The Republican journal., 1900-08-16
PERSONAL.

|
Herbert F. Bradman returned from Mas
sachusetts last Saturday.
| Harry Mcclellan of Kansas City arrived
Saturday to visit relatives
ID. II. Perkins and wife of Orono were at
the Revere House last week.
Arthur F. Howard of Portsmouth, y. H.,
was at the Revere House Saturday
Willis Young and Bert Carter of Mont
+, vile visited d. c. Davis last week.
A. b. Spinney, NJ. d., of Denver, Colo,
was at the Windsor Hotel Thursday
Miss Edith Lawry of North vassalboro
visited at f. r. Thompson's last week.
| Mrs. A. W. Doe spent portion of Old
| Home Week at her old home in Castine.
| Howard Murphy and wife attended the
| Calderwood reunion in Camden Tuesday.
Mrs. John S. Cook and daughter Verne of
| Belt, Mon, are visiting at Chas. A. Sargents.
| Mrs. NJ. A. p. Sayward and Mrs McCool
| of Lewiston are visiting at Tileston Wad-
Inns.
Mrs. Jennie Frost and daughter of Unity
were guests of VIM. H. Sanhorn and wife
last week.
\. B. Parsons, wife and two children of
Brighton, Mass. are spending the summer
at Harry Beams.
Misses Clare and Mamie LAllemand of
Baltimore arrived Saturday as guests of W.
X. keene and wife
Mrs. Sylvester Thompson and Mrs Cor
della Cilley of Brooks are visiting their
| niece, Mrs. John McTaggart
Rev, J. NJ. Leighton and Miss Page left
Monday for Old Orchard, where Mr. L.
| will spend part of his vacation.
7. ID. Jelison and wife of Brooks spent
two days of Old Home Week with their
daughter, Mrs. Cora Bowker
Mrs. f. W. Sawyer and her two children
from the State Farm Mass. are visiting her
relatives, MI and Mrs. j. b. Myrick
Orrin j. Dickey has received his commits
sion as Senior Vice Commander Of the SONS
of Veterans, Department of Maine
Ernest L. White and wife OF Brockton,
Mass, arrived Saturday to visit her father.
Howard Murphy, and his relatives at the
Head of the Tide.
Mrs. Frank MeSeryey of Portland arriv-
ed by train Monday night and will be the
guest of Mrs. Frank Coombs, for a few
weeks
Fred Packard Isaac and Fred Baker
! Went to Portland Monday to work for j. $,
Randall, the contractor who is bulding the
courthouse extension.
Rel Hill and daughter, Mrs -Nplla Rob
bins of Warren, Mass, and her DAUGHTER,
Miss Annie Hills of Philadelphia. arrived
Saturday tovisit Horace Park
Miss Ethel NJ Avery of Exeter. 81 no has
been at work for her grandfath-g (;eo. d.
McCrillS, in the Registry Of Deeds about
three months, returned home SATURDAY.
Carter Is, Keene, Esq, OF Washington,
d. G., chief of the bureau OF appointments
in the office ot the fourth assistant post
mlster-genera. Is visiting at his old home
in Freedom.
George F. Thomas arrived home Sunday
from Boston. He is employed in a sail
lott where yacht sails are nadr eXclu-
sively, and reports the present season a
very busy one i'll that line.
Thomas f. Shea. the weil-knowu popular
priced star is to have I; new piece for next
season, entitled THE ' Dice ri Nature II
is melodrama by Theodore kremer, author
OF ARIA. Washington, H. G.. Evening
Star.
Mrs. H. l.. kochersperger and daughter
Clysta OF Chicago. who have been visiting
relatives in this city the past two weeks, left
Friday for Asbury Park. where Mrs. Koch
ersperser will join her husband They ex-
pect to pass the winter III Southern France.
Capt. y Is. Boutwell,, wife and SON, and
Mrs Norwel and daughter OF Boston, are
guests of Wm. A. Pendleton at his farm in
Northport. Capt. Boutwell, is Chief jnSpec-
tor in the Boston Custom House and Mr.
Pendleton and Mrs. Norwell's husband are
in his department
Capt Joshua A. Fessenden, t. 5 A.. re-
tired,) postmaster at Stamford, Conn, at
tended Old Home Week celebration in
Rockland, his native place, and Joined his
wife in Belfast Saturday afternoon. He
left by boat Tuesday for Stamford. Mrs.
Fessenden will remain in Belfast for some
time longer
Game Warden Walter |. Neal of pttsfield
was in Bangor on Saturday ON his way to
Belfast to spend Sunday with his family,
which is there for The summer. Warden
Neal is on duty at Bar llarbor this summer,
and when he came to town Saturday fore
noon in the fashionable clothes peculiar to
the famous resort, even his friends thought
he was some cottager o. visiting diplomat
who was here for the day. Bangor Com