The Republican journal., 1900-06-21
PERSONAL.

Thursday for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Small of Brewer are
visiting relatives in Belfast.
Mrs. S. F. Clark of Dorchester is guest
of Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Smith.
Miss Ellen D. Townsend left Monday to
spend her vacation in New Haven, Ct.
Vincent Hunt of Rockland visited his
mother, Mrs. Milford Weed, last week.
Mrs. f. L. Talbot visited Mrs. Lettie
(Pace) Mayo of Kenduskeag last week.
Abiram Merithew arrived last Thursday
| from South Boston, to spend the summer
Hon. r. W. Rogers and wife left Saturday
for short visit in Waterville and Fairfield
Miss Millett and Mrs. Helen A. Carter
| went to Thorndike Saturday for a few days
Arthur F. Brown is at home from the
University of Maine for his summer vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther NJ. Smith of South
Hope visited relatives in Belfast the past
week.
Mrs. M. l.. Sleeper arrived home last Fri
day from Bristol, r. L., where she spent the
winter.
Mrs. Edw. Brier and grandson of Winter
port arrived Saturday to visit relatives in
Belfast
Mrs. F. f. Wiley and Mrs. Geo. T. Read
left last Thursday for short visit in Massa-
chusetts.
Mrs. Ruth Barclay and child arrived last
Thursday from Winthrop, Mass, to visit
relatives
Mrs. j. ?. Farrow has returned to her
home in Islesboro after spending the winter
in Rockland
Henry S. Marden, wife and child of Wa
terville, returned home Saturday from a
visit in Belfast
MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Cargill of Liberty at
tended the commencement of the University
of Maine last week.
MIR. and Mrs. A. c. Burgess and son, AL
bert kenney Burgess, returned last Thurs
day from visit in Boston.
A. L. Bird of Rockland was in town Sat
urday, returning home from the University
| of Maine, after his graduation.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Locke, Mrs. Julia F.
Dyer and Miss Annie B. Dyer have been at
Battery Point cottage, east side the past
week
Mrs. Wilder P. Clark of Winchendon,
Mass, returned home last Thursday, after
visiting her sister, Mrs. Helen w. Crosby,
| several weeks
Raymond Rogers was at home Sunday
| from Portland, where he has a position in
| the baggage department of the Union Sta
| ton in Portland.
| Rev. Geo. b. Hatch of Berkley, Calf. ar
| rived Saturday to visit his brothers, w. G.
and W. S. Hatch, at the Head of the Tide.
lie is returning home from a tour in Europe.
| Mr.. and Mrs Il. Anson Crie returned
| early IN the week from a carriage drive to
| Appleton and Belfast. The family goes to
| Crlehaven i'll few days for a months out
ing in camp. Rockland Courier Gazette.
Mrs. Il. W. Rogers of Belfast and daugh-
ter, Miss Bernice Rogers, Colby, 1902 Miss
Grace Farrar, Colby, 1901, and Mrs. w. f.
| Whittemore of Waterville, We're the guests
of DR.. and Mrs F. J. Robinson of Fairfield.
Sunday.
| Messrs. c. O. Poor, W. F. Bean and Fred
t. Poor went out to The Pines, Quantaba-
| cook Tuesday for days fishing. They will
return to-day, and this afternoon Mr.. Bean
will leave for Matinicus
Among the graduates last week from the
Brookline, Mass, training class for college
| graduates, one-year course, was Miss Bertha
Lonsfellow, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs p. II.
Longfellow of Machias. Miss Lonsfelow
is graduate from Smith College
Mr.. and Mrs David w. Over returned
last Friday from carriage drive to Wash
lngton county. They were absent II days,
and visited Bar Ilarbor, Petit Manan, Mil
bridge and Steuben. the latter Mr. Overs
| birthplace. Bar IIarbor was revelation to
them, and Mr.. Dyer says he never had SO
good a time in his life. and never expects to
again.
| Two piano forte recitals by pupils of Miss
Florida Mckeen We're given in the Univer-
sallst church parlors, Waltham, Mass, June
sth and 9th. Friday evening, June Sth, the
recital OF the senior pupils was given, Mr..
{. f. chamberlain, baritone soloist, and the
Steinert Male Quartet of Boston, assisting
and the Junior pupils recital Saturday after
noon, June 9th, Miss Elsie Brodrck. reader.
assisting.
Miss F. j. Dyer sailed for Europe the first
OF April as the guest of Miss Mary F. Pierce
OF Whitman, Mass. They spent a few DAYS
in London and Paris, then pushed on to
Rome, with various stops ON the way, where
they remained three weeks, and saw some
| interesting ceremonies in connection with
the Holy ear in the Roman Catholic church.
| They are giving good deal of time to the
study OF Italian art and expect to sail for
| America, August 23d, on the MINNEAPOLIS.
| We shall publish an interesting letter from
| Miss Dyer next week
| TWO Waldo county boys, Walter Neal Car
gill of Liberty, and Joseph Onon Whitcomb
| of Morrill,, graduated with honors from the
| University of Maine last week. Both had
| honorable mention in general scholars hip.
Mr.. Cargill received the degree b. NJ E. in
| electricity, was president of his class, busi-
ness manager of the Campus, and i'm MAY
represented the Student Body of the Uni