The Republican journal., 1906-12-13
PERSONAL.

ing in Boston.
Mrs. Amos Clement spent several days
last weel in Bangor and Orono.
Mrs. f. j. Morrison returned last Satur-
day from a stay of several weeks in Boston.
VIM. j. Dollotf of Cambridge, Mass, was
in Belfast recently for brief visit.
Miss Alice Pitcher of Northport returned
to Castine Tuesday FOR the winter term of
the Normal School.
Mr.. ard Mrs. j. Austin Fernald have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are at
26 Miller street.
Miss Louise W. Richards has returned to
Pennington Normal School to resume her
position after a short vacation at home
with friends in the city, left Tuesday morn
ing for his home in Belfast -Waterville
Mail
Mr.. w. E. Dilworth of Belfast was in
town and visited his brother, .. H. Dill
worth, for several days and has returned
home.-Madison Bulletin.
A. J. Robinson of Bangor, foreman of
the Bangor division of the New England
Si' ~ Oi' So.3 Noo III tIlS O1ty Stttu' u1y
on a tour of inspection.
Miss Florence Wiband, bookkeeper of
the New England Tel. & Tel Co. in this
city, has gone to Kennebunk and Boston
for two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert S. Field of Bangor
left Boston Tuesday for Savannah in the
steamer, Chattahochee. They will spend
the winter in Jacksonville, Fla.
Hon. James P Taliaferro, u S Senator
of Florida, represented Jacksonville in the
rivers and harbors convention held in
Washington, D. c., last week.
Mrs. Levi l.. Robbins is recovering from
very severe illness, during which her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth K. Robbins Of Bos-
ton, has been with her most of the time.
Miss Ethel D. Hubbard of Wellesley,
Mass, the secretary of the Greater Boston
Missionary Union. arrived Tuesday night
and is the guest Of her friend, Miss Margaret
n. HaZeltine.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Shaw have arriv-
ed in Los Angeles, Calf, where they are to
spend the winter. They were II hours late
in arriving, owing to delay by Il railroad
wreck in Texas.
Chester s. Mcfarland, native OF Mont
vile, and who has served two terms as al
derman in Someryile. Mass, was the Re
publican candidate for alderman at-arge
from Ward 6, at the election held in Somer-
vile last Tuesday.
Rev. John S. Sewail, d. d., Mrs. Elizabeth
Stearns, Miss Anna Stearns and Miss Mar
jorie Prentiss of Bangor will sail from Bos
ton, Jan. 18th, on the White Star steamer
Canopic for Italy. They are due to arrive
at Naples, Jan 26th.
| E. G. Freeman of Lincolnville, who has
been confined to the house for some time
with rheumatism, was in Belfast yesterday.
! He had not been here for many weeks, but
few years ago, as the driver of the Cam
den stage, was daily visitor.
Freeman W. Shepherd of Winchester,
Mass, accompanied by his friend Fred
Harlow of Trinidad, Colo, has been visit
ing in Belfast and Morrill, for week past,
In Morrill, they were guests of Nj. Shep-
herds daughter, Mrs. Russell Gross.
The many friends of Miss Lena L.
Leavitt, who has been undergoing treat
meut in a sanitarium at Rutland, Mass, will
be pleased to learn that her recovery, now
almost complete is assured, and that she ex-
poets to return home next month.
| Tom f, Hacker of Fort Fairfield, d stu
dent at BowdOin, after spending Thanks
giving With Rev and Mrs d. L. Wilson in
Ra1f N ill
| Mrs. Wilson's sister, who has been several
| weeks in Belfast, to her home in Fort Fair
| field. Mr.. Hacker remained there looking
| after ais business and visiting his mother,
Mrs. L. +. Hacker, until Wednesday, when
he returned to Brunswi ick.-3angur Com
mercial.
Announcements have been received here
from Elbridge PendletOn of Vinaihaven of
the marriage of his daughter, Mary Eta, to
Carol Lothrop Nichols. The wedding took
place Nov. 2Sth, at Evanston, ILL.,, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols will make their home
at 925 Main street The bride is we'll
known in Knox county musical circles,
being a pianist of rare accomplishment.
Rockand friends, of whom she has a large
number, unite in wishing her all happiness
in her new home.-Rockand Courier-Ga-
Zette.
During the session of the legislature Gov.
Cobb and family will occupy the same suite
occupied by them two years ago, on the
southeast corner of the Augusta House, and
among others who have engaged quarters
at this hotel are Hon. and Mrs Charles f.
Libby of Burnham, Bertram L. Smith, Esq,
of Patten, F. II. Parkhurst Esq, OF Ban
gnr, Mr.. and Mrs. Job. F. Montgomery of
Camden and E. L. Haskell of Deer Isle.
Miss Martha Cobb, daughter of Governor
Cobb of ROckland, Miss Elizabeth Pettin-
gill of RumfoId Falls, and Miss Alice Pow
ers of Rrookline, Mass, and Miss Kate
Br uce of Houton were bridesmaid, at the
Kin sman-Powers wedding in Houlton, Dec.
9Th, and Blaine Owen of Augusta was one
of the uSherS. The bride was Miss lior-
tense Beauharnais Powers, only daughter
of Hon. Don A. II. Powers of IIoultnn, and
the groom is Charles Penney Kinslntn, only
son of DR.. f. G. kinsman of Augusta