The Republican journal., 1903-04-23
PERSONAL.

lUOVIVHl.
Frank +. Logan is visiting friends in
Camden.
A. R. Fiske went to Boston Monday for a
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Hall returned to Halls
Quarry Monday.
John C. Clement returned to Boston Mon
day to resume his studies.
Karl Mcdonald was at home from Orono
few days the past week.
Miss Avis Mathews and Miss Avis Mori-
s on went to Boston Monday.
Mrs. Ellen FL. Castle has returned from
SearspOrt, where she spent the winter.
Hugh D. Mcclellan, Esq. spent Sunday at
home and returned to Boston Monday.
Mrs. Daniel McMahan is in Laconia,
N. H., with her daughter, Mrs. Agnes Cot
trell.
Mrs. Edward Sibey returned Saturday
from visit to her daughter, Mis-. Hilton,
| in Chicago.
Herbert E. Pendleton left Saturday for
Swampscott, Mass, to join fishing vessel
| for the Grand Banks.
| Mrs. j. w. Emery has returned from Ep-
| ping, Me-, where she spent the winter with
| her niece, Mrs. l. C. Wooster.
Roscoe Vaughn and daughter, Mrs. Will
kins, of Wilton, Me-, are visiting Rev. VIM.
Vaughn in East Belfast.
Joseph H. Simonton of New York is in
| Camden, called there by the critical illness
of his father, Hon. 7. X. Simonton.-Rock-
| land Star.
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. R. Carter and grand
daughter Charlotte returned home April
| 18th from visit to Capt. and Mrs. Alzo M.
| Carter in Portland.
| Levi Clay, of the New England Telephone
| Co., Portland, has been in town arranging
| for the removal of the Telephone exchange
| to it's new rooms in McClntock's s block.
Dr. j. S. Cole of Stockton Springs visited
N. D. Hewes at the Adams House the past
week and was shown through the Watch
Factory Waltham, Mass, Tribune.
| Among the graduates from the Friends
School, Providence, Il. l., are Lizzie NJ
Jones, Unity, 1865; Doris A. Varney,
Unity, 1873; and Albert Pierce, Frankfort,
1879.
| E. II. Colby and son Miller have arrived
at their summer cottage at Sunset, Deer
Isle, IN their new fishing vessel Mrs.
Colby is visiting her sister, Mrs. H, c.
| Marden of Belfast.
Leo Nj. Sargent and Fred S. jackson
| went to Portland yesterday to attend the
great council of Maine Red Men on Fast
day as representatives from the Tarratne
Tribe of Red Men.
Senator Staples was happily surprised by
a call at his rooms at the 1horndike last
evening from Capt. John Stevens. The
captain presented the senator with box OF
cigars to show his appreciation OF favor
| received some years ago at the nandS OF
Mr. Stapes.-Rockland Star.
Franklin W. Cram, Edward Stetson and
F. Fl. Appleton, Esq, left Bangor Tuesday
for Boston, from which port they will sail
today in the Old Dominion liner May
flower. for England. They will return in
the same steamer, having about six days in
| London
George Z. Havener has returned from the
Somerset road, where he has been acting as
American Express messenger, and is again
on the team in Belfast. Frank +. Logan,
who has been on the team, is to have place
in Bar Harbor.
John Wentworth of Freedom, who for
the past three weeks has been in the EN-
ploy of c. E. Furber, the Fairfield hardware
dealer, went to Portland Monday for an
operation for appendicitis at one Of the
hospitals in that city.
j. W. Collins of Howard, +. L., Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Barter of RosIindale, Mass, and
Mrs. Sarah Barter of Isle au Haut were IN
Waldo the past week on account OF the
death of Capt. William Collins Capt Frank
j. Welch returned home from Stonington,
where his vessel was loading, when Capt.
Collins was taken ILL.,
Dir. George Shorkley of Camden has sign
ed contract to accompany the Zleglar
Polar exhibition sis second in command and
Surgeon-in-chief. The vessel which is to
carry the expedition, the America, is now
in Throndhjem, Norway, being thoroughly
overhauled before starting on her long
cruise. From this point the expedition Will
sail about the 25th of June.