The Republican journal., 1905-07-20

Clarence c. Brooks spent Sunday in Bel
fast.
Mrs. G. E. Evans and child of New York
are in town for the summer
Miss Anna Wilson of New York is visit
ing Rev. and Mrs. D. L. Wilson.
Mrs. Charles F. Wildes of Somerville,
Mass. arrived last week for visit
j. L. Alexander went to Eas'port Tues
day to attend his brothers wedding
Alfred Walton of Boston is spending his
vacation with his father, Mr.. W. H. Walton.
| Mrs. Louise Walker of Rockland is the
guest of her niece. Mrs. Tyler H. Bird,
Main street.
Miss Myrtle H Forbes of Boston is
spending week at the II. L. Lord cot
tage, at Little Rive.
| Miss Ella Paul .eturned home Monday
| after spending several weeks with Mrs.
Thos. E. Shea, Nor h Shore.
Airline Walton, who is teacher in the
New Haven, CT. schools, is spending her
vacation with her father, W. II. Walton.
Mr.. f. A. BurreE and Thomas Hyde Of
Lynn, Mass, are the guests of Miss Frye.
They came to attend the funeral of William
NJ Woods
Harold E. Bailey who spent his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Bailey,
returned To Boston last week, where he has
employment.
Mrs, A. b. Pay on, and Master Galen
Forbes of Brooks are spending few
days with their ster, Myrtle Forbes, at
Little River.
Mrs. MillhouSe and daughter Alice
arrived last Thursday from South Bend,
Ind, to spend the summer with her mother,
Mrs Joseph II. Thombs
Hon. Forrest Goodwin of Skowhegan was
one Of the victims of recent automobile
accident on the road to Dead River, but re-
ceived no serious injuries
Robert Russ, who was called to New
Bedford. Mass, about two weeks ago on
account of the illness of his daughter, Sara
A. Russ, returned home last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs William j. Colburn of To-
ledo, Ohio, arrived in Hamburg, July Q, and
will spend about two months travelling in
Germany, Switzerland, France and Eng
land.
Mrs. Elmer A. Sherman, Mrs. Clarence f.
Mcintyre and Miss Charlotte ". Colburn
returned last week from Seal Harbor, Mt.
Desert Island, where they were the guests
for a week of Mrs. Amos Clement at the
Seaside Inn
Mrs. A. L. ASte and her guests, Mr. and
Mrs Berry, Mr.. Alexander and Miss Cook,
who are spending a few weeks at Sandy
point, visited Mrs Astle's sister, Mrs L. F
Cannon, last Thursday and enjoyed a clam
bake on the shore.
A remarkable group posed before Bos-
ton Globe camera in Warren il few days
ago 1t comprised George Montgomery Of
Warren, who lacks less than ~ months OF
being 100 years Old; his sister, Mrs. Re
becca Hall of Warren, who i nearly 92.
and his brother, Percy Montgomery of
Thomaston, who is nearly IS.
Miss Grace +. Burgess, who returned
home last saturday from the Names rress
excursion TO kumIord Falls ana the Range
leys, reports very delightful trip, The
party numbered 32, and they We're partieu-
larly impressed with the business activity
and the fine dwellings at Eumturd Falls.
They were royalty entertained there and at
Pennington. which they visited Saturday
on their return FROM the lakes.
y Maine Central conductor On the through
trains without Il handsome rose in his but
tonhole is a rarity this time II year. IL
Cioubtedly Conductor j. A. Mace Is respon-
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