The Republican journal., 1905-07-20
PERSONAL.

relatives in Prospect.
Miss Millie Andrews has returned from q
visit with relatives in Gardiner.
Miss Beryl Page has returned from visit
with Mrs. Lottie Burrill in Fairfield.
Miss Maria Andrews visited friends in
Camden and Rockport the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Leavitt and fami-
ly left this week for a visit in Clinton.
DR.. and Mrs. Dillon Bronson are enjoy.
ing visit at Belfast, Me.-Boston Budget.
VIM. F. Bean left Monday for Matinicus
and Criehaven for few days deep-sea fish
ing
Mrs. Eliza Harmon was the guest re-
Gently of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ross in Rock
port.
Miss Elizabeth NJ Pond returned to Bel
fast last Thursday after several weeks alb
sence.
| Miss Grace Chadwick is accompanying
her father on a business trip through north
ern Maine.
Miss Mary Wight of Boston is visiting
his cousin, Miss Sarah NJ Wight, North
| port Avenue.
DR.. Benz. Colson OF Bangor visited his
sister, Mrs. Clarence Leach. in Rockport
the past week.
Mrs. Charles p. Hazeltine entertained the
History class at her summer home in North
port July 14th.
Miss Bertha Smith OF Woburn, Mass, is
guest at the Lombard cottage, North
| Shore, Northport.
| Mrs. Geo. ". Burkett of Someryille,
| Mass, arrived last night and is the guest Of
Mrs. II. W. Clark.
Mrs. Jessie Smith of Worcester, Mass,
is visiting her niece, Mrs. Clarence E. Nc
Intyre, Church street.
| Capt and Mrs. Z. 0. Patterson have ar
rived from Baltimore and are at their sum-
mer home on Church street.
Mr.. P. II. Longfellow and daughter, Miss
Bertha Longfellow of Machias, spent few
days in Belfast last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Palmer of Monroe are
| occupying their cottage on Griffin street,
| Northport Camp Ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. Brigham, daugh-
ter and son, of Dorchester, Mass, are visit
/, ing at Capt. Geo. F. Ryan's.
| Harold T. Sibley is at home for his an
nual vacation from the Boston banking
house-where he is employed.
| Congressman Charles E. Lit:letield is in
cluded among the twelve new directors
chosen for the Equitable board.
Miss Katherine Lewis OF West Medford,
Mass, arrived by Tuesdays boat to spend
a week with Miss Lillian G. Elwel, Little
| River.
| Misses Ella and Stella Young have re-
| turned to their home in 'Linconville from
visit with their uncle, William Young, in
| Winterport.
Ralph Shibles, who has been visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James ohibles, in
Rockport, has returned to his home in East
Deerield, Mass.
| Reginald HaZeltne and friends, John and
George McGee, arrived last Friday and
went ont to Porcupine Lodge, Pitchers
Pond, to spend their vacations.
| Professor George II. Loyden Gf Wul oes-
ter, Mass, has been elected professor of
Greek and Mathematics in the East l.aine
Conference seminary, bucksport
| Ralph G. Lombard, who is employed in
the dental office OF Dr.. Edward Osgood Of
Boston, Will spend the summer with his
parents, Dr.. &. 7. and Mrs. Lombard
NJ j. Dow Esq, of Brooks was in the
city Monday on business. He is at his farm
most of the time now, and one daughter is
with him, while Mrs. Dow and their other
daughter are in the store.
! Mrs. +. L. Brackett, secretary of the
| Children's Aid Society of Maine, Went to
Skowhegan July 18th with Eva Choa,e of
the Girls Home in this city, who is to have
a home with private family in Skowhe
gan.
Rev f. S. and Miss Beulah f. Philbrook
left yesterday with party of Bangor and
Brookline, Mass, friends Oh three weeks
trip on the yacht Goldenrod. They will
visit Casco Bay and other points OF interest
on the Maine coast
Mr.. and Mrs. K. II. Cassens of Chicago,
former residents of this city, will hereafter
celebrate the Fourth of July as the birth
day of a daughter, as well as that OF the ma
ton. Many Rockland friends rejoice with
them in the happy event, and are glad to
| know that Mrs CasSens and the little one
are doing inely.-Rockland Opinion.
The lawyers and bankers of Augusta are
to have a game of ball, and the lawyers
have organized their team as follows: L..
A. Burleigh p, Benedict F. Maher C, f. NJ.
Thompson IS, Joseph Williamson ID, Mel
vim Simmons 2b, w. L. MacFadden 3b,
Frank G. harrington If, F. j. C. Little CT,
F. L. Dutton If, Orville ID. Baker general
utility man.
Wayland knowlton of Belfast was visit
ing his son. W. ". knowlton, a few days last
week. Mrs. Freeman Wentworth, grand
mother of the latter, who is stopping at Mr..
| Lords on Maple street, had severe attack
of pneumonia. For a time her life was
despaired Of, but strange to say she recov-
cred and is we'll again, Her age is 81 years.
-Wateryille Mail.
The International Supreme Lodge of
Good Templars will meet in convention at
Belfast, Ireland, Aug, 10th, and all the
Ameri can Grand Lodges will be well repre-
sented Frank w. Gowen of Waterville