The Republican journal., 1905-12-07
PERSONAL.

Mr.. George R. Doak is in New York on
business.
Mr.. James II. Howes is in Boston. buv-
ing holiday goods.
| Mrs. Esther Hassell left last week tn
visit relatives in Nantasket, Mass.
Mrs. j. T. Pottle has returned from a
visit with relatives i'll Vassalboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman NJ Wood spent a
few days in Camden the past week.
Miss vesta c. Whitten of Fairfield spent
last Sunday with Miss Ada C. Jones.
II. T. Cheney, drug clerk at A. A. Howes
Co., spent Thanksgiving in Portland,
E. G. Norton of Liberty left last FRIDAY
for two months trip to Arizona and New
Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence c. Brooks went to
Rockland Friday for few days visit with
friends.
Miss Lena f. Leavitt returned to Mon
mouth last Saturday TO resume her position
as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Berry of Rockland
have been visiting Mrs. Berry's mother.
Mrs. Mary E. Walker
Mrs Mary E. Pittnan left Monday for a
prlef visit in Thorniike, and from there
she will go to Springyale.
MT. Henry Hall, principal of one of the
Boston schools, spent Thanksgiving with
MIR. and Mrs r. H. Moody.
Mrs. j. B. Ferguson, Head of the Tide
leaves next week for Waltham, Mass. to
spend the winter with her daughter.
5. l.. Sleeper returned the first of the
week from visit of several weeks with his
brother Percy in Pugwash, Nova Scotia.
Rev. George Jones of Etna is confined to
the house with carbuncle on his neck and
his mother, Mrs Jones of Unity, is helpinp
to care for him.
DIR. F. A. Shubert of Plymouth, Mass.
spent Thanksgiving with his wife, who is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah r. Lewis,
on Waldo avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ulmer and Miss
Annie Blackington of Rockland spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. c. F.
McIntire, Church street.
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cal institute, Charleston, and after short
vacation will return to his former position
IN Henry Staples furnishing store
Fred d. Jones was called to West Brooks
vile last week by the illness of his mother.
Mrs. l.. j. Jones. She had an attack of
gastric fever, from which she is now SLOWLY
recovering.
among the hOme-comers for Thapksgiv.
ing, not mentioned last week, were Miss
Jane "A. Mcclellan and Hugh u. Mcclellan.
Esq, from Boston; Clarence F. Hall from
higgins Classical Institute, Charleston.
hichard Z. Shaw from Bowdoin Collage.
Harry l.. kilgore and Frank B. condor
from Colby.
{. IL. Maxfeld has returned from Damar-
lScotta where he has been at work on an
electric plant. which he had the contract To
install. tie has finished his contract and
VIII ce IN this city this winter Watpryille
Sentinel.
Charles O. Clark, manager of the Hotel
Royal, East ST. Louis, H., has sent us his
thanksgiving menu, and it need hardy be
added that it is a good one. ina note Mr..
Clark says: "N ould have been pleased tn
have had you and yours here to dinner. but
would rather have had a good Old clam
chowder.''
Last week 5 issue of the Somnryille, Mass
Journal, was devoted 20 'Someryille pf
To-day and was profusely Illustrated
Sketches, with portraits. were given of the
leading business men uf the city. anu among
them we find Waldo county man, w. p
Blanchard, who fof nineteen years has CON
quoted successful grocery business in
Somerville at II Elm street. The Journal
says:
tie is the owner Of the building and also
owns comfortable house at IL raigie
street. His stock includes everything in
hne groceries,, also teas, cutfees, spices.
canned. goods, butter, eggs, cheese, and ali
fruits in season. Two teams are used in
the delivery of goods, and careful and cou!
teous clerks are employed Mr.. Blanchard
is native of Stockton Springs. Me. and
was married in 1884 to Miss Amanda Chase
OF Hudson, Me. He is thorough business
man, yet of kindly disposition. Mr. !}lanch-
ards only affiliat;on, outside of his business
ana his home is that Of membership tn the
Boston retail grocers' association
Basket Bail,