The Republican journal., 1906-09-27
PERSONAL.

Ralph L. Cooper was up river on busines:
last week
| n. E. Keen went to Rockland yesterday
on business.
Miss Eva Tibbetts visited friends in Wa.
terville last week.
Claude Roberts made short visit in
Camden last week.
Miss Blanche Pitcher of Northport is in
town for the millinery season.
Miss Hattie P. Hayford is attending Oak
Grove Seminary in Vassalboro.
NJ. S. Stiles, Esq, of jackson went to
Portland last Friday ON business.
George w. Pearson has been visiting his
daughter in Camden for few days.
Mrs. Lefie Cottrell is visiting friends in
Boston and vicinity for a few weeks.
Mrs. Bessie Blake of Camden is visiting
her parents, Capt. and Mrs Mark Gray.
Miss Cora S. Morrison left yesterday to
resume her studies at Wellesley college.
Miss Jesse Frye of Sharon, Mass, visited
relatives in Montville and Belfast recently.
Ralph Critchett has returned to the Con-
servatory Of Music in Boston for his second
year.
Mrs. G. NJ. Dodd Of Los Angeles, Calf,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Orman \. Hop
kinS.
Mrs. Charles NJ Welch has returned from
Boston, where she had been for some
weeks.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Lord returned from
their wedding trip last week and are again
at The Fashion.
The Misses Nesmith Of Brooklyn, n. Y,
ale visiting their aunt, Mrs. Leonard Coop
er, High street.
Mrs. Edward Sibley and her grandchil-
dren, Catherine and Charlotte Hilton, went
to Boston Monday.
Messrs C. O. Poor and Ansel White went
to The Pines, Quanta bacook, last week to
spend week or ten days.
Mrs. W. X. Morrison and little daughter
Ruth of Minneapolis, Mimi, We're in town
for brief visit this week.
George L. Hammons of Chicago, formerly
of Searsport, who is east on a vacation,
was ill Belfast last Thursday
Hall F. Hoxie of Brooklyn, n. Y, has
joined his wife here and is the guest of her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. T. d. Barr.
Harry kilgore, who passed the summer
at North Pond, has returned to Waterville,
where he is attending Colby College.
Mrs Henry B. Cunningham is in Boston
this week selecting new goods for her mil
linery store in The Journal building.
Capt. G. W. Chase, wife and daughter,
who have spent some weeks in Belfast with
relatives, left Monday for Callao, Peru.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Pollard of Proyi-
dence, r. L., have returned home after a
short visit with George A. Leayitt and wife.
Mrs. J. W. Pillsbury and Mrs Small of
South Portland, who had been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Field, returned home Sept,
Goth.
Fred Z. Hutchins, Colby '06, who has
been employed in hotel during the sum-
mer, has joined Mrs. iIutchins in Free
dom.
Mrs. Fred 6. Spinney has gone to Boston
and New York to get the latest styles for
i the millinery business of her mother, Mrs
| B. F. Wells.
Mrs. C. NJ. Ellis and daughter Evelyn,
who have been visiting Mrs. George A.
Leavitt this summer, have returned to their
home in Putnam, Conn.,
| Mrs. w. }. Havner and daughter have re-
turned to Boston after spending some
! weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
/, Dollotf, Congress street.
| Herbert I. Harmon is at home from
| BrOokline, Mass, for a short vacation
| after which he will enter the University OF
| Pennsylvania to study medicine.
| Mrs. H. }. Stevens, who had been visiting
in Thorndke, made brief visit with Mr.
and Mrs. j. 5. Hasetine in Pittstield before
returning to her home in Bangor.
Miss Louise H. Ferguson, accompanied
by her milliner, Miss May L. Hallett, has
returned from trip to Boston and New
York for the fall and winter styles.
Clarence Dickey, who has been employed
! the past summer on launch at Stockton
Springs, now has a position i'll the power
| house of the new electic plant there.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel H. Strout are visit
ing relatives in Melrose and Lawrenc,
/; Mass, and Elmer Hartshorn is supplying
Mr.. Strouts place as f. F. D. carrier.
Frederick johnson simmons of Morrill,
U. of NJ. '06, is member of the faculty a
| Higgins Classical institute, Charleston, Me.
where he will teach Latin and history.
Game Warden Walter l. Neal went t.
Bangor Sept. Goth, where he will remain Of
dnty representing the Fish and Game Com
mission during the game season of 1906.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. w. We!ch left Saturda
for Lynn, Mass, where they will renal
for a number of weeks. Mrs. Welch ma
possibly spend the winter months there.
Mr.. James H. Eowes and daughter, Mis-
Frances, went Boston Monday, Mr.. Howe
on business trip and Miss Frances to ente
the Mt. Ida School for girls in Newton
Mr. +. NJ Scribner, the well known con
mercial traveller representing the John Biz
| Company of Rockland, called on friend
Tuesday on Lancey street.-PittSfeld -iC
vertiser.