The Republican journal., 1907-05-30
PERSONAL.

MIS-. Sarah II. Crawford is in Bangor, the
guest of Mrs. George W. Gorham.
Mrs. Howard L. Written is in Melrose,
Mass, for three weeks visit with friends.
Misses Matte E. and Bertha Wiley have
returned from three weeks visit in Bos.
ton.
MISS Helen DOak returned last week from
a visit with relatives and friends in Rock
land.
Mrs. Sarah Q. Cook of Brunswick was the
guest of Miss Grace Walton for few days
recently.
Mrs. W. T. Coggins OF Hancock is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. F. NJ. Staples, for
few days.
Maj. John j. Leach of Camden has been
ID this city during the week for short visit
with friends.
Miss Gertrude Coggins of Castine spent
Saturday and Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.
F. NJ. Staples.
George W. Frisbee visited in Rockland and
Thomaston this week, where he was the
guest of friends.
Frank L. Whtten has returned from a
trip to Boston in the interest of tie firm of
Whitten Brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Kelley spent few
days the past week in Brewer with their
son, Major +. II. Kelley.
Rev. D. L. Wilson and little son Cuth-
bert returned Saturday from visit with
relatives in Fort Fairfield.
Horace Chenery and family arrived on
Thursday mornings boat and are at their
residence here fo. the summer.
Mrs. Fred E. Avery and children, Guy
andBerta, of Exeter are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. McCrllis this week.
Mrs. Mayo Hartman has moved to Tenn
pie Heights, Northport, where she has
opened her cottage for the summer months.
Miss Mary Carter, who has been a clerk
in j. Il. HOwes' store for some years, has
gone to Augusta, where she has secured a
position.
Mrs. j. W. Hannum returned from Read
ing, Mass, Sunday, and is visiting relatives
in Belfast for few days before returning
to Montville.
Mrs. Arthur F. Brown of Thomaston and
little daughter are visiting Mrs. Arthur l.
Brown, and Mr.. Brown came up to spend
Sunday with them.
Mrs. Grace Webber of Halowell, who
was in town last week to attend the funeral
of her sister, Mrs. Alice Bowen, returned
| home Monday.
Mr. re II he, of
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Or
man Hopkins. They spent the winter in
Florida and were on their way home
Clyde Holmes, who has been studying
forestry at Bltmore, N. c., is at home for
short vacation before taking a position
with the Great Northern Paper Co. of Mili-
nocket and Madison.
Mrs. E. S. Mcdonald and Mrs. Fred G.
Carter returned by boat Saturday from
OrOno, where they had been guests during
Junior week at the Beta Theta ri house.
Miss Inez Carter from Hallowell was also
guest there.
The old-time travelling men of Maine had
reunion and banquet at the Bangor House,
Bangor, last Friday evening, with music and
speeches and a renewal of old memories
Among those present was George A Gil
chreSt of this city.
| Miss Ethel Bowen, who was called home
| from her school in Detroit by the Illness
| and death of her mother, has returned to
! Detroit to resume her duties. She was ac-
companied. by her younger sister, who will
attend school there
| Hon. Arthur |. Brown, Secretary of State
| spent the past ten days at his home in this
city 1t was the first breathing spell he has
had since the legislative adjournment. A
little later he hopes to make fishing trip
into Northern Maine
| WiifOrd S. Alexander, assistant cashier of
the Frontier National Bank of PASSPORT
and brother of Jefferson L. Alexander,
| formerly of this city, has under con~idera-
tion very tlattering offer from the Rum
| ford Falls Paper Company.
| Mrs. G. II. Brer arrived by boat last Fri
/ day morning from Thomaston, where she
had been the guest of Mrs b. F. Dunbar
She came from Brooklyn, N. Y, Tuesday.
She will be at her summer home in North
Belfast during the summer.
Mrs. E. P. Walker, who had been in Cas-
| tine for several weeks with her son, w. A.
Walker, returned to her home in Rock land
last Saturday morning, accompanied By her
son, Edward Walker, who had been the
guest for few days of MIR. Walker.
| John Doe and son visited his mother,
| Mrs. Adolphus Doe, the past week. He was
on his way from Palm Beach, Fla, where
he conducts a drug store, to Bar Harbor,
where he has like business. Others of
his family went direct to Bar Harbor from
| Boston.
| Miss L. II. Tapley of Brooksville has been
| visiting her brother, Dr. and Mrs. E. D.
| Tapley on Church street. Miss Tapley is
the principal of the Normal department of
the Spellman seminary at Atlanta, Ga,
where she spends good part of the year,
but is now in Maine for the summer vaca-
tion.
Friends in this city will be interested to
| hear of the engagement, announced at
Orono last week, of Miss Joanna Carver
COlcOrd of Searsport, U. of NJ, '06, to Mr..
George Rogers Tarbox, 'O6, formerly of
| Machias, now of New Britain, Conn. Mr..
TarbOx is a member of the Sipma Alnba