The Republican journal., 1901-07-25
NUMBER 30
Personal.

| MISS FRANCES crawford is visiting in War
| rem.
Miss Maude Stewart has gone to Methuen,
Mass, to visit.
Capt. Jonas B. Ferguson went to Boston,
Monday on business.
Miss Clara Pratt of Augusta spent Sunday
with Miss ENERGY CHM.
Lewis Poor is at home from Boston for a
vacation of week or more.
Miss Flora White of Winthrop is visit
her aunt, Mrs. Alfred A. Small.
Mrs. Bertha Horne of Bangor is the
guest of Mrs. Nettie Smalley.
Miss Holmes, student at Wellesley Col
lege, is guest of Miss Avis Morrison.
E. W. Berry returned to Rockland Tues
day from visit of two weeks in Belfast.
Miss Nellie f. Jackson of Tenants Har-
Dor is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Sargent
Mrs. W. II. Butman of Boston arrived
Tuesday to visit her aunt, Mrs. c. B. Hall
Charles Burpee, Jr. of the Highlands,
Rockland, is visiting his uncle, D. N. Bird
Mrs. Hannah Thorndike and Harold T.
Sibley went to Kineo Monday for short
outing.
Misses Margaret and Mary Moore of
Maiden, Mass, are guests of Mrs. Fl. Fl.
Mcdonald.
Daniel H. Lane of Boston and his sister
Mrs. Caroline Baldwin, are visiting Their
sister, Mrs. Kaler.
Mrs. Olive II. Cooper will leave the last
of this week for visit at Briggs Corner,
Queens County, n. B.
Howard W. French of New York, who is
spending the summer in Lincolnville, visited
in Belfast the past week.
Miss Ella A. Paul spent Sunday with her
sister Mabelle, who is assistant matron at
the Children's Home in Bangor.
Miss Eta Marden of Biddeford returned
home yesterday from visit of few weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Marden.
Mrs. John Nash and children of Law.
renee, Mass, are spending the summer with
relatives in Belfast, Morrill, and Montville.
Daniel J. Kimball was able to be down
town Monday, after being confined to the
house two months by sciatic rheumatism.
Miss Josephine Neal of Lewiston, Mrs.
Nellie Ferrin of Readfield and Mrs. j. C.
Norton of Bangor visited Mrs David Alex
ander the past week.
Mrs. David Alexander was in Lewiston
last week, and will visit Prospect and
Charleston, Me-, this week in the interest of
the Juvenile Temple work
f. D. Burd and family of West Medford,
Mass, arrived last Thursday and are at
their cottage at Little River. Miss Kate
Lewis arrived some days before.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berry, Mr.. and Mrs.
John. Doherty, Miss Caro- Atherton and
James Mcnamara of Rockland spent Sun
day at ''All View" cottage, Shore Acres.
Prof. c. F. Emerson, Dean of Dartmouth
College, who owns the Red Gables cottage
at Eggemoggin, called last week on his class
mate, of Dartmouth, 1868, Dr.. Elmer Small
Capt. g. A. Mcdonald, who usually
spends his summers at Isle au Haut, and
has been there several weeks, went to
Millvale, in Bucksport, Monday for a short
stay.
Mr. Fred w Angler of Denver, Colo, has
sent an order to Mr.. P. A. Sanborn for
water-color picture from an original draw
ing of the old Angler house on Spring street,
Mr.. Anglers boyhood home.
DR.. Luther S. Mason is with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mason, for short visit
He has been connected with the hospital in
Bangor the past year, and is to engage in
general practice in that city.
District Attorney O'Neill, Mr.. Moore and
j. r. Harkins of New York are guests of
Thomas E. Shea. Mr.. Harkins is the author
! of Mr.. Shea's favorite play, "The Man of
Wars Man, and of other popular dramas
Misses Annie L. Wides of Belfast, Emma
F. and Nellie J. Hichborn of Stockton
Springs leave this week to Join w. c. Craw-
| fOrd's excursion to Buffalo. The trip will
include visits to Quebec, Montreal, Thou
sand Islands and the White Mountains.
They leave Boston Saturday, July 9th.
| Miss Katherine Bickford has received the
appointment of teacher of vocal music in
Madam Venomen's School for girls in New
York. This is very responsible position
for so young a person as Miss Bickford and
her many friends in Belfast offer congratu-
latiOns. This work will not interfere with
her studies or soloist work