The Republican journal., 1902-12-11
NUMBER so.
PERSONAL.


Ernest Patten of Greene visited Otis M.
Kilg0re last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. R. Coombs returned
Saturday from visit in Massachusetts.
G. B. Marsano went to Boston Monday On
business and will return the last of the
week.
Harry Kilgore arrived home last Friday
from Hebron Academy for the holiday
| vacation.
Stanley Wilson of SearsmOnt visited rela-
tives here Monday, on his way to resume
his studies at Kent's Hill.
Rev. Geo. E. Tufts returned Tuesday even
ing from few weeks visit in Boston and
vicinity. He will 60 to Islesboro to-day.
John c. Clement will arrive home next
Wednesday for his Christmas vacation of
ten days from Boston, where he is pre-
pairing for the Institute of Technolog.
- Mrs. Dora Wiley Tennis was in Unity
| Thursday, where she sang at the funeral Of
Mrs George Wellington, sister of Mrs
| Henry L: Mitchell of this city-pangor
| Commercial.
Miss Nellie Thompson of Morrill, Las re-
| turned home from Thomaston, where she
has been engaged in holding revival meet
ings during the past few weeks, with great
success.
The Junior class at Bowdon held their
class election Dec. 5th Donald S. Walker
of Liberty is member of the assembly
! committee and Millard F. Chase of Brooks
is on the Ivy Day committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Ferguson are to occu-
py the Morrison house on Pearl street, and
Mrs. Ferguson and children have arrived
here from Halls quarry. Mr. Ferguson is
absent on business.
Ed P Brown of this city has position
as telegraph operator and ticket agent in
the Maine Central station at Auburn He
was in the service of the Bangor & Aroos-
took railroad for several years in similar
position.
Walter Twombly of Monroe was in Ban
gor Tuesday noon on his way home from a
hunting trip in the vicinity of Brownville
He had with him two good sized buck deer.
Mr.. Twombly told an interesting story of
how he shot them. He said that he shot
them so close together that the second one
killed fell upon the body of the first.
During the session of the Maine Dairy
mems Association in Waterville last Thurs
day two presentations were made on behalf
OF the association: A gold headed cane
was presented to Mr.. K. W. Ellis of Emb-
den, much respected member of the asso-
citation, and gold pin studded with pearls
to Miss Winslow, the clerk in the office of
the commissioner of agriculture. The pre-
sentations were made by Mrs. L. w. Dyer
of Cumberland for the association Mr..
Ellis received his gift with much feeling
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward johnson of MARI
boro street have been enjoying a visit from
| their only daughter, Mrs. Pratt, wife of
! Lieutenant William Veazie Pratt, U. S. n,
whose marriage took place last April
Lieutenant Pratt has been ordered away on
duty, and Mrs. Pratt took this opportunity
OF paying visit to her parents. All BoS-
ton was interested in the marriage of the
pretty society girl and the naval officer,
who served on the Annapolis during the
| Spanish American war, and also in the
unique bridal trip, which took the form of IL
ride on horseback to Maine, and was fol-
| lowed by a foreign tour. Mrs. Pratt is
looking handsomer than ever after her alb
| sence, and has had no end of good time
renewing old friendships Mrs Pratt has
Just sailed from New York for Trinidad,
| where her husband is navigating officer on
| the United States battleship KearSarge
| Mrs Pratt will reach him in time to pass
| the holidays with him.-BOSton Sunday
| Post.