The Republican journal., 1906-11-29

About 1000 more bricks are expected,
in addition to the consignment OF about
100000 which has already arrived. These
all go to the Great Northern Paper Co. for
use in the construction of their new paper
mill.
Mr.. John E. Lancaster has bought the
stable on East Main street formerly owned
by the late Capt. c. S. Rendell and has re-
moved the various extensions to it, He is
having it hauled TO his premises, where he
will renovate il and put it in first class con-
dition for his increasing livery business.
A party of six business men from Bangor,
accompanied Mr.. c. c. Brown, General
Passenger Agent, to our terminal Friday.
They looked the big work over in COM
pany with Mr. G. NJ Houghton and later
dned at our newly-opened hotel, returning
to Bangor on the afternoon train.
At the parish meeting of the Uniyersalist
society, held last Wednesday evening at the
church, it was decided to invite the Rev.
Mr.. Roullard of Sangerville, Maine, to be
come pastor, and he has accepted the cal
and will be here sometime this week with
his family and household goods
The young people of Cape Jelison held
the first meeting this season of the |. W.
Society, Nov. 2ist, with Mrs Harry Herri-
man. At that meeting it was decided to
hold a social Friday evening, Nov. 30th. at
the home of Mrs. Greer. The object of the
society is a worthy one-the raising of funds
to build sidewalks on Cape Jellison, and ii
should have generous support.
Friends of Mrs. NJ. A. Oxnard, who
spent some months in our town a year ago,
recently received word that she had gone to
LoganspOrt, Indiana, to spend the winter
with relatives, while her son, Mr.. III. w.
Oxnard. who was one of the civil engineers
here during the construction OF the rail
road, has departed for the State of Wash
ington, where he has business in his chosen
profession.
The guests registered at The Stockton,
the past week, were as follows: j. Z. Pills
bury, Bangor; Mrs Thomas Carew, Win
terport; Chas. Bergee, Boston; J. R. suIli-
van, Rockland; H. E. Rouillard, Sanger
Vile; George A. Wooster, Rockland F. II.
Young, Winterport; A. NJ. Wilbur. Iowa
F. c. Bagley, Millinocket;, A. }. Libby,
Presque Isle; C. n. Taylor, Wellesley,
Mass Howard Fernald, Dark Harbor VI.
Wellesley; James H. Cain, Orono; }. A.
Grant, S. II. Drew, E. S. Brent, Boston, A.
j, Capen, Geo. A. Tapley, F. c. Brastow,
w. L. Blasdell, c. 0. Cousins, b. c. Reade,
Geo. Cuozzo, ". F. Harding, Bangor; A. L..
Getchell, Providence: T. B. Barrett, Water
Burnham; r. L. Kinds, Brooklyn, y. Y;
VIM. c. Kinds, New York city; P. W
sprague, town; " S. Remission, J. F,
Cooper, Rock land H. p. Stevens, Bangor :;
G. Nj. Barney, Portland; E. B. Weeks, Old
Town; P. W. Richardson, Mckinley, r. F.
Dunton, Belfast; c. H. Emery, Ellsworth !;
E. II. Greeley, Bar Harbor; ?. W, Richard
son, fremont; j. S. Mullin, Lineolnville
Capt. Horace Staples, town; Ii. r. Lewis,
c. r. Brown, c. c. Brown, L. B. Allen, C.
Ii. Glass, |. I. Bowler, 5. 7. White, Bangor !;
G. NJ. Houghton, town, Emma I. Elwel,
Brooks; II. E. Osgood, Boston; William e.
James, Waterville; Geo. P. Dickey, Ban
gor Fred C. Park, Orono; W. E. Dilworth,
|. Dustin, Belfast; S. A. Campbell, Fort
Fairfield; H. B. Sears and wife, Edwin j.
Park, p II. GarviD, VI. L. Adams. Boston !,
A. W. Fisher, Charlotte, Me; W. NJ
Brashear, st. Louis; W. F. Weeks, Port
land; F. W. Richardson, fremont; E, L.
Roberts. Presque Isle: j. W. Brock, Sears
port Wm christ"as' sds"asI Rosklana E Knl H.
rill, Bangor; Harry E. Rowe, Lewiston
Chas: Berger; town; THE The regular bcarders der
lev, j. II. Cain, r. L. Fletcher, J. +. Sulli-
van, A. NJ Wilbur. w. G. Treat. Howard
Fernald, William Welch and Harvey Kings