The Republican journal., 1901-05-09
Personal.

Mrs. Albert Gammans went to Boston last
week.
L. E. McMahan spent Sunday at home
from SkOwhegan.
Mrs. G. w. Gorham and Miss Inez E. Craw
ford are in Boston.
W. R. Towne of Seattle, Wash, is visit
ing relatives in Belfast.
ii. ID. MahOney and wife go to Farming
ton to-day to spend the summer.
Miss Louise Hazeltine has returned from
Boston, where she spent the winter.
John Clement spent Sunday in Rockland
and joined the Pirates of Penzance in Cam
den Monday.
Mrs. c. j. Pattee and son visited relatives
IN Portland while Mr.. Pattee attended the
Grand Lodge of Masons
Miss Cora McCrillis walks out a little
every pleasant day, after confinement to the
house for more than year.
Mrs. E. NJ. Flanders and her sister, Mrs
r. w. Patterson, went to Boston by fridays
boat to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. S. A. Woodside of Sabattus arrived
last Thursday to visit her mother. Mrs.
Nancy 0. Wadlin, who is quite i'll.
Mrs, Helen A. Carter, Mrs. Esther Carter
ana Miss Millett have arrived home from
Massachusetts to spend the summer
Mrs. John Cunningham of Franklin, Mass.
visited her brother, VIM. Fl. Arnold, the past
week and is now visiting relatives in Sears
mont
l.. George, station agent of the Maine
central, is to take vacation beginning June
LIST, and his assistant, Mr. Sanborn. will have
charge.
Mrs. E. Fl. Haney and daughter, Miss
Cleora r., visited friends in Portland while
MIR. Haney attended the Grand Lodge of
Masons.
Horace Chenery is spending the week in
Belfast looking after the furnishing of the
Crosby house. 1t will soon be ready for oc
cupancy.
Luther II. Emmons, who has been suffer
ing several years from growth on his face,
is failing rapidly and is unconscious and
perfectly helpless
Mrs. Mccormick of Chicago, the mother
of Mrs. Emmons Blaine, will spend the
summer in Camden, the guest of Mrs. J. B.
Stearns, at Norumbega.
Willis E. Bacheller, who will be one of the
singers in this years music festival, is a
native of Union, and was a Kents Hill stu
dent Is or IS years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Hill of Winterport
were guests recently of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
F. Mansfield in Jonesport. Mrs. Mansfield
and Mrs. Hill are sisters.
Amos Clement was in Boston last week
on business, and after spending Sunday at
home went to Seal llarbor to get his hotel
ready for the seasons business
Mrs, Charlotte W. Washburn has so far
recovered from her recent illness that her
daughter, Mrs. Emma Haywood, returned
last week to her home in Hyde Park, Mass.
DR.. J. W. Grindle and family of New York
will arrive at Castine about the 10th inst. to
open their cottage Edwin Morey and family
of Boston are also expected this month.
Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Smith and little daugh-
ter Dorothy We're called to Gloucester, Mass.
Tuesday by the Illness OF Mrs. Smiths
grandfather Mr.. J. a. DenniSon They
will return the last of the week
Among the passengers by steamer City of
Bangor Friday morning We're Mrs H. H.
johnson from Boston, Mrs. F. W. Pote
from Camden, and Messrs. c. R. Coombs
and IL. f Mcdonald from Boston.
Iarraden S. Pearl, son of Charles s.
Pearl If Bangor, who for the past few
months has been employed as a reporter on
the Brockton Mass Times, has joined the
local staff of the Bangor Commercial
Hon. Geo. NJ. Warren of Castine, one of
| the incorporators of the Ellsworth and Cas-
tine KY Co., went to Ellsworth Monday in
the interest of that corporation. 1t report
ed that work on the survey will begin at
once.
Congressman Charles f. Littefeld has ac-
cepted an invitation to be one of the speak,
ers at the banquet to be given in Chicago
June II, under the auspices of the National
Business league, the Illinois Manufacturers
Association and the citizens of Chicago.
President Mckinley and several members
i of his cabinet are to be present, and it is to
be one of the most distinguished gatherings
of notables the city has ever known. Mr.
Littlefeld will speak on "The Commerce.
and Industries of the East