The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-07-12
PERSONAL.

Miss Alice Nhltten is the guest OF rela-
tives in Union
Miss Ellen Hodgkinson of Waterville is
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Maude NJ. Matthews went to Bucks
port Tuesday for Il few days visit.
Laforest L. Robbins spent the past week
in Massachusetts visiting his sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Loring Colcord were at Bel
grade Lakes for d few days last week.
Miss Isaphine Patterson is spending
short vacation i'll Waterviile and bath
Robert c. Leonard of Meriden, Conn, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. \. Z. Iiutchins
Miss Linda McKenna of Camden, former
ly Of Belfast, is in town for a short visit
Mrs. \. NJ Lothrop, who has been visiting
IN East Orange, \. J :, has arrived home.
Miss Lena Z. Leavitt left Saturday
morning for a visit with friends in Mon
mouth.
Mrs. Howard L. Whitten returned last
| in MelroSe, Mass.
| Mrs. William Il. Holt and two children
ale visiting her sister at Hunters River,
| Prince Edwards Island.
Mrs. f. J. Rigby arrived from Humlord
| Fails by Saturday evenings train and viii
| spend the summer here.
Mrs. Fred II. Colley and Mrs. Walter P.
Carter Of Boston are visiting their parents,
| Mr. and Mrs NJ w Walch
| Miss Alice A. Hills arrived last week
| from Boston for three week 5 visit with
her sister, Mrs. Marion Z. Brown.
Airline b. Walton, a teacher in the pub
lie schools of New Haven, CT, arrived
home last week for the summer vacation.
| Miss Mary Tyler, and her niece, Miss
| Louise Tyler, of Rockland, spent the Fourth
with Miss Tyler's sister, Mrs. d. n Bird,
| Congress street.
Dr. Maurice Richardson, the eminent
Boston physician, was in town last Friday
and saturday in consultation on the case OF
Miss Mary F. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Field of the SOM
erset left Monday for Belfast, Me. Later
| in the summer they will visit the White
Muuntains-BoStOn Budget.
Frank O. Flanders of Howard, Il. l., who
is employed as civil engineer in paper
mill at Orono, has been visiting relatives
and friends in North Belfast.
/ Miss Jennie Underwood of Fayette, Me-,
Mrs. Geo Il. Cross of Lewiston and Mrs.
| Wilber Lawrence of Crowley junction
recently visited at Wales Miller's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Pilsbury and
| Miss Grace E. Burgess returned Saturday
night from a weeks outing at York Beach
with the Maine Press Association,
Misses Daisy Howard and Lois Coombs
are on a vacation trip of two weeks in the
northern part of Maine and before their
| return will visit the White Mountains
Mrs. John Peirce of New York, who has
| been in Belfast on account OF the illness OF
Miss Mary F. johnson, returned Monday
to the Samoset, Rockan where she is
| spending the summer.
| Ralph E. Lord of Bangor, University of
| Maine, '06, who has friends IN this city,
| has gone to New York to enter the employ
of the American Bridge Company, where
his former roommate, Alphonso Wood OF
| Belfast, University of Maine, '05, has a
| position as craftsman.
The many Belfast friends of Mrs. b. O.
Norton and son Charlie of Thomaston will
be pl eased to learn that they have fully re-
covered from the effects of the recent run
away accident in which they were injured
in Lynn, Mass. One member of their
party, Lynn lady, was killed.
| Mr. and Mrs. George P. Field of Boston
and Charles II. Field of Belfast were in
Bangor Tuesday, guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Pearl. They are touring in Mr..
Fields car, which is being driven by the
youngest of the Butler brothers, formerly
with his brother one of the fastest bicycle
racers in the world
| 1t will be gratifying news to everybody
in this State, especially to the faculty
friends and students of the University of
Maine, that President George Emory Eel
lows has declined the most distinguished
and tempting invitation given him some
! weeks ago, to become president OF the State
| Agricultural College of Pennsylvania.