The Republican journal., 1905-09-28
PERSONAL.

| VII toA a SuOlG tdCdLlUu.
Mrs. B. F. Wells went to Boston last
Monday for new fall goods.
Miss j.. W. Ferguson will arrive the last
of the week from business trip to Boston.
Rev. and Mrs. George C. Howard of
Livermore Falls are the guests of Rev. and
Mrs. j. w. Hatch.
Mrs. E. Mitchell and daughter Millie are
in Ponkapog, Mass, where they will re-
main few months.
| George L. Hutchings of East Orange, N.
j., arrived on the boat Friday from Bangor,
where he had spent week.
Mrs. Allan McLane has closed her sum-
mer home on Northport avenue and re-
turned to Washington, D. c.
| Misses Louisa II. Ferguson and Ada c.
Jones have returned from Boston and New
York with new fall millinery.
Karl Mcdonald went to Orono last week
| 10 continue his course at the University of
Maine, after years absence.
S. A. Littlefeld has been making fare
we'll visits to relatives and friends in this
vicinity. He leaves for Oakland. Calf
| Sept. 30th
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Freeman and daughter
of Hartford, Conn, were guests last week
OF Dr. +. E. Freeman, LIMERICK street
| Rockland
Richard E. Shaw, Bowdoin, '06, has been
al home for brief visit with his parents,
, Mr and Mrs. Walter Shaw, before return
ing to college.
! Mark Bartlett of the law office of C. F.
! johnson has returned to Wateryille after a
| vacation of few weeks passed at his home
| in Montville
Miss Elizabeth A. Quimby, B. H. s., 'o5,
lett for Boston yesterday to enter Wellesley
College. Her mother, Mrs. Geo. A. Ouimby.
accompanied her.
| The annual reunion of the Fifteenth
Maine Regimental Association was held in
| Bridgton last week. Emery O. Pendleton
of this city was member of Company l.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Reed Tarbox of
| Fryeburg, who were guests at the Pratt
RIPLEY wedding in bingham, Wednesday
| evening. were in Portland Saturday-Port-
Ira Woodbury., whose name has for long
time been associated with the races on the
Maine turf, has entered the employment of
the proprietor of the Pearl Brook Stock
Farm, North Belfast.
Misses Florence E. Dunton and Alice P.
Poor left by boat Monday Miss Dunton
returned to MI. Holyoke College and Miss
Poor is to visit friends before the opening
of Wellesley College
Leroy L. Woods, Freedom Academy O2,
OF Knox Station, who was a member of the
class of 1906 at Colby, but who has been out
OF college for a year, has gone to New Haven.
where he will enter Yale.
The many friends of Augustus Perry.
who has been confined to the house by i'll
ness, will be glad to learn that he attended
the morning service at the Congregational
church last Sunday morning
| MI. and Mrs. w. A. Gentner have re-
turned to their home in Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Gentner's niece, Miss Alice Brown of
Chelsea, Mass, left with them; also Miss
Mary V. Bagley of Chelsea, Mass.
Emery heagan, who graduated from
Harvard this year, has a position with IA
Boston publishing house He spent the
summer on the farm at home with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. True S Heagan.
Mrs. George f. Evans, her little son
George g., and maid left Saturday for their
home in New York. They will meet Mr..
Evans in Boston, where he recently arrived
from Europe He was unable to come to
Belfast.
Chellis II. Mchaels, b. H. s., '05, return
ed last Friday from Seal Harbor, where he
has been employed at the Seaside Inn dur
ing the summer, and after brief visit with
his parents, left Sunday for Orono, to enter
the University of Maine.
Miss Eunice Mower of WaterviIle and
Donald Clement, U. of NJ, '09, were in town
to attend Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Clements sill
yer wedding reception last Friday evening.
Miss Mower, who isa niece of Mrs. Clement,
returned to Waterville Monday.
The National Encampment of the Sons of
Veterans at historic Gettysburg honored
Maine by electing Col. Arthur NJ. Soule of
Portland senior vice commander, and Miss
Mary Estey of Watervile was elected chief
of staff of the National Ladies' Auxiliary.
Mrs. W. e. Benson and daughter Bessie
have been visiting relatives at Deer Isle
While there, Miss Bessie called on Mrs
Salome Sellars, who will be 105 years of age
the 10th of october next She is supposed
to be the Oldest person in the State. Cam
cen Herald.
Mrs. Alvin F. Sortwell, the Misses Clara
and Marion Sortwell and Mrs John w
Tufts were in Belfast, Tuesday, on board
Mr. Sortwell's yacht, the Waywassimo
While in port they We're guests of Mrs. Ed
ward johnson at her summer home, The
Observation-Disclosures Herald,
Mr. F. W. Allen has sold his residence
on Dunton avenue to Mr.. Edward Barter
of Isle all Haut. and has bought of Mr.
Silas Upham farm at West Rockport, t.
which he will remove about October !. He
! will make a speciality of raising poultry
and small fruits for the market.-RocklanC
Opinion.
Kendall NJ. Dunbar. Esq, the popular
and efficient secretary of the Maine Senate
was in Belfast last week and called on hi!
friends and fellow members of the Maine
Press Association. Mr.. Dunbar has serget
the customary two terms as president o
the association.
| F. W. Collins, whose headquarters have