The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
NUMBER Is.
PERSONAL.

WdltHdIIl, MASS, MOlludy cFcHluS.
Mrs. Annie Davi, is Wis ting her sister,
| Mrs. Mary A. Flanagan in Bangor
George U. Hatch, Bowdoin, 'o5, arrived
home last Friday for ten days vacation.
| Miss Jane A. Mcclellan is at home for a
| weeks vacation from Dorchester, Mass.
| Harold E. Bailey has been visiting in
Boston and vicinity the past ten days.
Frank Flanders, University of Maine, '05,
made call on relatives and friends Monday.
Ralph Cooper was in Bangor few days
the past week buying lumber for Cooper Il
| Co.
| Miss Fannie L. Robertson has accepted
| position as book keeper in the telephone Of
fice
| Miss Susan Dinsmore returned to New
Jersey Monday after a short vacation at
| home.
| Mrs. Addie S. Condor, house-keeper at
the Seaside Inn, has gone to Seal IIarbor
.. for the season.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Mahoney have return
ed to Belfast from Phillips, where they
spent the winter.
| Percival W. Keene, student at Colby
| College, spent the Easter vacation with
Frank W. Twombly.
Roy Gurney, who passed the winter in
Montana, arrived Thursday and is with his
father, Mr.. S. j. Gurney.
Geo. E. Pendleton has returned from
tel
brother-in-law, Sidney Young.
H. b. Cammett and wife of Boston arrived
last Thursday to attend the funeral of his
sister, returning on Saturday. train.
Capt. Otis Ingraham of Rockland will on
April 10Th celebrate the 5oth anniversary of
his entry into the steamboat service.
Walter F. Taylor was in Belfast last
week from Skowhegan, where he spent the
winter He wentto Bucksport Monday.
Chas. b. Iazeltne of this city has been
| reelected vice president of the Maine So
| ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
| Animals.
student of Mt. lIolyoke College, is spending
the Easter vacation with Misses Annie V.
and Caroline w. Field.
Melvin A. Pattershall arrived home last
week from Bath, where he has been en-
ployed during the winter. He is now at
work in \. 5. Lord Il Co.'S sail loft.
The April number of the Girls Home
paper has a half-tone of Mrs. Chas. A.
| Pilsbury, one of the charter members of
the Children's Aid Society of Maine.
Mrs. Helen Coffin Beedy, the well known
authoress and club woman, who has been
in Washington in the interest of the bill
| for the Dorothea Dix monument, is visiting
| in Portland.
Mrs. Ada b. Morton arrived from Chicago
on April lst, called here by the illness ~
her sister. She will remain for several
months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O,
| c. Cammett of Belmont.
| Mrs +, Il. Thomas has returned from
| Cambridge, Mass, with her granddaughter,
| Wnona f. Ludwig. Mrs. 7. has been in
| Cambridge several weeks on account of i'll
ness in her daughters family.
MI. 1tSIlt + -NHdlr Iltdtl tttl IA i''ll ~
Sons drug store, has obtained a situation
in Maiden. Mass. and will enter upon his
| duties this week Fred r. Poor will take
| Mr.. Meals position here as druggist and
| Norman Read Will enter the store to learn
| the business.
Grand Secretary George f. RraaIlett went
| to Lewiston Monday to attend She annu''
| session of the Grand Lodge of Good Temp
| lars. Mrs Bracket went Tuesday The
| lodge met Yesterday and holds the closing
session today, when the election of officers
| takes place.
| Among the recent graduates from the
| Rockland Business College We're +. f.
| Matthews of Rockport and Etta f. Burgess
| of Searsmont Miss Burgess goes to BoS-
| ton. where she has a position as stenograph-
| er for Rhodes Brothers; Mr.. Matthews has
| position in New York
Geo A. Dunning, American Express
| agent is confined to the house as the result
| of blood poisoning from wound received
| some two weeks ago. 1t was a mere scratch
| and apparently healed and no attention was
| paid to it until Sunday when some serious
| symptoms were presented. r. A. Moulton,
messenger on the train, is in charge of the
office and l.. S. Wadleigh is on the train
Major Holman F. Day of Lewiston was in
| Portland last week on brief business trip.
For the past five of six weeks Major Day
has been in the far west looking up some
mining interests for eastern capitalists
| who are interested. He reports most en-
ioyable trip and, needless to say. added a
wealth of material to his apparently in
exhaustible supply which will doubtless
soon find it's way into print.
| Levi NJ Poor of Augusta is a candidate
| with strong endorsements for position on
| the commission for a monument at Ander-
Sonvile prison in memory of the Maine
soldiers who died there. The resolve
which appropriated S5GNn for this purpose.
proved that the commission Shou)d consist
/ of three persons. one being the Governor ot
| the State and one of the others a man who
was prisoner of the war at AnderSonvllle,
! Mr.. Poor was a soldier in the 10th Maine
and was at Andersonville for many months.
| Kennebec Journal.
Walter l. Neal. one of the special fish
| and game wardanS of Maine, was IN the