The Republican journal., 1902-09-11
PERSONAL.
James H. Wentworth left Saturday for a
business trip to Massachusetts,


to attend the Kicker Classical Institute.
Mrs Olive Wood and sons left last Satur-
| day for a visit in East Somerville, Mass.
Miss Milly Sanborn went to Boston last
| Friday for her seasons work in millinery.
Mrs. E. P. Tobie of Providence, R. l.,
| visited Miss Edith Ellingwood last week.
Miss Clara Bleattner of St Louis, Mo.
arrived Friday to visit Miss Margaret Hazel
| tine.
Miss Alice Nickerson left Saturday for
Haverhill, Mass, where she has employ
ment.
Mr. and Mrs W. J. Dorman visited Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Sullivan in Portland last
week.
Mrs. Hannah Orcutt of Biddeford arrived
| Friday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S.
Morey.
Mrs. Maude Dunnells of Boston returned
| last week from a visit to Mrs. Eben L.
Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs John P Haney of Brooks
vile are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Alvin
7. Condor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon JelliSon went to Au-
burn Saturday to attend the Deaf Mutes'
convention.
Mrs. Amanda Midget. arrived last Fri
day from Orrington to visit her sister, Mrs.
John Dollotf
E. d. Burd and family returned to Boston
| Monday after d short season at their cottage
at Little River
Bert Clark returned to New York Satur-
day after spending a short vacation in Bel
fast and vicinity.
Miss Sadie B. Russ left last Friday for
| New Bedford, Mass, where she has posi-
tion as teacher.
Henry W. Hook of Harrington and George
Hook of Bangor visited relatives in this
city last week.
Mrs. Ella Shaw and daughter Irene re-
turned to Boston Saturday from a visit in
| Belfast and Belmont.
Miss Mary J. Patterson arrived from
Boston last Thursday to visit Fred I. and
Miss Fannie Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barker of Salem,
Mass, arrived last week to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank NJ. Staples.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Bryant arrived Sun
day morning from Boston for short vaca-
tion in Belfast and Waldo.
Mrs. Sumner W. Lothrop and son left last
Thursday for their home in East Orange. \.
j., after d short visit in Belfast.
Mrs. Henry Triggs and two children Of
Maiden, Mass, returned home last Friday
from visit to Mrs. Emma NJ. Young.
Prof. y. ". Keen Of Boston returned last
Thursday from d short vacation in Belfast
and Appleton, the home of his boyhood
Clair Deering left Saturday for Brockton,
after ii short visit in Belfast. He was 10
visit in Brooks and vicinity on the way
Miss Ada Larrabee returned last week
from a visit to her nephew, Harry Bagley,
in 4 uburn. and left Thurs sday for d visit in
Boston
Miss Blanche Carter LETT last Thursday
for Westerly i. l., where she viii be en-
gagged in retouching IN Photographic estab-
liShment.
Hart l. Woodcock was awarded first
premium at the Lewiston fair for the best
collection of water colOrs from nature and
still life.
L. i. Ellis of Washington, d. c., is guest
of Mr. and Mrs E. H Haney. Mr. Ellis is
chief of the files division of the L. S Indian
Bureau.
John Macdonald of Boston spent few
days last week with his wife and son, who
are visiting her parents, MI. and Mrs 5. q.
Bicknel.
Miss Marion Barrett Of Medtield, Mass,
left for home last Friday from d visit to
Miss Milly Sanborn of this city and friends
in Camden.
F. A. Piper arrived by the Boston boat
last Thursday morning from Washington,
y. c., to spend his vacation at his old home
in Monroe.
Miss Charlotte Benson Frost Went to San
ford, Me, Saturday She is a teacher Of
French, Latin and Greek in the Sanford
High School.
Mrs. Thomas Carter, Mrs. Walter F. Car
ter and the latterS son, Charles Walter, ar
rived from Arlington, Mass, Sunday for a
visit of two weeks
Mrs. Charles NJ. Welch arrived home
Saturday from visit in Winterport, accom-
panied by Mrs. Charles Wells of Lynn, who
is visiting friends in Maine.
Mrs. Florence (Shibles) Mahar and son
Lleweilyn of Wrentham, Mass, returned
home last Friday from visit to her girl
hoods home at Citypoint
Miss Edith Williams returned last week
to Brunswick, after a short vacation with
her mother, Mrs. f NJ. Wood She will 90
to Boston this week to buy millinery
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W. Grant and Mr..
Thomas \. Mason have returned to Lowell,
Mass, after spending a two weeks vacation
with Mr.. ald Mrs. j. B. SNeetser in Sears
port.
William II. Moody, Esq, of Liberty at
tended the annual reunion of the Second
Maine Cavalry at Cape Cottage Casino,
Portland, last Thursday, and was elected
| first vice president.
Mrs. Percy Il. Redman and her children
| of Belfast are visiting at the home of her
| OarantS Mr. and Mrs lama. Nra