The Republican journal., 1903-10-15

U. S. Deputy Marshal Bernes 0. Norton
of Portland was in Bangor last week on
business.
Charles L. Fletcher left last Thursday
for Portland, Rumford Falls and Boston, on
business.
Capt. VIM. F. Welch went to Rockland
Monday to join vessel loading there for
New York.
David E. Bird went to Southport last
Thursday to visit his daughter, Mrs. Car
rie Hanscom.
Emery O. Pendleton went to Greenville
last Thursday to visit his daughter Mrs.
Sidney Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Knowlton of East
Northport went to Boston, Saturday, to
spend the winter.
Mr.. George Brown, wife and mother, of
Detroit, visited friends in this city and
vicinity recently.
Mr.. and Mrs H. D. Mahoney went to
Phillips Saturday to spend the winter with
their son Charles.
Miss Charlotte Cross spent few days
in Hartland recently with her friend Miss
Grace Henderson.
John II. Flagg returned to Worcester,
Mass, last Thursday from vacation OF
three weeks at his home in Belmont.
Mrs. Joseph Marthon returned to Brook
lyn, n. Y, last Thursday from visit OF
three weeks to her brother, Geo. K. Doak.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Bean, Mr. and Mrs,
Robert L. Bean and daughter Myrtle, left
Camden Monday for trip to Aroostook
county
Judge Geo. E. johnson, r. F. Dunton,
ESQ.,, and Chas p Hazeltine expect to start
tomorrow on two weeks hunting trip in
Northern Maine.
At the meeting of the Maine Federation
of Womens' Clubs in Portland last week
Mrs. Annie E. Mower of South Berwick
was elected treasurer.
Grand Secretary George E. Bracket and
Mrs Bracket went to Calais Monday to at
tend the semi-annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Good Tempars.
Rev. Geo s. Mills attended the quarterly
meeting of the Kennebec, Somerset and
Waldo Congregational Ministers Associa-
ton in Waterville, Monday.
Sewall A. Black left Oct. 7th for Orlando,
Fla, after spending the summer in Belfast.
He will visit his daughter in Chestnut Hill,
Mass, on the way to Florida.
The Grinde and Boan cottages at Cas-
tine were closed Oct sth for the season and
Col. A. K Bolan and Mrs. Grindle and
their respective parties left on that day for
New York.
Frank B. Knowlton returned Saturday
from visit in Boston and vicinity. Mrs.
Knowlton went to Boston with him, but re-
mains to visit her brother, DR., W. H. Wins
low in Brockton.
Loren Fletcher arrived from Melrose
Highlands, Mass, Saturday, and expects to
return to Belfast to live. Mrs. Fletcher is
visiting her daughter in Lowell before re-
turning to Belfast.
Charles NJ Welch and wife returned to
Greenfield, Mass, Saturday. from visit
in Belfast Mr.. W.'s mother, Mrs. NJ W
Welch, went with them and will probably
spend the winter in Massachusetts.
II. L. Woodcock wrote home to friends
last week, from Chatham, N. B., that the
party on board E. II. Blake's steam yacht
Aria were having a most enjoyable trip, anG
were to start for home in a few days.
Charles A. Hartman, the jeweler, is
among our Bath Een who appreciates the
! beauties of the New Meadows country His
summer home on the land which he pur
chased of the New Meadows company is
one of the gems along that stream.-Batf
Enterprise
Rev. }. F. Tilton Of Dedham was gues
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Rich last Thursday
night. Mr.. Tilton attended the Baptis
Convention in Rockland earlier in the
week. He went to Bangor Saturday anG
preached in the First Baptist church Sun
day.
Mrs. Ellen Buck, widow of Col. A. f
| Buck, formerly minister to Japan, Mrs
| Anna Ham of Hallowell, Mrs. Fannie Rice
of Rockland, and Mrs. Edwin c. Dudley OF
| Augusta, have recently visited their sister
| in this city, Mrs Matte Baker Dunn, Col
| lege avenue. These ladie, are the daughter:
| of the late Judge II. X. Baker of Hallowell
Waterville Sentinel.
The Rockland Opinion thinks because
w. A. Walker of Castine is a druggist ant
a hotel proprietor, he is therefore the ''logi
cal' candidate for senator of the Hancccl
county resubmissionists. Mr.. Walker says
"This inference is wholly and absolutel!
wrong. l am against resubmission, first
last and always, and have no hesitancy il
announcing the fact"
L. W. Clark and wife recently returned
to Detroit from a two weeks vacation at th'
coast. They report very pleasant tint
while visiting friends in Searsport, Belfas
and Northport. Among many pleasant in
cidents while away was clambake al
Little HarbOr, NorthpOrt, with party con
sisting of Mr.. Fred Basford and wife, Mr.
Frank Orcutt and wife of Northport, Prof
C. w. BasfOrd and wife of Brewer, Mr.
Eugene Adams and wife, master Walter
Basford of Little Harbor, and Mr.. Amo
Harding and wife of Detroit.-Pittsfielt
AdvnrtiS0r