The Republican journal., 1907-12-05
PERSONAL.

Frank B. Condor, Colby, 'OS was in town
for Thanksgiving.
Henry Wescott has returned from visit
with friends in Castine
Miss Irene Sibley spent THANKSGIVING
Day at her home in Freedom.
Miss Hazel McTaggett spent Thanksgiy-
ing with relatives in Ninterport.
Miss S. W. Palmer of Augusta snant
thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs. c. NJ.
Matthews.
MI. Z. e. Burke of Lee, Me, is the guest
OF his uncle, Wm. Crandlemere, on Belmont
avenue
Albert W. Stevens came down from Oro-
no Saturday for over Sunday, returning
Monday
Harry Toothaker has gone TO Massachu
setts, where he has position in an insane
asylum.
MIR. and Mrs. Ii. c. Marden spent Thanks
giving day in Rockland with DR.. and Mrs
John Stevens
Mrs Edward O. Thorndike as the guest
/ OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sibley for few
days recently
Hugh Hayford, who is attending Oak
Grove Seminary, Vassalboro, spent Thanks
giving at home.
Donald Thompson was at home from Hip-
gins Classical Institute, Charleston, for
over Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Prentiss spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. Prentiss' parents in
Brewer, returning Saturday.
Miss Nellie j. Trussel of Searsport
spent Thanksgiving with her brother,
George Z. Trussell, High street.
Mary L. Roix went to Limestone, Me-,
last week, where she will spend the winter
with her nephew, Wm. r. Roix.
Charles Decrow arrived home Saturday
from Boston, where he graduated from the
Boston automobile instruction school.
Capt and Mrs. A. f. Clark went to Rock
land Nov. 2Sth to attend the funeral of Mrs
Clark's brother, Theodore E. Simopton
Walton S. Adams, principal of the High
school. went to his nome in Bowdoiuham
last week, where he spent hanksgivng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Rickford return
ed by last Saturday mornings train from
their wedding trip and are at 30 Cedar
street.
Maine Hills of Boston and his friend Chas.
Iobin of the same city spent THANKSGIVING
with Mr.. Hills sister, Mrs. Marion f.
| Brown.
/ Roderiek Edgett of Calais, a student in
the Bucksport Seminary, was in Belfast to
spend Thanksgiving with Frank and Ralph
| Bramhall.
| Miss Frances Sargent spent Thanksgiv-
ing at home from Gorham Normal School
/ having as her guest Miss Beuah Philbrook,
U. of NJ. II
Miss Elizabeth X. Robbins of Boston
spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. L. Robbins, and returned to
Boston Saturday
Mrs. Charles Ludwck ana daughter
Winona left Nov. 23rd for Boston, where
they will join Mr. Ludwick on his trip
through Massachusetts.
The North Church Mission Study Class
wa 'hSSV '"'iiNuy SNtuijE, lJtC. jJll, on dC
count of the parish supper to be held at the
vestry Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross L. Stevens returned to
their home in Portland Friday after spend
ing two weeks with Mrs. Stevens parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis K Ryder.
Mrs. NJ. A. Coombs spent Thank ksgiving
with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Mixer, in
Camden. She was accompanied by her
granddaughterS, MaIjory and Agnes
Herbert Foster of Portland is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Quimby, Court street.
He will enter the Read Machine Company,
this city, for course in machine work.
Howard Cheney, drug clerk at A. A.
H0wes II Co.'S. has spent week in Port
land. A. Nj. Ferguson filled his place at
the prescription counter during his absence.
Fred VESSEL has resumed his position as
purser on steamer Golden Rod after a yaca-
ton of some three weeks spent in Boston
and Bangor.
Mrs. b. F. Wells left Thursday morning
tor Auburn tomeet her son, B. F. Wells,
and went with him to Portlond to join
friends there and have dinner at the
Lafayette hotel
Harry Dckey has been employed at the
Eastern Steamship wharf in this city since
| the resignation of Fred Patterson, who left
| to accept Il position with the american Ex
| press Company.
| George Wiliston and William Prey, who
went west about year ago, have returned
! to Maine. Mr.. Williston is visiting his
mother in Troy and Mr. Prey is with rela
tives in Gardiner.
Mr., and Mrs. A. S. Heal returned recent
| ly from a weeks visit with their daughter.
Mrs. Edwin B. Worthen, in Lexington.
Mass. While there Mr.. Heal bought a
young Maine bred horse of Nelson blood.
The many friends of Hon. Parker Spof
ford will be pleased to learn that he is
fast recovering from the accident which
befell him at Ellsworth Since his fall
there has been fatal accident at the same
place.
Mrs. Geo. W. Burkett came to Rockland
fIom SOmerville, Mass, to attend the fu-
| neral of her brother, Theodore F. Simonton,
and is now visiting relatives in this citv,
She was accompanied here by Miss Anne