The Republican journal., 1905-10-19
PERSONAL.

Miss Maud Perce-went to Boston Satur-
day to visit friends.
Mrs. X. P. Chase left yesterday for a
business trip to Boston.
| j. Donald Clement, U. of NJ, 'oe, was at
home from Orono over Sunday.
Hon. and Mrs. c. r. Hill of Winterport
| were in Belfast few days recently visiting
friends.
| Mrs. Evie Burke left Friday for Boston,
en- route to California, where she will spend
| the winter.
| Mrs. Sarah c. Sherman and daughter
Flora returned Saturday evening from
| short visit in Portland.
| Mrs. Clarence E. McIntire and son, John
| b. McIntire, spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends in Rockland.
Miss Matte Cross Of Morrill, went to Ban
gor Saturday to take course at the
Standard Millinery College,
Mr.. Joseph n. Limeburner of Brooklyn,
| \. Y, has been spending week with his
cousin, Frank W. Limeburner, Northport
avenue.
Miss Inez f. Crawford returned last
week from few weeks visit with friends
in Bangor, where she attended the Musical
Festival.
Mrs. James league, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. S. r. Crawford, Miller
street, returned to her home in Warren
Saturday.
Mrs. Caroline Crosby and her daughter,
Miss Anne c. Crosby, who spent the sum-
mer here, went to Boston last week and are
at the Vendome
Norman A. Reed, Chester Worthing and
Charles E. Brown of this city, with Arthur
Reed of Portland, left Monday for a hunting
| trip in Aroostook county.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Palmer left Monday
| for a business trip to New York and Bos-
! ton. j. K. bennett is in charge of the
store during their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". K Keene, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Adams, and Miss Grace f. Walton
| left Monday noon to attend the Rebekah AS
sembly of Maine, in Portland
| r. F. Dunton, Esq, and Charles 2. Hazel
tine left last Saturday for Stacyville on
week by Judge George E. johnson.
Rev. E. S. Philbrook went to Browns
| Corner Tuesday and to Newport Wednes-
| day of this week to perform marriage
ceremonies, and is in Northport today on a
similar errand
Miss Emily F. Miller left Saturday for
Boston, where she joined the excursion,
starting from there Monday for The Nation
al W. C. T. Z. Convention in Los Angeles,
to which she is a delegate.
Mrs. Frank Triggs, who has been in
| Bucksport since the death of Ter father,
Amasa S. EmertOn. returned home Satur-
day and was accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Georgia Buck of Bucksport
Cyrus c. Hills has resigned his position
| as salesman for Cobb, Wight u Co., and will
| be again connected with IA Boston house. W.
| H. Harrington, who has been travelling for
| Portland firm, has resumed his oid posi-
| ton with Cobb, Wight " Co.-Hockland
! Currier Gazette.
Mrs Edward Sibley and littI- grand
daughter, Charlotte Hilton, left laot week
for Boston and a visit 10 Mrs. St5Iry's son,
Harold I. Sibley, in western Massa
chusetts, where his husiueSs Keeps hir
during the week.
Miss Avis NJ. Morrison left Friday by boat
for Boston and was to sail yesterday from
Iloboken, in the Hamburg American liner
Potsdam for Boulogne. She Will then Join
her aunt, Mrs. Hannah p, Adams, and
they expect to spend the winter IN India,
| returning in the late spring.
Jefferson l.. Alexander, who has had
charge of the Gas and Electric Cempany'S
plant here for some little time, will go to
Orono Friday to complete his course at
the University of Maine. During his alb
sence, his position will be filled by his as
sistant, Claude Roberts.
Mrs. K. II. Howes, Miss Mary Faunce,
Miss Charlotte Colburn and Miss Marion
Wells, who attended the Musical Festival
| in Portland, returned last Thursday night.
Mrs. Howard L. Whitten and Miss M.
! Helen Bird, who made brief visits with
| friends in Rockland, returned Friday after
| noon.
| 1t is generally conceded that Oramel Mur-
ray, whose second term as postmaster Of
| Pittsfield will expire in January, 1905, will
| be appointed by the President for IA third
term. There are no other candidates in the
| field and he is indorsed by the citizens gen
orally and recommended By Congressman
| Burleigh.
| The wedding of A. Perry Coombs, eng-
neer of the steamer CaStine, and Miss Flora
| Mae, youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Albert I. Hassan of Northport will take
place this, Thursday, evening at the BAPTIST
church, Saturday Cove. Mr.. and Mrs.
| CoombS will be at home after November
| first at North lslesboro.
Mr George P. Field of Boston, well
| known as the senior M .mber of the firm of
Field Il Cowles, New t.lgland managers of
| the Royal of Liverpool and local represent
tatives of several leading companies,
has been honored by appointment as one of
| the local board of directors of the American
| Surety Company of New York MI Field
| is one of the most prominent insurance men
| IN New England and is we'll equipped to
| serve the New York institution With credit
| in his new capacity Budget.
| Rev. Dillon Bronson, pastor of St Marks
M. f. church i'll hrookline who, with Mrs
Bronson, visited friends here this summer
while ON an automobiing trip, had narrow