The Republican journal., 1907-09-12
PERSONAL.

w. u. SaWtelle spent last week in Belfast,
returning to Auburn Saturday.
Miss Alice N. Nickerson returned Satur-
day from visit with relatives in Garland.
Miss Harriet Webber of Lynn, Mass, is
spending three weeks vacation with Mrs
NJ. E. Haugh.
John A. Roberts and family, summer resi-
dents on the North Shore, returned to Read
ing, Mass, Sept. 9th.
Mrs. Lucy Staples and Miss Alta Huff
left last Thursday night for Boston and
vicinity to spend two weeks.
Miss Vida Vose has returned to West
Townsend, Mass, to resume her duties as
teacher in the public schools
Miss Lena f. Leavitt left last Friday for
Cranberry Isles, where she is to resume
her teaching for the fall term.
Mrs. AnnaColson Rich, who spent the
summer with relatives and friends in Vinal-
haven, has returned to Bangor.
Rev. l. W. Gowan and family, who spent
the summer in East Belfast, have returned
to their home in Weehawken, n. j.
Professor Hugh Ross hatch and family
returned to Waterville. Sept 9Th, from Owls
Head, where they spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Davis of Dor( hester,
Mass, are guests of Mrs. B. F. Wells and
her daughter, Mrs. Florence spinney.
Clarence G. Morrill,, who is engaged in
dairying in Milton, Calf, recently visited
A in, oil
Miss Edith Strout, who spent the summer
at her cottage on the East Side, has return
ed to Portland to resume her position as
teacher.
Ralph Strout, who has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Strout, East
Side, has returned to Lawrence, Mass, for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs F. j. Biather have returned
to Dorchester. Mass, after spending two
| weeks with Mrs. Biather's mother, Mrs.
NJ. E. Haugh.
Mrs. Grace Freeman and little daughter
Dorothy returned Thursday to their home
in Hartford, Conn.,, after spending several
weeks in town.
B. F. Wells arrived last Friday from
Sacramento, Calf, which has been his home
for some time. He has not visited Belfast
for three years.
Mr. and Mrs. Twiss and daughter Doro.
thy, who spent the summer at Daniel
Strout's, have returned to their home in
Lawrence, Mass.
Ed. Wiggin, who is taking vacation from
the jewelry store of H. j. Locke & Son, at
tended the Waterville fair Tuesday and says
it is big show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, who
have been at their cottage on Seven Hun
dred Acre Island for some weeks, left for
New York last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. NJ. Snow of Norfolk, Ct,
| are visiting relatives in Belfast. Mr.. Snow
is a brother of Mrs. Sophronia Parker, and
his wife sister of the late Charles F. CHM.
Francis II. Welch of Hilsdale, Mich, and
William NJ. " ech of Bridgewater, Mass,
came to Belfast last week to attend the
| funeral of their mother, Mrs. Peter F
| WEIGH.
home last Friday after a weeks visit iu
| this city and Morrill,. He struck week OF
bad weather and hopes for better luck when
he comes next year.
| Hon. A. Z. Nickerson of Swanville, Dr.
| E. Hopkins of SearSport, Gen. C. W. TildeI
of Hallowell and Capt A. E. Fernald OF
| Winterport attended the meeting of the
| Maine Commandery Loyal Legion in Ban
| gOr Sept. 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira NJ. Cobe and party, who
| Bohemia, on the South Shore, Northport
| left by boat last Thursday for Boston, where
| their touring car was waiting to take then
to their Chicago home.
| Mrs. Hanshue and Miss Sarah NJ. Wight
| went to Boston Friday by the noon train
| Miss Wight will spend two weeks vaca
ton in New Hampshire and Massachusetts,
| Her place as bookkeeper at Swift s. Paul'S
is supplied by Miss Edith L. Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin T. Ford, who have
| been visiting his father, Rev. T. S. Ford
aud relatives in Monroe and Detroit, return.
| ed to New York Sept. 9TH. Mr.. Ford is the
general agent of the Equitable Assurance
Company of the United States, with an of.
| fee at 1913 Broadway, New York city. Mr.
and Mrs. Ford spent two months in Maine
and enjoyed every moment of their stay.
Those wishing we'll to the athletic inter-
ests of the University of Maine will be glad
to learn that Ralph B. Pond, the crack field
er and batter OF the Fort Fairfield baseball
team, which won more games in 1907 than
| any other Aroostook team, will this autumn
enter the University as student. With a
| few such men as Ralph ''the baseball
| course" which some of the papers say has
| become lost art there, can be successfully
resumed at the University.-Fort Fairfield
| Review.
The appointment of Hon. Sumner P.
Mills of Stonington, as a member of the
board of trustees of the University of
will give general satisfaction, especially in
known and has wide circle of friends.
and senate, he has become very familiar
| with the affairs of the institution, in the
welfare of which he has always taken a
| warm interest. .--Rockland Opinion.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. George Dodworth did not
leave for their home in New York city the
| first of last week as intended. They are to
make the trip in their touring car and were
detained here by the rainy weather and
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