The Republican journal., 1907-04-11
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Capt, Harry W@Herriman was in Bangor
on business last Monday.
Capt. Charles Parsons of Cape JeIlison is
at present, Monday, severely i'll.
Mr.. James Spellman returned Monday
from Bangor, after brief visit for business
purposes,
The Station Agent here, James Whitmore,
returned Friday from business trip to
Ellsworth and vicinity.
The Young Ladies' Guild will meet next
Friday afternoon with Miss Evelyn A. Col
cord, East Main street.
The Ladies' Aid Society met Thursday
afternoon of this week with Mrs Henry S.
Overlook, Church street.
The Current Events Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon of the present week
by Mrs. Ralph Morse, West Main street.
Messrs. Carter K Corey were AZ Cape
Jellison Friday and Saturday, to look after
their large potato business situated there
NJ. p. Field has been appointed chief
clerk at the Cape JelliSon freight Office,
! with w. S. Pearson of Bangor as his freight
, clerk.
Miss Mary Hichborn left by Saturdays
afternoon train to visit Mr.. and Mrs. G.
NJ. Roughton i'll Bangor, for week or ten
days.
Mrs. Elvin F. Staples has reached the
home of her sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Everett S. Grant, in New Haven,
| Conn.
Irving Berry of Cape Jellison has been
appointed to fill the place of night watch
man at the railroad piers, in place of Harry
| Verrill.
Carrie Trundy is seriously i'll at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. SilaS Trundy
DR.. J. A. Peirce has his case under his
medical care.
Gen. Passenger Agent, G. NJ. Houghton,
of the b. & A. R. R., spent Friday and
Saturday here and i'll SearSpOrt, for business
arrangements.
| Harry S. Collins left Cape Jellison Tues
| day for Lagrange. He is to act as time
keeper for contractor A. E. Trites during
the coming summer.
| F. W. Crawford came from his new stu
alton at Milo junction, Saturday evening,
| to spend Sunday with his wife, who is
steadily improving in health.
Albert NJ. Ames has recently been an
pointed Deputy Collector for this port.
| Vessels now enter and clear from Stockton,
instead of from Belfast, as formerly.
Mr. Earle Gardner returned to Boston
last Saturday. He will spend the summer
| in town with his mother. Mrs Carrie A.
Gardner, arriving, probably, in July.
The window fever has struck our
genial nelghbor, II. l.. Hopkins. Monday
| his house-one light below and two panes
| above.
| The schooners Thomas II. Cav, Flora
Condor, G. II. Rogers and Stony Brook
have drawn out from their winter quarters,
at Pier No. l, Cape Jellison, and are now
| ready for business.
MIR. Albert N. Kelley of Portland arrived
here last week, leaving Monday for Rum
| ford Falls, where he is experimenting the
construction of large tenement building,
six stories high.
Old friends are glad to see Mrs. Sarah
Smell at home again. She arrived April
3rd from Maiden, Mass, where she spent
the winter with her son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifton Smell.
Thel essels sailing from Cape Jellison
don, with lumber, for New York; e. H.
Rogers, lig hit; barge Edith, for New York
with 5000 sacks of potatoes, and the steam
ship Dover.
Mrs. Margaret II. Marshall of New York
and her daughter, Mrs. Carolyn T. Glow
Of Boston, have arrived in Italy, Capt.
Harry W: Herman having heard from
them in Rome, where they report Mrs. M.
/ as improving in health.
Rev. II. E. ROuillard intends moving his
| family from the secOnd-fl floor rent in the
John NJ. Ames house, into the brick house
on upper Church street, as soon as neces-
| sary interior repairs are completed, as he
| desires grOund-fOOr tenement.
Mrs. Avalina Griffin left Thursday April
| 4th for Mattap0isett, Mass, where she
will visit her son and wife, MIR. and Mrs
Harry W. Griffin. She intends having
expert medical attendance while away for
her seriously affected hand, which has
caused her such suffering since last Novem-
ber-a case Of blood poisoning evidently.