The Republican journal., 1905-10-26
PERSONAL.

Miss Maude K. Russell spent last week
with friends in Boston
Miss Carrie Greenlaw went to Boston last
Tuesday for weeks visit.
Mrs. George Jackson of East Northport is
in Boston for short visit.
!, Chellis Fl. Michaels, U. of NJ, 'O9, was at
home from Orono over Sunday.
Edward Moody of Camden was the guest
of friends in Northpo1t last week.
Miss Sarah r. Gardner has returned from
a visit with friends in Massachusetts,
William and Milton Hills of Northport
spent a few days in Is esboro last week
Mrs H. E. Mcdonald returned last week
from a visit with elatives in Little Deer
Isle.
Mrs. David n. Bird vent to Rockland last
Saturday for a few days visit with rea-
tives.
George A. Russell vas the guest of his
sister, Mrs. p G. Hurd, in Northport last
week.
James d. Tucker has moved to Maiden,
Mass, where he will engage in the grocery
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz E. Wiley returned
Saturday from a few weeks visit in ST.
Paul, Mnn.
II. f. Mcdonald left last week for north
ern Maine with party of friends in quest
of big game.
Miss Gertrude V. Stevens and Miss
Margaret Merithew are spending a few
days in Rockan
The engagement of Miss Bessie f. Messer
of Old Town to MIR. w. Burton Wadsworth
of Belfast, is announced.
Mrs. Nelson Warner and little daughter
Elizabeth of Burlington, VT, are guests of
her sister, Mrs. f. A. Wilson.
f. c. Dow has been appointed county
correspondent for the U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Division of Statistics.
Judge George f. johnson left Friday to
join K. F. Dunton, Esq, and Charles P.
Hazeltn6 at the }atter'S camp III stacy Vile.
Miss Hattie NJ. Black is in Boston buying
her fall and Christmas goods and is ac-
companied by her clerk, Miss Eva b. Green
law.
| Mrs. Chas. II. Mitchell of Penn Yam, n
| Y, and Mrs, Wilder ?. Clark of Winchen-
| don, Mass, are guests of their sister, Mrs
| Helen Crosby.
Clarence Adams of Camden has entered
the employ of the Duplex Roller Bushing
Co. and Mrs. Adams will join her husband
| here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, William II. Quimby came in
last Thursday from their cottage, the Al
hambra, at Pitchers Pond, where they
spent the summer.
! Mrs f. L. Bracket, Sec'y of the Chill
/ dren's Aid Society, has gone to ork coun-
ty, Me, New Hampshire and Massachusetts
on business for the Girls Home.
Mrs. Willis A. Gates and son Willard, of
| High street, will leave the latter part of the
week for California, where she will join
Mr.. Cates.-Portland Sunday Times.
Nathan Swan of Bangor, formerly a con-
| ductor on the Old NeaZie road and later on
| the Bangor and PscataquiS is visiting
with friends in this city for a few days
| Waterville Maj.
Dr. and Mrs. George W Stoddard re-
turned last week from visit to the Lewis
and Clark Expustio in Portland, Oregon.
| They also spent some time in schuyler.
Nebraska.
United States senator j. Z. TaIlaferro
was a member OF the special committee
which boarded the Presidents car on his
arrival in Jacksonville, Fla, and gave him
cordial greeting.
In speaking of last Saturdays football
| game between Lewiston and Portland High
! schools, the Lewiston sun says: For Port
! land, Foster was the best ground gamer and
also the hardest worker on the team
| Clarence Hall is at home for few days
from Higgins Classical Institute He plays
center on the football team and was IN the
game Saturday when Higgins defeated NJ.
! C. l. at pittsfeld by a score of % TO ).
William A. I.eavtt and Russell Carter
returned last week from d hunting trip with
a fine deer weighing 1S9 pounds. 1t was
hung up at Fogg x Browns market, the
first of the season to be exhibited here.
Miss Feroine Bachelor left Camden last
Friday for Maumee, Ohio, where sine viii
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. tar
rie Hull. She was accompanied as Tar as
Boston by Mrs Georgia Iendletou 't Bel
fast
William Ii. Hill, president of The Eastern
s. 5. Co. and Calvin austin, sehelas malIa-
ger, passed through Bangor M"l'ial On
their way to Hucksport aid from there to
Stockton Springs, in company Mlth Agent
IL. I. SanborG OF Bangor.
MI Charles LudW jch returned to Lostoh
Friday noon after spending a few days
with his wife and daughter at tNmi0se
street. Mrs. Ludwick viii remain Va BEL
: fast this winter on account OF the poor
health of her mother, Mrs. +. II. thomas
Mrs. George Holmes spent last saturday
and Sunday in Watervnle with her son,
Gay Homes, WhO has recently entered the
| Coburn Classical Institute 1t is presumed
that she saw the football game OF SATURDAY
afternoon, in winch her son took d piomi-
nent part.
Mrs A. ". Wilband Of Portland was re-
Gently burned about The head and lace by
all explosion III ii sitting room stove III
! which she was kindling fire. but lot the
or,n,nt assistance of "A lady living IN Tile