The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-13
STOCKTON SPRINGS.


Miss Evelyn A. Colcord spent last Friday
in Bangor, for shopping.
Miss Leora Partridge left last Thursday
for visits in Bangor aud Old Town.
Mr.. and Mrs Albion Goodhue drove to
Belfast Monday, taking their father to the
train there.
Mr. W. C. Loud came from Lagrange last
Saturday, to spend Sunday with his bride,
returning Monday.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet this,
Thursday, afternoon with Mrs. James
Treat, West Main street.
The Young Ladies' Guild will meet next
Friday afternoon, with Mrs. Pierce d?
Lancaster, on Middle street
The Current Events Club was entertain
ed Wednesday afternoOn,Ju ne 18th, by Mrs.
Elmer Thompson, Church street.
Goodhue & Co. are doing the plumbing in
the tenement house erected by H. II. Halves
on Cape Jelison, which is nearly ready for
occupancy.
Our spring chilliness seems to have crept
into our early summer weather! We are
vainly watching for the "The Good Old
Summer Time"
Letters have been received by Mrs. A. NJ
Gardner announcing the birth of little
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. F, W. Crawford.
A II are doing we'll.
Monday morning the schooner, Emelie
roger, locked at Cape Jellison, Pier No. 2,
aving cargo of steel rails for the b. Il A.
line of double track, now awaiting the Steel
Messrs. Swain and Reid of Leeds were
in the village Friday looking after their
property interests in this nelghbOrhOOd.
They own several lots and buildings bought
by them last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stowell and family
arrived Saturday from Oakland, where they
have been living the past year, to visit Mr..
John LaFolley at LoWder Brook. Mr.. S. is
in failing health and has been so for some
time.
MIR. Charles Goodhue of bingham, Mass,
arrived Saturday to visit his son and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Albion Goodhue, who re-
Gently located in our village. He took
Monday afternoons train for home.
Mr. F. f. Edwards, chief clerk in Mr.,
Calkins office, has been transferred to the
Office of Gen. Manager Brown, of the b. Il
A. r. R. in Bangor, a deserved promotion
for most efficient assistant in all office
work.
Mr.. Louis F. Murray arrived home last
week, after a seven weeks tarry in Salem
Mass, where he was under treatment for a
! serious eye trouble, which we regret to say
has not been perceptibly benefited, and he
| fears cannot be reached by any Ocullst.
| Mr. Charles Calkins, Gen. Agent of the
| n. NJ S. R. R., returned Monday from 3
| Sunday visit to his family in Gorham. He
has leased the residence of Mrs: G. $. Rem
| dell. on School street; and will bring his
wife and daughter here early in July.
Mr.. James A. Blanchard of New York
arrived last Saturday by steamer flon
| Boston to spend a brief time with hi!
/ cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Hichborn
He left for home Tuesday. All welcome
his genial presence in this, his native town
Mr.. and Mrs. James Freeman of Winter
port spent Sunday with the aged mother o.
Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Diadamia Killman, a
the home of her daughter and husband, MIR
and Mrs. Alvah c. Treat. Mrs. Freeman
remained few days after the departure Of
her husband, who left Monday morning.
Mr.. Frank Moulton left early last weel
for Waterville to re-enter the employ of hi
uncle, Mr.. Charles A. Hartman, in hi
jewelry establishment. He has been il
| town a couple of months, boarding will
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Moul
| ton.
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at Cape, Jellison: schooners, Lizzie d
Small, with cargo of cement for the Grea
| Northern Paper Co. of Millinocket; the st
Croix and the Alma to load lumber. Tn
following schoOners sailed: Ruth Robin
son, light; st. Croix, for New York, will
lumber Alma, lumber, for New York.
Mrs. David Berry is at the home of he
daughter, Mrs. Eden Shute, to assist il
caring for the latter's daughter, Mrs. Ralp
II. Rock wood, who is suffering from
bronchial trouble which is causing he
relatives much anxiety. we hope to hea
of marked improvement soon. Mr.. Rock
wood is engaged in his business-a civil Ell
gineer-in Providence, R. l.
The recent epileptic shock sustained b
Capt. Frank Marden has prevented hiI
and his wife from taking charge of Herse
Retreat at Standpoint during the comm
two months, as they have done for severe
years and the Universalist society of Bar
gor is looking for substitutes, as the Sunda
outings early in July. They wish to secur
some competent persons from this locality
Last Sunday our Universalist congrega
spiritual, uplifting discOurses, he preaching
in exchange with our pastor, Rev. II. /
R0uillard. His benignant countenance
| always welcome among those to whom n
ministered during the years the sOciet
was without resident preacher. Belfas
is fortunate in retaining SO fine scholar
man and speaker so long in her Universe
list parish.
Announcements of the marriage Of NJ
Lemuel S. Harding of StOneham, Mass, t.
Miss Nellie Quincy Mac achlan, of Chelsea
Mass, on Monday evening, June Sd, hav