The Republican journal., 1913-03-27

ton; at Cape Jei,lson, Mrs. Fannie Lancaster
of Old Town; at Roberts district, Mrs. Henry
Clifford of Standpoint.
In the General Shoot" in the village last
Thursday, the scores stood follows: H. L.
He pkins, Capt; Clyde Merrithew. So; William
Morrison, So George Hopkins, so; H. L Hop
kins, IS; Fred Hendricks, 81; George McCulum,
SO; Frank V. Davis. AZ; John Mclaughlin, 5s'
], D. Young, g. Norman d. Griffin, Capt
L. Albert Gardner. Al; Lewis A. Barrett, 46
Norman D. Griffin, Sc; Harold Griffin, 3d. Leon
Fletcher a. Dr. C. E. Britto, S. Supper was
served these gentlemen at Swett's dining room
in Cocord's building, South Main street.
From Cape Jellison piers the following ship
ping report was telephoned Monday afternoon:
March 18th, schs. C. 2. kenard and Enterprise
arrived, light, to load edeipgs. March Goth.
Rockland & Rocky port Lime Co.'S Barge No l
sailed, light, for Rcckland, and SCH Nellie
Brewer arrived light, for cargo of edgings.
March 22nd. steamer Millinocket arrived with
a general cargo from New York. March oath,
schs. Mabel Snow and Caroline kriescher
arrived to load edgings; steamer Millinocket
sailed, with cargo of paper and potatoes for
New York and sch. Enterprise with edgirgs
for Bar Harbor.
The recent good fortune which has deserved
ly fallen to our young townsman, MIR. Josiah
L. Lancaster, residing in Cambridge,
Mass, gives his Stockton friends much pleas
ure. He has been selected to superintend the
erection of large house, stables. lodges, etc,
for the very wealthy Mr.. Plant, upon the top
of mountain 1900 feet above sea level, in
New Hampshire, overlooking the famous Lake
WiniI siogee. He will have 100 carpenters
and 50 stone masors under his direction. The
mansion house is to be built of stone, with oak
trimmings. band of Italians is now making
the long road up the mountain side over which
the materials must be transported for the
building of the immerse edifces Mr. Lam
caster will be obliged to ride horseback in
going from one to another ulding. The
position is one of great responsibility, den and
ing especial proficiency. care and tact. and
Bringing correspondlngly good compensations
Congratulations to our friend
Il.
the following reports obtained: There
were during TIE year 1912 in Stockton Springs
IT marriages, 20 births u & 25 dc aths, as fol
lows:
MARRIAGES. Jan. Sd. Miss EDITH Fletcher
and Mr.. Nicholas B. Ginn; Feb Sth, Mrs Ella
E. Shaw and Mr.. John Mccoy; Feb 18th, Miss
Nellie Alley ard Mr.. Jason littl,feld; April
25th, Ms Nj I'd S, Blanchard ard Mr. Michael
Cortett; April 9th, Miss Beatrice A. Young
and Mr. John Clement; July 18th, Mrs. Miner
va I Ring end Mr.. Adrian ". Tlundy; Aug
18th, Miss Almeda V. Sawyer and Mr. James
r. HAYES; SEPT 25th, Miss Gertrude X Berry
and Mir. Arthur Il. Harrison; Oct 4th Miss
Bessi Alders al d Mr.. Frank II. larrabee; Oct
18th, Miss T;zel d. Waldron aid Mr. Henry f.
Clifford; Oct. 31st, Miss Leone D. Laid and
Nj Leslie Z. Lsndon; Nov. 7th, Miss Ern.a E.
jackson and Mr. Edward J. Littlefield; Nov.
18th, Miss Katie rine Hooper and MIR. Harry S.
kearney; Nov. 18th, Miss Cara T. Mixer and
MIR. Lewis A. Barrett; Dec. 21st, Miss
Martha Nj. Page and Mr.. Lewis E. Lam
lhe,; Dee. 24th, Miss Edna P Hartman
and MIR. Bert j. Dunever; Dec. 18th, Miss
Alice L. AIT and Mr.Arthur B. Cocord
BIRTHS To Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Bradley a
daughter, Helen Agnes; to Mr.. ard Mrs David
Dunevar a daughter, Edna; to Mr. aid Mrs.
William Morrison. son; to Mr.. and Mrs
James Young daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Hackey. son. Walter Elvin; to Mr. and
MIS-. Walter Magune, a daughter, Gertrude
Virginia.; to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Oster-
berg, daughter; to Mr.. and Mrs Freeman
Hartman, son. to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G.
Hartman, daughter; to Mr.. and Mrs Wesl v
J. Perkins, daughter; to Mr.. and Mrs Charles
E. Gilmore, son; to Mr.. and Mrs Lenu,
Dickey. a daughter; to Mr.. and Mrs Alvah
Durham, son; to Mr.. and Mrs. Shannon Goose,
a daughter; to Mr.. and Mrs. George McColum,
son; to MIR. and Mrs John Clement daughter;
to Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Wass, daughter; 10
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hutchins. son; to Mr. ard
Mrs. F. Percy Partridge, daughter
DEATHS. Jan. 18th, Mrs. Alice C. Merri-
thew; Feb. 10th, Jason E. Littefeld; Feb 18th,
Mrs. Abbie E. Staples; March End, F. Marion
Staples; March 9Th, Mrs. Sarah Mainda Doe;
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Berry; April Sth, William
Henry Reed; April 9th, Elman Dickey; April
18th, John M. LaFolley; April 23rd, Mrs. Mar
garet Littlefeld; April 9th. Rufus P. Harri-
man; April 2sth, George w. Brown; June 18th,
Henry Edmund Shute; June 18th, Mrs Mary
L. Elw. II; Aug. 18th, Melvin E. Colcord; Aug.
23rd, Leonard M. Hartmann Aug. 28th, Luther
M Grant; Oct. 9Th, Charles Shute; Nov. 18th,
Mrs. Clara A. Devereaux; Nov 2sth, Luther j..
Littlefield; Dec; 4th, Josiah French Hichborn;
Dec. 18th. Mrs. Mary Nealey; Dec. 18th, Sam
uel G. Staples; Dec. 26th, Mrs. Almeda H. Rem
dell.
EAST NORTHPORT.
The last business meeting of the conference
year will be held in the chapel Saturday. March
29th at p. M Preaching at 2 p. m. Sunday,
M arch Both. by Rev. Frederick Palladino Supt.
of Bucksport District.
QUICKLY ENDS