The Republican journal., 1904-06-09
Mrs. Annabel Underwood went to Auburn
Monday for short visit.

Mrs. L. A. KnOwlton went to Bangor yes
terday for visit of few days.
Mrs. Fl. D. Clough and Mrs. Fl. B. Cum
ningham spent Sunday at Standpoint.
Benjamin F. Wells arrived home Tues
day, after three years stay in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Howard of Thorn
| dixie are visiting their son, Fred A. Howard.
Andrew J. Colcord left Tuesday for New
London, Ct, to join sch. D. Fl. Rivers as
mate.
Harold Condor went to Bass Harbor Tues
| day to live with his brother, Herbert A.
| Condor.
| W. S. Alexander, Mrs. c. Morton and
Miss Mary White Of Eastport are guests of
J. L. Alexander.
Miss ENERGY CHM attended the COM
mencement at Lassell Seminary, and re-
turned home yesterday.
Prof. A. A. Drury went to Boston Mon
! day for surgical treatment at the Massa-
chusetts General Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Riggs have moved
from the Chase house on Spring street to
the Frye block on Court street.
, Mrs. Martha j. White returned home last
Saturday, after spending the winter with
Mrs. Clara Edmunds of Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs. Charles A. Piper went to East Or
land yesterday to attend the funeral of her
late husbands niece, Mrs. Mary Farnham
Capt Marion Staples of Joplin, Mo-, for
l Of >iaI %
in the parade in the Joplin Carnival, May
Seth.
Miss Nellie Hills arrived from Boston
Tuesday to spend two weeks at the home
of her grandfather, NJ. B. Hunt, in Bel
mont.
Mr.. E. L. Cleveland of Houlton, Me-, and
F. G. Cleveland and Goldie Cleveland of
Salem, Mass, are guests of Mrs. N. E.
Brown.
Mr.. Calvin Austin, general Manager of
the Eastern Steamship Company, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Dinsmore,
Tuesday.
Alphonso Wood was at home from the
University of Maine a few days last week,
but returned to attend the commencement
| exercises.
Mrs. George E. Bracket was called to
Braintree, Mass, last Saturday, by the
death of her cousin, T. r. Newell. She re-
turned Monday.
Favorable reports are received from John
! F. Chapman, who underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the Maine General Hos
pital in Portland June I'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Harris, who spent the
winter in Florida, are now in Boston and
later in the month will come to their sum
mer home on folbrook's Island.
Mrs. Eta Savery went to Bangor Tues
day for treatment Of her eyes at the Eastern
Maine General Hospital. She was accom-
panied by Miss Florence Gilmore.
MI and Mrs. Willard L. Lathrop of Bos-
ton were in this city Monday on their way
home after several days visit at Temple
Heights, where they have a cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. f. Owen and daugh-
ter Marguerite left Monday for Boston,
where Mr.. Owen is buying goods. They
will also visit friends in New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter B. Kelley and son,
William Swan Kelley, left Monday for Min
neapolis. Mrs Kelley and son have been
visiting her father, Hon. VIM. B. Swan,
since February.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Whitney and the
Misses Whitney arrived last week from
| Boston and are occupying their cottage,
The Priscilla, at Saturday Cove tor the
summer season.
NJ B. Smith of Hartford, Ct, was in Bel
fast few days the past week. lie came
down to try some of his trotting stock at
Pearl Brook Farm but was not able to do
much because of the unfavorable weather
James ". Owen, for many years with
Dir. A. S. Davis at Turtle Head. and for the
past nine years with Mr. E. K. Harris. al
: rived by the Boston boat Tuesday and went
to Castine to get the Harris cottage ready
for the family.
Frank ". Twombly arrived home from
the e. of NJ last week, but returned to act
as usher at the Music Festival i'll Bangor
last Thursday, Friday and Saturday and to
: attend the commencement exercises at the
: college the first of this week.
Herbert L. Grnnell, formerly of Liberty
vile, who has been employed in Boston for
the past four years as a driver and coach
man, recently changed his profession and is
: driving an electric car, having been ap-
pointed motorman 226S ON the surface cars
of the Boston Elevated Railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Wescott returned
: home from their wedding tour Monday
forenoon. They visited Moosehead Lake
, and other points and on Saturday attended
the closing concert of the Bangor music
festival. Mrs. Sarah b. Dlnsmore joined
them in Bangor and attended the concert
with them.
Mr.. Sampson A. Reed and family of Min
neapolis are in their pleasant "Long View
cottage at Excelsior Lake, Minnetonka, for
the summer. Mr. Reed will go east the last
of June, to Dartmouth College, Hanover,
n. H., where his class of IA will celebrate
their thirtieth anniversary, after which he
will go to Boston and Peaks Island for q
short time.
4 The President has appointed Captain
j, William II. Reeder of the navy, William NJ,