The Republican journal., 1903-09-17
PERSONAL.

Eugene Black OF BrOcktOn, Mass, was ir
Belfast last week.
Misses Eva and Carrie Greenlaw are visit.
ing relatives in Rockland
Miss Mildred Mason went to, Deer Isle
Monday to teach school.
Sewall A. Black of Orlando, Fla, is at his
old home in East Belfast.
Mrs. Edward A. Wadsworth is visiting
Mr.. W. in Boston.
DR.. w. L. West was in Boston few days
the past week on business.
X. c. Leonard left Monday to work in the
Reform School in Meriden, Ct
John Pendleton of Nolthport has entered
Bates College to study for the ministry.
Emery o. Pendleton and r. E. Cottrell
went to Camden last Friday on business.
Miss Leota F. Patterson returned home
Friday from visit of two weeks in Brooks.
DR.. VIM. G. Farnham of Dedham, Mass,
visited his aunt, Mrs. L. A. Hatch, last
week.
Miss Kate Putnam returned to Roxbury,
Mass, Saturday, after vacation of four
weeks.
Charles Ii. Sargent left Friday for visit
of ten days in Garland, Newport and other
| places.
| Policeman James A. Nckerson is spend
| ing his annual vacation in Old Town and
vicinity.
NrSE Ehar1oc b,I al, of ba
| fancy articles exhibit at the East Knox
Fair, Camden.
John McAulitf is at home for short vaca-
tion from Portland, where he is employed
on steamer.
VIM. II. Wight of Belfast is employed as
steward of the Industrial School for Girls
in Hallowell
Miss Florence Bailey left last Friday for
Somerville, Mass, after a visit of several
weeks in Belfast.
Miss Evelyn Fall of Newburg returned
Saturday from visit to her cousin, Miss
Helen Patterson.
Mrs. James D. Houston and two sons of
Exeter, n. H., are visiting her daughter,
| Mrs. William Holt.
Mrs. Fred ToWle and daughter Beatrice of
Somerville, Mass, returned home Monday
| from visit in Belfast.
| Mrs. Fred Avery and daughter Berta of
Exeter, Maine, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. d. McCrillis.
| Mrs. Evelyn Blood left Tuesday for her
home in Vinalhaven, after visiting her
brother, Howard F. Mason.
| Miss Jennette Mcdonald and James Nc
| Donald of. Worcester, Mass, are visiting
their cousin, Mrs. William Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Shaw visited at
Fred Terry's in Waterville and George Alb
bott's in Brewer the past week.
Mrs. Emily Allen Smith of Lynn, Mass,
visited at T. S. Heagan's in Belfast and
friends at Standpoint the past week.
Miss Ethel Rogers left last Friday for
Howard, r. L., to resume her duties in the
hospital, after a vacation in Belfast.
Miss Edith Ellingwood left for Provi-
dence, R. L., Saturday, to begin her second
year as teacher in the public schools.
Miss Sara Russ returned to New Bedford,
Mass, last week to resume her teaching,
after spending her vacation at North Bel
fast.
A. L. White of Riverside, Calf, is visit
ing his brother, Dr. j. c. White of Boston,
at Dark Uarbor, where Dr. White has cot
tage.
Miss Charlotte Frost returned to Sanford
Saturday to take her position as teacher of
Latin and Greek in the Emerson High
School.
Misses Gertrude Strout of Belfast and
Laura Pendleton of lslesboro left Saturday
for Lawrence, Mass, for their winters EN-
ployment.
William r. Roix of Bangor, son of Capt.
William Roix of the steamer City OF Rock
land, enters the University of Maine Law
School this fall.
Mrs. Cynthia S. Grant and daughter
GLADYS of Boston returned home Monday
after spending the summer with her brother,
Howard F. Mason.
JohnG W. Carter, wife and daughter
Florence returned to Maiden, Mass, last
Friday from visit at E. S. Bowker's and
with relatives in Brooks.
Miss Lora Heal has returned to Boston
after short vacation at home. She was
accompanied by Miss Florence Collins OF
Dorchester, Mass, who has been visiting
her.
Homer Dickey came from Nashua, n H.,
last week for vacation of two weeks, but
was called back Saturday on account of help
in the factory where he is employed being
injured in trolley car accident
Alphonso Wood returned last Friday from
Bar Harbor, where he has been in the EN-
ploy of the American Express Co., and left
Tuesday for Orono to enter upon his junior
year at the University of Maine.
Miss Susan Palmer has rented the Nc
Donald cottage, North Bucksport, to Robert
A. Jordan, secretary of the \. NJ; Z. A. OF
Bangor, and has gone to Watervllle, where
she has position as proof-reader with the
SAWYER Publishing CO.-Bucksport Times.
Mrs. Martha Carter went to Chelsea,
Mass, Saturday to attend her brother, Sher-
man Smalley, who was injured in trolley
!! car accident September 9th. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smallev and their son George and Miss
Annie Smalley of Belfast were all injured