The Republican journal., 1906-01-11
PERSONAL.

Miss Elizabeth Kelley returned Tuesday
from few days visit in Bangor.
George A. Knowlton of Boston is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Merithew.
Hon. Albert Peirce of Frankfort made a
business trip to Rockland Monday.
Mr.. N. z. Matthews has returned from
visits in Boston and Winchendon, Mass.
DR.. R. r. Tibbetts, formerly of this city,
is now engaged in practice in Bethel, Me.
Albert L. Edwards, clerk of the Bay
View Hotel, Camden, spent Sunday in Bel
fast.
Mrs. Levi Clay has returned to Portland
after few weeks visit with her mother,
Mrs. E. Newell.
Miss Harriet Kimball arrived home Sat-
urday night after spending her vacation in
Hartford, Conn.
| The engagement is announced of DR.. R.
j. Wasgett OF Rockland and Miss Maud j.
Nickerson of Orrington.
Mrs George Mixer of Camden spent Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. Mary A.
Coombs, Union street.
Miss Gertrude Sawtelle has returned to
her home in Garland after visit with Mr..
and Mrs. G. D. McCrillis.
Miss Nettie Shuman arrived by train
Saturday night after spending the holidays
with her sister in Taunton, Mass.
Misses Alice P. Poor, 'oS, and Cora S.
Morrison, '09, left yesterday for Wellesley,
Mass, to resume their college work.
Miss Anne NJ. Kittredge is to read at the
annual reception of the October Club of
Bucksport, Friday evening, January 26th
Elmer Mason, who spent the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
F. Mason, returned to Boston by boat Mon
day.
| Prof. Hal K. Eaton, principal of the Bel
fast High school, with Mrs. Eaton, were
guests Saturday of Lewiston friends
Lewiston Sun.
Mrs. W. C. Tuttle was the guest recently
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Dunbar in Thomas
ton. She left Saturday for visits in Port
land and Boston.
Jefferson L. Alexander of Eastport, who
spent his Christmas vacation in town, has
returned to Orouo to resume his studies at
the University of Maine.
Messrs. Leslie Little of Bucksport and
in town Monday to attend the dinner and
dance in Memorial Hall.
Miss Frances Howes returned to Brad
ford Academy, Bradford, Mass, Tuesday,
after spending the vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Howes.
/ w. r. Jackson has returned to Toronto,
Canada, where he is attending the Ontario
Veterinary College, after spending the
holidays with his wife and children in
Belfast.
Miss Jean Pond. who spent the vacation
here with her sister, Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Pond, has returned to Bradford Academy
to resume her duties as a teacher in that
institution.
Mrs. John H. Poor and son Percy are in
Providence, R. l., where they will spend
the winter. Miss Edith Poor came to Bel
fast last week for some of the housekeep-
ing goods and returned Monday.
The current issue of the Maine Central
Magazine is almost entirely devoted to arti-
cles, with illustrations, by Mr.. Ii. l.. Wood
cook, who has proved himself an artist
with the pen as well as with the brush
William johnson, who has been foreman
in the lasting room at the Dingley-FoSs
shop, has gone to Belfast where he will be
engaged in similar position at the Leon
, ard Il Barrows shoe shop.-Lewiston Sun.
Judge Reuel Robinson of Camden is en-
gagged in writing history of Camden and
Rockport. The first chapter appeared in
last weeks issue of the Camden Herald
The history will be published later in book
form.
Raymond Ellis was recently presented
with valuable ring by 40 of his friends
and shopmates. Harvey L. Alley made the
presentation speech, and the recipient, al
!, though taken by surprise, made fitting re-
sponse.
Miss Elizabeth A. Quimby, Wellesley, 'O9,
returned to Massachusetts Monday, day
earlier than was anticipated, because of the
illness of her sister, Miss Katherine G.
: Quimby, in Boston, who is suffering from
an attack of tOnSilitiS.
In the published list of Seniors taking
the civil engineering course at the Univer
sity of Maine, and who are required to pre-
sent thesis on original work, is John
Percy Simmons of Belfast, who has for his
subject, 'The design of IA bridge"
Henry r. Dawson, formerly a resident of
PittStield, new ole OF the prominent citizen
and leading politicians of Waldo county
has recently announced through the
} columns of The Republican Journal, his
candidacy for the office of State Senator tC
succeed Hon. L. c. Morse.-Pittsfeld Ad
vertiSer.
E. L. Macomber was over from Ryders
Cove last week getting out material for his
boat work this winter for Mr.. G. W. C,
Drexel He has built camp which he
will occupy this winter, and which will ac-
comodate his family during the summer
months.
Frank L. Gardner was in Skowhegan
JAN. 4th renewing old friendships made
when he was conductor on the morning
passenger train between that town and
Portland several years ago. Mr.. Gardner
has for some years past been the proprietor
of a hotel and camps at Deer Isle, MOoSe.
head Lake.
The Rockland law firm of Littlefeld