The Republican journal., 1906-06-21
PERSONAL.

Miss Julia Anns of Camden is the guest
of friends in town.
Charles f. Patterson of Boston was in
town for graduation.
Albert W. Stevens spent short time at
home from Orono last week.
Carol Carter was at home from Boston a
few days the first of the week.
Miss Hattie Hayford is at home from Oak
Grove Seminary, Eassalboro.
Miss Edith Eningwood is at home from
Providence, r. l.. for the summer.
Joseph w. Hamlin of Stockton Springs
has been appointed notory public
Judge and Mrs. George E. johnson are
occupying their cottage at The Battery
Walter II. Richards is in Boston to buy
goods for his custom tailor department.
! Miss Mildred Slater, who has been spend
ing a week in Union, returned home Mon
| day.
| Miss Louise W Richards arrived Tues
day from Pennington to spend the summer
at home,
Phiio c. Blaisdel OF Bradford, Pa, has
opened his cottage in Northport for the
summer.
MI and MIS-. L. w. Berry of Rockland
are visiting friends ard relatives here for
lew days.
Ralph ". and Daniel Gould were at home
from Bangor to attend the graduation
exercises
Miss Frances Howes arrived Thursday
evening for the summer vacation from
Bradford Academy.
Mrs. f. R. Pierce of Cincinnati, Ohio,
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs Fred NJ. Dutch and children and
Mrs. Walter b. Dutch left Saturday for a
four week S visit in Lynn, Mass.
Miller Colby,s new house in Sunset is up
and partly finished outside. L. +. sylvester
has charge of the Work.-Deer Isle MeSsen- |
ger.
Miss katherine c. Quimby arrived Tues
day from Boston, where she has been !
studying at the New England Conservatory !
of Music.
Walter Bird of Rockland was in town
TUESDAY, calling on friends. Mr.. Bird
came through on his motor cycle in about
two hours.
Prof. c. d. Woods and family of Orono
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Woods have taken
possession of the Parker cottage, Shady
Nook, for the season.
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Rockland Friday to attend the funeral OF
their grandmother, Mrs. Alden Tyler
They returned Sunday.
Mrs. Caroline P. Crosby and daughter,
Miss Anne c. Crosby, arrived Saturday, and
are at the McLain cottage, Northport
Avenue, for the summer.
Theodore Newell Shorey, who graduated
from the Belfast High school last Friday
night, entered the City Drug Store Monday
to learn the drug business.
VIM. H. Quimby left Tuesday for Port
land where he will join the Portland yacht
club on their annual cruise. He will be on
the flag boat, d steam yacht
The Right Reverend Bishop Goldman
of Portland, Bishop of Maine, and the
Rev. Russell Woodman of Roekland were
in town the first of the week.
Capt. E. S. Mcdonald made brief visit
at his home in this city last week while his
vessel, Sch Annie B. Mitchell, was loading
paving at Rock land for Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs John ". Doe have returned
to Bar Harbor after a short stay in this city,
where they were called by the death and
funeral of his sister, Mrs. Henry W. Web
Der.
Miss Alice, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Written of this city, arrived home
from Kent's Hill last Friday having finish
ed her Junior year at the Maine Wesleyan
Seminary.
Misses Edith c. and Amy L. Wilson ar
rived from Kent's Hill last Friday. The
former graduated from the Maine Wesley
Seminary and the latter went to attend the
exercises.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton S. Eastman are en-
Mr.. H. B. Strout of Belfast and
niece, Miss Gertrude StrOut of Lawrence,
correspondence Port
land Express.
MISS y Gall IOuu dIIlVcu last "och AOA
short visit with her sister, Miss Elizabeth
NJ. Pond and left for Silver Bay with
party of Bradford Academy students to at
tend the Y. W. c. A.
Mrs. Annie.K. Adams of this city, State
president of the Maine Rebekahs, was the
guest of Mrs. Ada A. Garcelon, district
president, in Auburn Monday night. and
attended the district meeting in Lisbon
Falls Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Ladd spent few
days in this city last week, guests of his
mother, Mrs. Eli Merriam. Mr.. Ladd was
of this city but has been in Booth
bay for number of years and with his
bride was making wedding tour.