The Republican journal., 1904-10-13
PERSONAL.

Miss Nina F. Poor is at home from Peace
dale R. l., for two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Miller returned
last Saturday from visit to Boston and vi
entity
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Cook of Franklin,
Mass, are visiting MIR. and Mrs. c. b..
Hall.
Rev. j. W. Hatch left Monday to attend
the Methodist Ministers Association in Or
rington.
Ralph H. Howes and family are at home
again after a two weeks vacation at Pit
cher's Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Chenery returned
last Saturday from a visit to the st. Louis
Exposition.
Edward Cannon of Walpole, Mass, re-
turned home Friday from visit to his
brother, Thomas Cannon.
Miss Ethel V. Davis and her sister, Mrs.
Lillian Curtis, and little daughter, are visit
ing Mrs. Ii. j. Locke
Misses Hattie NJ. Black and Belle f.
Greenlaw will leave next Monday to buy
goods for the fall and winter trade
Evelyn NJ, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Wilson of Poor's Mills, is in Newton
Centre, Mass, attending the rublic schools.
Col. A. K. Boan and family, summer
residents in Castine, left here last Thursday
private car for their home in New
York.
Mrs. NJ. A. Coombs of this city and Mrs.
recently of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mixer in
Camden.
Mrs. A. c. Tuttle who had been with her
husband at his branch studio in Castine,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p A.
Goodale, in Bucksport the past week.
Mrs. Eta II. Osgood, Portland's we'll
known newspaper writer and club woman,
is going to Philadelphia, where she, is to
conduct classes in parliamentary law.
T. Frank Parker, who has been running
| as freight clerk on the Bangor division
went to Boston last Saturday, and will be
employed during the winter in the office of
the Eastern S. S. Co.
We have received postal to the effect
| that Lizzie NJ. Brewster, formerly of II
| Park street, Belfast, had reached Beling-
| ham, Wash, safe and well, and would leave
| in a few days for California to spend the
winter
| Sumner P. Mills of Stonington, who
| studied law in the office of Congressman
Littlefeld at Rockland, and who success
fully passed the State bar examination in
! Portland recently, was admitted to the bar
in the Knox county supreme court last
week.
| A. T. Condor arrived last Thursday to
pack up and ship his household effects, and
returned to Boston Monday. He is an in
| structor in a shOemakers school in Slough
| ton, Mass, and Mrs Condor is engaged in
| bookkeeping in Boston. Their home is in
| Boston.
| Mrs. Drusila G. Tapley, Mrs. S. Fl. Ma
thews, Misses Maud E. Mathews, Lois
| Coombs, lisa Courier, Rev. E. S. Phlbrook
and Charles II. Twombly of the Belfast Bap.
tist church, and Rev. George E. Tufts Of
lslesbDrO, attended one or more sessions OF
! the Maine Baptist Convention in Waterville
last week.
Miss Agnes Hope Pillsbury, formerly OF
Bangor, has been appointed director OF
music at Oxford college, Oxford, O., one of
| the foremost positions in music educational
| circles of the middle west Miss Pillsbury
| has been teaching music for the past year in
| Chicago, but will relinquish her classes
| there upon the assumption Of the duties OF
her new position. She is planning to ga
| abroad again next year for protracted
q StAV.