The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-03-22
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr. X. I. IIerrick, manager of the tele-
phone line IN Belfast, was III town Monday.
Edward \. Hartman was out Monday,
though still very hoarse from his recent
cold.
Miss Harriet D. Iiichborn has been con-
fined to the house again for a week with a
bad cold.
Mrs Maria Blanchard left by train Mon
day foI Burleigh. Maine, to visit several
Thompson cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Lancaster spent last
week in Bangor, guests of Mr. LIS brother,
Mr.. Manley Lancaster
Mrs Geo NJ. Iloughton went to Bangor
by afternoon train Monday to spend the
remainder of the week with friends.
Last Thursday brought US another snow
storm, which though tempestuous one did
no particular damage like its predecessor.
Mr.. Nicholas CHM is in New York, where
he has employment as fireman on board the
Vanderbilt yacht Tarantula, of which his
brother is engineer.
Mrs. Man,ey Lancaster and little daughter
Helen arrived at Capt. H. M. Griffin's Sat
urday night for brief visit with his family
and other relatives. They returned Tues
day.
Mr.. Libbeus Wardwell, wife and two
children, who have been the guests of his
uncle, Mr.. John Lancaster, and family, for
a few days, returned to their home in Cam
den last Saturday.
The Young Ladies' Guild met last week
with Miss Vettie TWiSS. This week they
omitted their regular session Wednesday
afternoon and held sociabe at DensloW
Hall in the evening.
r,ffi fnin
table whist party last Saturday evening,
this being the third in series. Mrs. Pierce
Lancaster and Miss Evelyn L. Coc0rd
We're the two previous hostesses.
, The fve-masted schooner Van Aliens
Boughton, Capt. W. \. Haskell, has arrived
at the Mack's Point coal pier from New
port News with soft coal for the Great
Northern Paper Co. Of Millinocket.
Elman Dickey is on the street again, after
being confined to the house two weeks by a
very severe cold. These colds are prevail
ing to d great extent, as is also seeming
epidemic of muscular rheumatism.
Capt c. A. Sprague has been quite i'll
from an attack of pleurisy and muscular
rheumatism He was at his place of bust
ness, Monday, however. He is offering
some good bargains in his clearance SALE
The six weeks term of High school at
Standpoint opened Monday with an attend
ance of 90 pupils. Mr.. J. W. Hamlin, who
successfully finished his term of High
school here in the village last Friday, is the
teacher.
The Board of Trade will hold its meetings
the last Tuesdays in the month. AT the next
meeting the special committees VIII VIII o oe
the matter quite earnestly and we trust
much good may result to the town from
having such an organization.
The three masted schooner B. c. French
coal laden from Newport News for the b.
d A. railroad, arrived at the Cape Jelllson
pier the first of the week and will be dis
charged by Contractor Spellman. Another
schooner is expected soon with phosphate
for Aroostook County.
Miss Emma May Hichborn of Searsport,
who has been with her grandmother, Mrs;
Robert Hichborn, the past week, returned
home Sunday. She has been assisting in
the care of her aunt, Miss Nellie Hiehbor IN
who still remains quite i'll. We hope to re-
port decided improvement in her condi-
ton soon.