The Republican journal., 1906-10-18

omar bryant was born in Knox. Maine.
in 1889, in the month in which Good viii
farm was purchased for philauthropie pur-
poses: He came 10 Good Will in October.
81. He was Good Will boy until March.
90. when he entered the employ of a citizen
of Hinckley, Maine. He holds the same
position now, while continuing his studies
in the Good VIII High sehooi.-Good viii
Record.
Mrs. Caroline A. Frederick of Dorchester.
Mass, Mrs. J. Wm. White and son Ralph
B. of Bangor, Thomas P. Mathews of
Liberty, Ellis J. Mathews of South Wey-
mouth, Charles Pote of Bangor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Hills and MIR. and Mrs Wal
eust of Union were in this city Tuesday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Sarah ".
Mathews
Mrs. A. B. Meade OF Natiek. Mass. Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Meade and son Charles Of
New Bedford, Mass, arrived Saturday and
went TO Standpoint for few days. They
will return TO Belfast this week to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Henry \. Cloush and Nj. and
Mrs. Henry &. Cunningham and attend the
marriage of George Coombs and Miss Ada
Cunningham.
Or. Albert NJ. Jones of Milo, graduate
OF NJ, [, l., was at Chapel Thursday and
addressed the students. pr. Jones talk
was very entertaining and he held the clos
est attention during his remarks. After
graduating at Nj. (. /, nr. Jones took
course al Bates, later taking course at the
Maine Medical School. He now res des in
Milo and has built up a large practice.
While in town he was the guest Of Or. and
Mrs. +. .. Taylor. Main Street.-IIttSheld
Journal
The Belfast correspondent Of the Bangor
Commercial reports that Mrs, Lillian Mar
shall Swift will contest the will II her
father. W. E. Marshall Of New Yola. the
noted artist and engraver. Mrs. swift, the
only child, is not mentioned in the will and
the whole estate, which is estimated al S+5,
0O0, is left 10 his widow. who was his see
ond wife. Mrs. Swift IS the daughter of
Mrs. Emma j. Marshall,
The Bangor commercial Of last Saturday
had an appreeiative sketch Of Hon, Arthur
/. Brown, Deputy Secretary Of State, aud
candidate for the position Of Secretary, and
said that ''if party preeedents on civil ser
vice ideas count for anything he is entitled
to advancement 10 the post of honor" The
ommercial concludes "FriendS in Bangor,
and they are many. will wish him success
in his canvass for the office Of Secretary of
State
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. MeNalley and broth
er, Elmer +. MeNalley, started from Dix
mont on their homeward trip, Oct. ;, after
a pleasant visit Of several weeks with re-
latives and friends W H. aud wife reside
in Ioara, Orange county, Cal, and Elmer F..
is located at Pasadena, Cal. There were
ten in their party and among the number
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Marden. formerly
of SwanviIle and Mr.. and Mrs O. D. Pres
colt and son, formerly Of Plymouth.
Henry 0. Dodge of this city,. a student Of
f. NJ. {. s in 1912, was in Buck>pugt asst
Friday and attended social At the semi
nary in the evening, He entered into the
games and told of some of his experiences
50 years ago. Among other things he said
that he had heard OF The changes ana i'm
proyement> made III The seminary during
the last half dozen Years, but he had no idea
how extensive these changes were until he
had seen them for himself, why" he
said, this seems like great big home"
The Glencove Study Club met with Mrs
j. F. Rich Wednesday afternoon, oct. Sri, it
being the first meeting after tie >lnmel VA
cation. Ofjcer> We're elected as follows
President, Mrs. j, +. Rich; vice pres dent.
Mrs. Charles j. Gresor! secretary, MIS-. y.
T. Carroll; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Frank II. 1ngraham; treasurer, MIS- Edwin
p. Stevens committee on club magazines,
Mrs. j. F. Rich and Mrs ha,le> j, Gregory
Mrs Rich was formerly Of Belfast, ,iau-hte
of Capt O. W. French, now Of Ljnyolnv.'e
and her husband is a former py.ue'pa. of
the Belfast High School