The Republican journal., 1905-12-28
PERSONAL.


gOr for the HOLIDAYS,
Miss Myrtle Herrick of Rockland spent
Christmas in town.
Misses Bertha and Helen Bird are visit
ing friends in Rockland.
Keyes' orchestra went to Frankfort Tues
day to play for dance in that village.
Charles S. Pearl has been elected clerk of
Central Congregational parish of Bangor.
Mrs E. B. Greeley and son Edwin of Bar
Harbor are spending the holidays in Bel
fast
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Pitcher left Friday
for few weeks visit in South Weymouth,
Mass.
Clyde Holmes, B. H. S. 05, is at home
from his forestry work in Massachusetts, for
the holidays.
Miss Louise Tyler of Rockland is the
guest for the holidays of her niece, Mrs.
Tyler Fl. Bird
Misses Isabel and ENERGY CHM arrived
Friday night from Boston to spend Christ
mas in Belfast
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l. Brown spent
Christmas in Thomaston with their son,
Arthur F. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Adams were
guests the past week of NJ; and Mrs. b. F.
Adams in Camden.
Mrs. Hall F. Hoxie of Schenectady, n. Y,
is in town for several weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. d. Barr.
Sherborne kellock, who is employed in
the Whitten Bros grocery store, went to
Warren Saturday to spend Christmas with
his parents.
Mrs. E. P. Eddy of Bucksport and her
daughter, Mrs. Carl Ames of Bangor, ar
rived Thursday to visit Mrs. Eddy's daugh-
ter, Miss Eddy.
George Hook of Brewer and Henry Hook
of Harrington are visiting their sisters,
Mrs. David II. Libby and Miss Hattie
Hook, of this city.
Albert Eldridge of Bucksport attended
the sale at Bay View Stock Farm last week
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mare weighing 1,34O pounds.
Miss Mary H. Mason, formerly of this
city, managed the presentation of an enter
tainment for a school fair at Bridgton,
which was an unqualified success.
Miss Susan Smith of Richmond, Ken
lucky, a student at the New England Con-
servatory of Music, is the guest of Miss
Katherine c. Quimby for the holidays.
Mrs Francena Richards, matron of the
Phi Kappa Sigma House at the University
of Maine, spent Christmas with her sister,
Miss Harriet White, on Cedar street.
j. Percy Simmons, 'o6, Karl Mcdonald
'O7, William NJ. Black and j. Donald
Clement, 'o9, are at home from the Uni
versity of Maine for the Christmas recess
John Scott Pendleton of Northport, Bates
'o7, has been chosen a member of the college
debating team, which is to meet the Uni
versity of Vermont at Lewiston later in
the season.
Jefferson L. Alexander, U. of NJ. O6, of
PASSPORT and William Q. Foster of Portland
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Qumby during the holidays.
Miss Edith f. Dunton is at home from
her position as a private secretary at the
University of Wisconsin and Miss Florence
+. Dunton, Mt iolyoke, 0b, is also at
home for the holiday season.
William NJ. Black, U. of NJ. '09, the last
years star b. fl. S. basket ball team center,
played that position on the Maine varsity
Friday night when, in a practise game,
they defeated Gulford H. S, 10 to14
Rev. A. II. IIanscom and Rev. b. D.
lanscom have returned to their homes
after a visit with their father, Rev. $. L.
HanScom, who has been quite i'll the past
here with her two children at the parson-
| age.-Bar Harb0r Record Dec. 20th.
| Mrs. G. p, Lombard and her mother, Mrs
! Strout, left Friday morning for Woburn,
Mass, where Mrs. Strout will spend the
| winter and Mrs. Lombard Will make an eX-
| tended visit DR.. Lombard left Saturday to
spend Christmas in Woburn.
M Frank NJ. Piper and wife of Troy are
wishing Mr.. Piper's uncle, Mr. j. G. Piper,
at his home, 40 Rankin street, of this city.
| They We're married at the home of the
Bride, Miss Georgia l.. Tozier of Unity, on
Wednesday morning, and took the train to
Belfast and thence by boat to Rockland.
The ceremony was attended by relatives
and friends, and the wedding presents were
numerous and utiful.-ROck land Opinion
Dec. 22d.
| Hon. Alexander II. Gray of Ellsworth
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Harry
Shaw, East Belfast, for a few days the past
week, including Christmas. He returned
/ by the steamer Rockland Monday after
noon, accompanied by Mr.. Shaw's brother
Wallace of Bangor Mr. Shaw took dinner
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
! Shaw of East Belfast.
Among the students registered at the
| Pennington Normal school for the winter
| term are the following from Waldo County
! Is class, Ambrose Bragg, Linconvile
Ethel and Linda Chase, Monroe; Azubah
Myrck and Pearl Pierce, Troy; f class,
Stella Leman, Palermo; Flora Sherma n,
Liberty; f class, Jessie Bragg, Lincoln
vile; Nellie Hall, Belfast.
Friday nights train brought many young
people home for the Christmas holidays
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