The Republican journal., 1906-08-16

with Mrs. John G. Brooks ana Mrs. Ernest
U. Patterson.
Miss Addie Pendleton went to her nome
) IN !slesbbroMonday morning wnele a sMe WI Mlli
visit with friends for a few days.-"ater-
vile Mail
John McJntire returned last Thursday
from Outer Long Island, where ne had
} spent week with his parents, MI. and
Mrs. c. E. McIntre.
Victor B. Whittier, for some two years
clerk at the Windsor hotel, has resigned
and will go on the road as salesman Tor
the Brist Manufacturing Company.
Mrs T. B. Gregory aud daughter Lee of
Brooklyn, n. Y. arrived by last thursdays
boat and are visiting Mrs. Gregory's sister,
Mrs. Nj. J. White. IS Miller street.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard F. Chase of Boston
are the guests of Mrs. Chase,s parents,
Agent and Mrs v illiam d. Pennel at their
cottage at Mere Point Lewiston sun
Mrs. /. f. Archibald of Rockland, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Gard
ner III East Belfast, left last Thursday for
Portsmouth, y H., to Join her husband.
John Holmes, student at Tufts College
and Gay Holmes, a nurse in the Mclean
hospital in Wayerll, Mass, are visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George 0.
Holmes.
MI and Mrs George y. Leayitt have re-
turned from Monmouth, where they visited
their daughter Lena Her many friends
, will be pleased to learn that She is conya-
| leScng.
Mrs. William 7. Bradley of Tomahawk,
Wis, and her travelling companion, Miss
Mann, arrived Tuesday. Mayor Bradley is
expected tomorrow. They are looking for
a summer residence East.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Kochersperger of
| Hartford, Conn, with party OF friends,
arrived last week and are guests of Mrs. AS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. George Dodworth,
on the North Shore, Northport.
DR.. and Mrs. O. S. Vickery left Monday
for Syracuse, n. t., to visit Mrs. Vickery's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ainslie,
stopping on their way to visit friends in
Providence and New York City.
H, G.. Applin and wife are the ,,s guests est
| of Mrs. Applin's parents in SWanvllle, Me.
They took their trap with them and are en-
! loving the many beautiful drives of the
vicinity Mass, journal.
Major F. H. Kelley of the Governors
staff, who has been spending vacation
with his parents in this city, went to Au-
gusta last Thursday, which was observed as
Governors Day at the encampment of the
! First Maine regiment.
Capt. F. b. Haskell, who has been mate
! with Capt. Ed. A. Richardson for number
, of years, has taken command of the bark
entlne Aubutndale of Boston and is now
on voyage to Jack Sonville, where he Will
load hard pine for Portland.
Misses Reta and Sadie Patterson of Rock
land are visiting their aunt, Mrs. y. NJ
Fernald at % Miller street. Their father,
Capt Ferdinand f. Patterson, is in COM
maud of the schooner Scotia owned BY the
| Pendeton Brothers.
Edward Everett Pidgeon, dramatic editor
of the New York Press, and Walter Moore,
d New \ ork Journalist, were guests recent
ly for a week of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E.
Shea at their summer home on the North
Shore, Northport.
Fred pendleton, one OF the successful
men of Wscasset. was in Camden last week.
Mr. Pendeton is boat builder and puts
out some very fine yachts and launches at
his shop in that town. He is now enjoying
two weeks cruise along the coast.
Mrs. Rufus Pendeton of Dorchester,
| Mass, has opened her cottage at Temple
| Heights for the season and has as guests
| Miss Ida Pendleton of Brooklyn and Miss
, Margaret Paine of Boston. Her son, Rufus
Gardner Pendleton, is also with her
Mr.. and Mrs. S NJ. Elwel and daughter
! Marie of brooks returned to bingham,
Mass, Saturday after weeks visit at the
home farm Mr.. ana Mrs. ElWell are EN-
ployed Oh the Worlds End Farm and Miss
Marie is attending the public school.
Mr. Lyman D. Smith of Hartford, Conn,
teacher in the public schools of that city, is
visiting his brother-in-law, Mr. Adelbert
Knight, ON High street. Mr.. Smith has
been teacher in the Hartford schools for
forty years. He is a native of Hope, Knox
county.
Rev. ID. L. Wilson, of Belfast, on invita-
/ ton of the pastor, Rev. L. V. FarnsWorth,
occupied the Congregational pulpit Sunday
morning. His many old TRENDS greatly Ell
joyed listening to their former pastor and
! trust he will favor them again in like man
ner before his return to Beltast.-Fort Fair
field correspondence Bangor Commercial.
Capt {. NJ. IIavener of the Sailors Snug
lIarbor had a severe attack of acute Sciati-
ca about the time he intended taking his
annual vacation, and has spent two months
in the hospital, part of the time on his back.
| lie is now sufficiently recovered to take
his old job, and if able will take short va
cation later.
Faunce Woodcock is at home from Boston
for his vacation which will be spent in this
| city and at Searsmont, where he will occupy
the Woodbine cottage for short time He
is accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. George
| Priest, MIR and Mrs. Waite and Miss Ella
Elavill of Boston, who are enjoying an out
ing in Maine.
Rev. J. W. Hatch returned last Thursday
from Boston, where he underwent a critical
operation for appendicitis at the Deaconess
hospital. The operation was very success
| full and Mr. Hatch returned home after an
absence of only two weeks much improved
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