The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr.. Albert N. Kelley of Portland arriv-
ed here last Thursday, for business purpos-
es.
Mrs. Henry Overlook will entertain the
Current Events Club Wednesday afternoon,
June Goth.
Mr.. James Lawrence has completed his
store on Cape JellisOn and will soon open
his business there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Goodhue, Mr.. L. A.
Gardner and Miss Scott spent the day Sun
day at Swan Lake.
Mrs. C. E. BrittO, Mrs. Maria F. Blanch-
ard and Mrs B. B. Sanborn were in Bangor
last Saturday for shopping.
John Russell, the barber, can now be
found at his new room in the building OF
James Lawrence, at the Cape.
Miss Harriet D. Hichborn made a bust
ness trip to Castine last week, going over
Wednesday and returning Friday.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets this,
Thursday, afternoon with Mrs. Sarah Smell
All are invited to join in this parish work.
G. L. Burgess, U. S. shipping commission
er, has opened an office on the second floor,
in the new Lawrence building, Cape Jelli-
son.
Boston, to join his wife, who came several
weeks ago and is occupying rooms on the
second floor of Hopkins Block.
The Young Ladies' Guild will be enter
tanned tomorrow, Friday, afternoon by
Mrs. Nettie II. Bishop, at the residence Of
Mrs. IF. Staples, Maple street.
Miss Selma Simpson of Stonngton ar
rived last Thursday to visit her Castne
Normal school friend, Miss Ethel COlcord.
She left Monday for home.
Miss Mabel Carbon of Vinalhaven was
the guest of her school friend Mrs. Clara
(Mudgett) Cocord from Thursday of last
week to Wednesday of this week.
Capt Horace Staples left last Thursday
for second fishing trip "down the bay"
The "salt, sea air. is sweet to all our ocean
rovers who have retired from their life
business of sailing the seas over.
Mrs. j. F. Ryder arrived Friday from
Boston to spend the summer with her
father, Capt. j. French Hchborn. Later
she will be joined by husband, DR.. Ryder,
who will spend his vacation in town.
Mr. Harry Shute came up from Rockland
last Saturday to spend Sunday with his
mother, Mrs Eden Shute. He left Mon
running between ROckland and Bar Har.
Dor.
Mr. W. G. Loud came from Lagrange last
Saturday evening, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. W. w. Achenbach, to spend Sunday
with Mrs. Loud. They left Monday for
their present home. The gentlemen are
connected with the corps of civil engineers
engaged upon the B. & A. extension.
The Current Events Club met Wednesday
afternoon, June 10Th, with the Misses Mary
and Harriet D. HichbOrn in special ses-
- y Oh.
an Entertainment Course" in our village
for the coming autumn and winter, similar
to that sustained last year. The matter
will be decided later.
Rev. II. E. Rouillard has changed his
plans somewhat and will move his family
into the house formerly the hon of the
Robert Hichborn family, instead of the cot
tage (once brick house, on Church street.
The former house has more room, and
larger grounds than the latter, two advan-
tageous features for parents having three
young children.
Mr.. j. II. Blanchard left Monday for Bos-
ton. Mrs. Blanchard left Wednesday to
join her husband. They expect to locate in
the vicinity of Boston, instead of returning
to San Francisco, where they endured the
terrible experiences consequent upon the
earthquake of last year. Their many friends
here hope to see them oftener than during
Last week the following vessels arrived
at Cape Jellison: schooners William Jones,
to load lumber; Susie P. Oliver, with cargo
of cement for the Great Northern Paper
Co. of Millinocket; Fannie Hall for lumber
and the Flora Condor also to load lumber.
The Norwegian steamer, Thorsdal, arrived
Friday to load spool-bars for Scotland. The
following vessels sailed: barque Jeanne,
with cargo Of shocks for Messina, Italy
William Jones, lumber for New York
Susie p. Oliver, Bangor, light.
Mrs. G. M. Houghton spent Wednesday
night, June 18th, with the Misses Hichborn
of Church street, returning to Bangor by
early train Thursday morning. She was
accompanied by D. G. Lean, the agent for
the "White Entertainment Bureau" Of
Boston, who is travelling in the interest of
said association, arranging for the business
of the coming winter. He established one
course in Belfast through the philanthropic
interest of MIR. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury
in the welfare of their home city. We hope
to have a similar course in Stockton.