The Republican journal., 1905-09-07

| weeks visit in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. C. Percival of Portland
are visiting her mother, MIS- NJ. A. COombs.
Lieutenant Commander William v Pratt
is at The Homestead, Primrose Hill on
leave.
Miss Nellie d. Thompson of Morrill, oc-
cupied the Methodist pulpit last Sunday
evening.
Miss Isaphene Patterson returned Satur-
day from weeks visit with her brother
i'll Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter j. Clifford and family
have gone to Woodstock, n b., to visit
relatives.
DR.. Herbert Plummer and little daughter
of Union We're i'll this city Tuesday and
Wednesday,
Mrs William b. Cutlero Boston is visiting
Mrs. Fred V. Cottrell at her home on Con-
greSs street.
Miss Mary Z. Kimba of Portland ar
rived Sunday to visit NJ and Mrs. George
d. McCrilis
Senator William 2. FIRE. was n years old
his home in Lewiston.
A. NJ. Ferguson ot CI tondale, Mass, is
making short visit witt his parents, Capt.
and Mrs j. W Ferguson
Rev. F. II. Morgan Of Boston was the
guest of Rev. J. W. Hatch last Sunday and
occupied the NJ. E. pulpit
Miss Lena Z. Leavitt has gone to Mon
mouth, where she will teach her second
term of school in that place.
Messrs. c. Q. Poor and w. F. Bean went
out to Quantabacook yesterday for soiourn
OF week or two at The Pines.
Miss Louise W. Richards has returned to
Pennington where she is one of the corps
of teachers at the Normal School.
Miss Edith Gammans of Beacon street,
Newton Centre, is spending a few weeks at
jackson, n. H.-Boston Budget.
Mrs. David Bemis of Medford, Mass,
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs Geo.
W. Frisbee, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Pendleton, who
have been visiting relatives in Belfast and
lslesboro, returned Monday to their home
in Auburn
Mrs. Mary f. Norris and son Willie re-
turned Monday from visit in HalloweH.
They were accompanied home by MIS-,
Mary Twombly.
Mrs. Frank LeyenSaer has returned to
Rockland from visit of three weeks with
relatives and friends in Searsmont Lin
colnvile, Appleton and Belmont
Mrs. c. 5. Eastman and SON Donald left
by train Monday morning for their home in
Cumberland Mills, after spending Il week
with her sister, Mrs. D. H. Strout
Miss Gertrude S. Strout left by train Mon
day morning for Lawrence, Mass. after
spending two weeks vacation with her
parents, MI aud Mrs. D. H. Strout
Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe Whitcomb of Waldo
have as their guests Mrs. +. L. Harmon of
Brockton, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
O. Whitcomb Of Syracuse, New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Seger and little daugh-
ter, Helen IeJurnel Monday to their home
in SomeWiIlr, Mass, after visit of two
weeks with relatives in Belfast and sanity
point,
Mr.. aud Ng> James Lauriu Clark OF
Bangor called on friends in Waterylle
Tuesday on their way home from Liberty.
where they had been visiting Mr. ClaE's
mother
Mrs. f. 4. Twiss and daughter Dorothy
left by train Monday morning for their
home in Lawrence, Mass, after spending
six weeks with her parents, Nh and Mrs.
D. H. Strout.
Misses Bertha and Helen Bird attended
the RamsdellWentworth wedding III
Rockland Wednesday evening, Aug 3Oth
The bride, Miss Abbie Bird Wentworth, is
their cousin.
Herbert Iowes and wife of Taunton,
Mass, spent few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Frisbee on their way to visit Mrs
Howes' parents in Liberty, Nj. and Mrs.
Lewis W. Boynton.
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM T. Bradley of Toma-
hawk, Wis, were guests from Frida, until
Tuesday of Dr. and Mrs Elmer Small.
They recently returned from an extended
European trip and are at present visiting in
Ellsworth.
Mrs. E. n. Winslow of Lawrence Mass,
and Miss Theodore Win>Iow OF Bayonne. \.
j., who have been visiting relatives in this
city, left Saturday for their homes. Mrs.
+. b. knowlton accompanied them and will
visit Mrs. Winslow in Lawrence
Mrs. Nina f. Hobbs, who has been spend
ing the summer at Temple Heights caring
for her aunt Mrs n. ii. Rhoades, has re-
turned to this city. Mrs. Rhoades viii spend
the month of September with her brother,
o. \. Dickey, in Northport, ard return to
her home IN Rocklan about the first of
October.
DR.. Austin Thomas and wife formerly
OF Unity but more recently from the State
of Penn sylvania, called on Mr.. and Mrs
w. ii. R0ife IN Brooks a few days ago. By
Thomas and wife started in March to tour
the country with their team. They drove
over the State Of nnSylvania, some two
thousand miles, then started ior Maine
travelling over eight hundred miles to get
here In every place they passed through
they secured something as Il souvenir of the
occasion. They have the same horse they
had when they first left Unity for Pennsyl-
vania, and he apparently appears none the
worse for his long Journey Waldo County
Advocate.
Rear-End Collision at Gardiner