The Republican journal., 1903-02-12
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Ann Taylor is visiting friends in
Bangor.
William W. Gates is at home from New
port for visit.
Edward Gray went to Greenfield, Mass,
Tuesday to work in shoe factory.
W. II. Arnold, wife and daughter are
visiting friends in Boston and vicinity.
c. II. jackson and wife of Richmond,
Me-, are visiting at Freeman NJ. Woods.
Mrs. Edward Sibley left Tuesday for
Chicago to visit her daughter, Mrs Hilton.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. W. Welch are visiting
their son and daughters in Massachusetts.
Rev. G. S. Mills attended the Congrega-
tional Ministers Association in Waterville
Tuesday.
Mrs. Wallace w. Turner is in Deer Isle
with her mother, who was seriously III at
last reports.
Deputy o. s. Marshal B. O. Norton eft
Bangor on the Monday morning train for
Aroostook county
Rev G. S. Mills gave an address before
the Eggemoggin Y. P. S, c. F. in West
BrookSville last evening.
Mrs. James Cunningham and grand
daughter, Miss Adah Cunningham, went to
Boston last Thursday for short visit
Francis H. Welch, who is the manager Of
shoe factory in Greenfield, Mass, vas
here on business for a few days the past
week.
Levi Rogers went to Greenfield, Mass,
Monday as foreman of the stitching room in
the shoe factory in which Francis II. Welch
is superintendent.
Richard P. Stickney was taker suddenly
and seriously i'll yesterday morning.
whether the result of indigestion or uremia
the attending physician was unable to deter
mine.
Mrs Ella NJ. Haycock and Ralph Hay
cock of Calais, mother and brother of the
bridegroom, attended the wedding of Charles
A. Haycock and Miss Geneva T. Thompson
in this city yesterday. The brother is a
senior in Harvard University
Capt. Frank f. Foss U. S n, wife and
daughter of Berkeley, Calf, arrived Tues
day as guests at the Hodgdon home, Cedar
street. Capt. Foss is connected with the
Asiatic Squadron of the L. S. Navy and for
four years past has been in command of the
steamers Iris and Saturn.
Mr. r. Herman Cassens. who has been
foreman of the Opinion office for the past
year, will remove to Chicago early next
month, with his family, and will be aSSoci-
ated with his father-ln-law, Hon. f. F. Han
son, in the management of the corporation
recently formed for the manufacture and
sale of fireprooting material made by the
new process invented by Mr. Hanson
Rockland Opinion.
Wm. T. Bradley a son of the late Mr.
Bradley of Tomahawk, Wis, the lumber
king, who died without a will, has come in
to possession of S14,ooo,o00, his legal share
of the immense estate Mrs. VIM T. Brad
ley is niece of Mrs. Elmer Small of
this city and has often visited here. They
expect to spend /, part Of the coming stunt
mer in Belfast.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Is. llazeltine went
to Boston February 5h. Their daughter,
Miss Louise. has been there for some time.
Later they will Join friends in an extensive
cruise on a steam Yacht. Starting from
Boston the yacht will 80 down The coast to
Florida, then across to Havana, and ifom
there will cruise leisurely among tie Wind
ward Island, returning north in the spring
James f. nunning, managing editor OF
The Portland Advertiser, writes to that pa
per from Augusta
b. O. Norton of Portland, who is a candt-
date for warden at the State prison, is meet
ing with very great success. IT is sald, anu
has gained an amount of backing which VIII
give him Il handsome lead MI. Norton
experience in various parts ot the State,
and his wide acquaintance are standing
him as valuable assets Just now. lie makes
friends easily and holds them