The Republican journal., 1901-10-17
PERSONAL


visit in ROckland.
Lewis O. Fernald was in Deer Isle last
| week on business.
Horatio Welch went from Camden to
Bucksport Tuesday.
Edward Thorndike went to Boston Tues
day for short visit.
Leander Baker of Chenoa, ILL.,, is visit
ing at Isaac Bakers.
Capt. G. D. Pendleton went to Boston
Monday on business.
Miss Hattie Bates arrived home Tuesday
from visit in Boston.
Mrs. Joseph A. Montefiore left Monday
for visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Prentiss are spend
ing the week in Brewer.
Leslie Rawley left Saturday for Brockton,
where he has employment.
Mrs. Edwin A. Staples went to Boston
last week to visit relatives.
Elisha Knowlton went to Bucksport Tues
day for visit of two days.
James w. Knowlton left Saturday for
Boston, where he has employment.
Geo. R. Poor returned Tuesday from a
business trip to North Adams, Mass.
H. P. Thompson returned home Monday
from trip in Western and Central Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fl. Bray left Monday
for visit to the Pan-American Exposition
A. A. Knight returned last Saturday from
Massachusetts, where he has been at work.
Charles S. Bickford of Belfast was at the
Bangor House Thursday night.-Commer-
cial.
John Cummings of New York City was in
Belfast and Searsmont last week on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Williamson have
moved to their new home on Northport
avenue.
Miss Matte NJ Cross left Saturday for
short visit in Massachusetts and Rhode
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. B. Eaton arrived home
Tuesday from the Pan-Amercan Exposition
at Buffalo.
Oakes Aldus arrived home Tuesday from
Camden where he has been at work in
Beams shipyard.
Mrs. Verrill Jones went to Brockton
Saturday to visit her husband, who has
employment there.
H. L. Woodcock returned Monday from
duck hunting trip in Eggemoggin reach,
with E. II. Blake and friends.
Mrs. Chas. A. Wiley left Tuesday to
spend the winter with her brother, David
Berry of Valley Springs, Calf
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Knowlton returned
Tuesday from visit to Willis E. Crabtree,
who has farm in Alsted, n. II.
Capt. George T. Osborne arrived home
last Friday from Bath, where his vessel, the
sch Emma S. Briggs, is discharging.
Leslie F. Neal has moved from the C. II.
Mitchell house on Cedar street to Mrs. F.
K. Prescott's house on High street.
Col. and Mrs. Fred Atwood of Winter
port were among the out-of-town people in
Bangor on hursday.-Commercial.
Mrs. Gardner Willis of Taunton returned
home yesterday from visit in Belfast Her
mother, Mrs. Fannie E. Shute accompanied
her.
Frederick H. Moses, florist, with extern
sive conservatories at Bucksport and at Bar
Harbor, filed voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy, Oct 10th.
Lewis Sanborn is acting as Maine Central
station agent at Brooks, while the local
agent takes a vacation. Renworth Rogers
is at Belfast station during Mr. Sanborn's
absence.
Thomas E. Shea will appear at the JEFF
fersOn this week for the first time in seven
years, and he will contine himself entirely
to the most popular plays in his large roper
torlre.-POrtland Press.
Messrs. Francis X. Pendleton, William G.
Sawtelle, Thomas Berry and Luther
Hammons left here on Monday to enter the
shoe factories at Auburn, where they have
employment.
Frank Palmer Wilson of this city, who
has been studying law in the office of Judge
George E. johnson during the past year,
has entered the University of Maine Law
school at Bangor for course.
Harold T. Sibley, who is taking post
graduate course including administration
and finance in the Tuck Department at Dart
mouth, has been appointed secretary to
Frank Haigh Dixon, Professor of Economics.
c. E. Bicknell began work recently on
the Gay kilnS at the Point. The kins have
not been in operation for some time, but
will receive extensive improvements and be
put IN running order when repairs are COM
pleted.-Rockland Star.
Roy, son of the Rev. r. I. Hack, has Just
been admitted to Williams College and has
received scholarship of 5000 for passing
the best entrance examination. He is a
graduate of the Portland High school,
Capt. Charles E. Drink water of North
port has sold his schooner, the Lincoln, to
parties named Woods in Surry and will
sail for the present in the schooner William
II. Jewell with Capt. Seymour Chapman,
as mate. Capt. Drinkwater has been sail
ing the craft about a year.-Rockland Star
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sibley left the first
of the week for short visit to II. II. Hilton
and family in Cambridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl
will soon leave for their home in Chicago,
where they are building a new house, which
is beautifully situated near the university
grounds.
Out of town guests at the Roberts Crock
oft woddinp wnra Mr. and NJrS Tnbp Pobartc