinsloW ana son
Earle left BY boat hsT Msie eo the guests Of
Mrs. Winslow's parents, Mr.. and MIS- 8 r.
Ellis, while here.
The new 11-hundred-foot pier at Cape
.Ia1lison is completed and is so situated that
It makes big showing, juttlng, as IL uoes,
straight out into the water WITHOUT any
turning. as in the first big one.
Mr.. J. L. Lancaster began on the cellar
of his new house last Friday. ne iot 10
Situated lust south Of Capt. I'll. NJ. Grlliln >
honse and was a gift of that gentleman 10
his daughter, the wife of Mr.. Lancaster.
Miss Mabel F. Simmons went to Calals
last week to speak before the teachers se,. VI
that CITY relative to some new teAt uoo M
lately introduced there by the firm Oh oil-
yer, Burdette & Co. of Boston. ohe reloi H.
ed Friday.
Mrs. Julia Staples Treat of Newtonvllle3'
Mass, returned home Friday, after spelu,,
ing two weeks with her sister, MIS-. oaf al
Smell, and other relatives. MIS-. ileaI ao ol
lows nursing ln~MaSsachosel's anu i''''
very successful.
The house on the new street between
Railroad avenue and School street. ~ Ju nt
below the F. V. Davis house, that Capl
Nj. E. Colcord is building, is finished on the
outside. Buildings in all directions are
being rushed along.
DIR. Herman G. Hichborn, wife and son
Everett left in their auto Sunday morning
to return to their Cambridge home allei
their annual season here at the doctors olo
home. The daughter, Miss Ruth, and maid
left by boat Monday.
A parish meeting was called for TUESDAY
evening to consider the advlSaDlllty ol nav nav
ing resident pastor. we nope THIS may
he nossible, but at the time OF Wrltlne
fMonday) it is impossible to give any par
ticulars of the meeting.
f. NJ. Lancaster and sons recently Dullt
small house for w. J. Dreamer at Cape
,Jellson and will soon begin the oulldIhg oi
A second and somewhat larger one lneSe,
we understand, are tor renting, 10 uli NE
mnch needed want of houses by the work
men at that point
last week the ferry line changed hands,
Capt. Nj. Z. Colcord selling out 10 MI.
NcAvery. who lives at present on cape
.IeIIisol,' We understand the line Will con,
tinue as before. Capt Colcord mas SOFA
only the one regular ferry boat, sui re-
failing his small launch and the large eX-
cursion boat.
MIR, Clifton Smell and wife returned to
their home in Maiden, Mass, last Thurs
day. after spending several weeks WIN
Mr.. SIS mother, Mrs Sarah Smell. sMr.
Smell is the principal OF the grammar
school, having some 20 teachers ana SUI pu-
pills under his jurisdiction
AIR II r. Hichborn has begun the cree
tion of his new stable. MI. +. NJ; LahcaS-
ter and sons are the builders. These are
busy days for the Messrs. LANCASTER, ana
ali in need of first class, careful houSebulld+
ING are ensured of this by employing their
Services. They have just completed the
bouse on upper Church street for MI. T. n
Hartman.
DIR, and Mrs. C. +. Britto entertained a
Marty of guests from Bangor last Saturday.
The company came down by large auto IN
the afternoon, remaining for tea ana going
back to the city by moonlight; MI ana
Mrs. Caleb Holyoke, with daughters Mar
iorie and Madeline, and Chas waters,
manager of the Union Iron Works, made
up the party
Mr. Lester Bragg arrived Saturday com
ing from his summers stay IN Iortlaha oy
way of Camden, where ne Attended ne r. r.
cent celebration. He will remain with MS
grandparents, Capt. and Mrs. Ralph Morse,
until the opening of the University OF
Maine, Sept. 18th, when he will enter that
institution for a four years course IN the
civil engineering department.
Mrs. Sarah Ward returned to her home in
Chelmsford, Mass, last Tuesday. She has
been with her sister, Mrs. 5. II. west, ana
other relatives for number OF weeks, thls
being her first visit in So years. In her
early married life she lived here, her hus-
band, the late Mr.. G.. c. Ward be1 ~ 81 a
h9use builder and erecting the n. u. Hlcn-
horn house on Church street.
Next Saturday night the Eastern Star is
80 n ,,uhlic ha L ed bean simmer SerV-
ed:at O'Clock in the Masonic dining room,
at b cents per plate. All are most cordial
iy invited; and all lovers Of the dear De-; dc; de.
yiands are assured of finding tempting
array of ''good things to eat" as the ladies
Of the "Star" are famous for their exceed
ingiy fine cooking. Don't forget the date
Saturday night at SIX
A portion of the Current Events Club had
a "shore dinner" at Penobscot Park pavll-
ion Sept 9Th. The party, numbering
.>1I ,hor OF fha sh q