The Republican journal., 1905-03-23
PERSONAL.

DIR. Isaac Hills spent Sunday in Bangor.
Horace Chenery spent few days in town
the past week from Boston.
Miss Amy Wilson of Searsmont arrived
from kents Hill last Friday
Mrs. Charles II. Walden is visiting Mrs
j. NJ. Leighton in Fairhaven, Mass.
RenwOrth Rogers is at home from Kicker
Classical Institute for a two weeks vaca-
tiOn.
Miss Mabel Rose OF Brooks was the
guest of Mrs. John McTaggart the pas,
week.
Miss Isabel CHM. who is spending the
winter in Boston, was in Belfast a few
days last week
Fred V. Cottrell ard Joseph G. Patterson
have entered the employ Of the Duplex
Roller Bushing Co.
Mrs. u. II. Conant returned home last
week. She had visited in Portland, Pair
haven and Boston and vicinity.
Congressman Fred L. Stevens of ~
Paul, MINI, visited his brother, Dr. John
Stevens Of this city, the past week.
Mrs. Jordan W. Coombs and ch hiIdren lef,
last Friday for Dorchester, Mass, t. visit
her daughter, Mrs. JerUme Brown
Miss Louise Richards returned Monday
TO her duties in the Pennington Normal
School after spending the vacation with her
mother.
Mrs. II. u. Cunningham left Monday for
Boston to buy her spring and summer
goods. She was accompanied by her son
Henry.
Miss Helen Sheldon, who has been at
home on account of illness for few months,
has returned to her employment as head
sales lady in Boston.
Mrs. Wm Fl. Quimby went to Portland
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs Is. B.
Foster. She was accompanied by Misses
Katherine and Elizabeth Ouimty
Messrs. F. G. White, c. b. Hall George
A. Quimby and R. p. Coombs went out to
Quantabacook last week to fish for pickerel
They caught about thirty good sized fish
DR.. A. r. Keith, who has been in the city
for the past week, being called here by the
| illness of bis father, Charles Keith, return-
| ed this afternoon to Sailors Snug Harbor.
Staten Island. Waterville Mail March 18th
| Captain Charles A. Colcord of this city
has received "a proposition from the owners
OF a yacht that is to take part in the inter
national race across the Atlantic ocean in
| May to command the vessel during the
| ocean race, the races at kiel and the race
from Dover to Heligoland. Danbury, Ct,
| News.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Bean have returned
to Camden from a trip to Washington At
lantic City and Philadelphia. They were in
| Washington at the Inauguration of Presi-
dent Roosevelt and had a fine view of the
procession.
Miss Sarah r. Gardner was called to
Salem, Mass, last week on account of the
serious illness OF her sister, Mrs Esther
Davis. She returned Saturday night and
reported her sister as comfortable as could
be expected.
OF the Augusta city election The New
Age says that the Democratic candidate,
Joseph Williamson, Esq, "rolled up the
splendid vote of S83 against 1850 for Mayor
Hichborn, who undoubtedly was the abest
and strongest candidate the Republicans
could possibly have put at the head of their
| ticket"
President C. S. White of Colby College
has been notified by the Oxford College ex-
aminers in England that Arthur Lee Field
of Bakersville, VT, Karl Raymond Kennison
of Waterville and Harold William Soue of
bingham, Mass, have passed successfully
the examination for admission to Oxford
under condition of the Cecil Rhodes scholar
ship bequest.
One Of Camden's grand old men is Rev s,
II. Beale, who in spite of almost 80 years
(his 9Oth birthday coming on April 3, next)
is hale and hearty and able to be about the
streets. He has just returned from three
months visit with his son, Rev. Jos. II.
Beale, in Portland and will remain here at
home for a few months. Mr.. Beale expects
to attend the East Maine Conference in
Bangor next month and will preach an his
torical sermon before the Conference
| Camden Herald.
| David r. Porter, the Bangor boy and
Maine Cecil Rhodes scholar at Oxford, is
keeping we'll to the front in athletics. At
the meet of his college, Trinity, on March
/ 18th, "Dave' won places in three events.
He took first in the shot-put, second in
throwing weight and third in l5O yard dash.
Mr.. POrter's letters to the Good Win Rec
ord descriptive of college life and work at
Oxford are exceedingly well written, inter-
estng and instructive.
The Bangor Daily News recently publish
! ed half-tohe of the U. of NJ. Orchestra,
with brief sketches Of its members. OF one
of them it says
Frank Wesley Twombly, '07, of Belfast
has unfortunately been obliged to leave
college for a few weeks. This leaves bad
hole in both the band and the orchestra, for
Tw0mbly's place is hard one to fill. A
great deal of confidence is placed in him in
both clubs and his experience tended to
steady the men. Mr. I 1wombly's instrument
is the clarinet.
NJ issouri Elects U. S. Senator
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, March 10; After