The Republican journal., 1907-05-02
PERSONAL.

Hon. Albert Pierce of Frankfort was in
the city last Saturday.
Miss Margaret N. Hazeltine returned
from Boston Saturday.
Harry II. Carter of Bangor was in town
last week for brief stay.
Ralph W. Gould was at home over Sunday
from the University of Maine.
Miss Hattie Maddocks and Asa Condor
visited Melvin Clark last Sunday.
Miss Maud NJ. Mathews returned Monday
from visit with friends in Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Williamson of Au-
gusta are spending the week in New York.
Mrs. E. L. Fletcher of No. 3 Commercial
street is recovering from very severe ill
| ness.
| Amos Clement returned Saturday from
Boston, where he had been receiving medi
cal treatment
| Mr. Herbert Wilton of Porto, P. R., was
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Dinsmore
the past week
| Miss Christine Hall left last week to ioin
Portland party for a brief visit to the
d, tmestoWn Exhibition.
] Mrs. Sarah A. Ellingwood of Boston is
the guest for two weeks of her uncle. Mr.,
ames Haney, on Union street.
| Miss Flora A. Burgess and Mrs. Nellie
Goodwin of Arlington Heights, Mass, are
| the guests of Henry Burgess in East Bel
| fast.
Ambrose Hall of Citypoint fell in his
! barn last week and cracked two ribs. He
IS attended by DR.. Kilgore and is doing
| WELL
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel L. White left Satur
day, Mr. White for a visit in New York and
Mrs. White to spend few weeks in Newton,
Mass
Mrs. Mary A. Cheever and Mrs. Maria
Smith of No. 9 Allyn street were the guests
of Mrs. Abbie Clark, 66 Cedar street, last
Sunday.
Miss Louise Hall of Belfast has been
elected secretary of the newly organized
branch of the Y. W. C. A. at the University
of Maine
Miss Maude B. Colcord, Assistant Lii
brarian at the University of Maine, has re-
turned from vacation of three weeks
spent in Philadelphia.
Mrs. A. E. Page, who has been yery
seriously III for several weeks has so far re-
covered as to be able to look after her board
ing house business again.
Mr. |. V. Miller was up town Thursday
1Or the nrst time for six months, having been
confined to his home by illness. He has
gone TO canada on r-buying trip.
Rev. d. L. Wilson of Belfast, founder of
the loung Mems Literary Club will be the
principal speaker at the Club banquet about
the middle of May.-FOrt Fairfield Review,
=, Mrs. Tyler II. Bird and little daughters,
Frances and Katherine arrived last week
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. d. \. Bird.
Congress street, and left Monday for Rock
land.
MIR. and Mrs. George Leadbetter and Miss
Anne NJ. kittredge went to Boston last :.
week. Miss klttredge returned Tuesday,
and Mr. and Mrs. Leadbetter will make a
| longer stay.
Mrs. Phineas Adams of the hotel Tuil.
cries, Commonwealth avenue, Boston, will
SAL next month for Europe for an extended
stay. she Will take her niece, Miss EVELYN
T. Morrison of this city, over as her guest.
Miss Rose E. Cleveland, sister of the for
, mer President, and Miss ..nna Ames were
passengers on the afternoon train from
Rockland, April oath They had been max
ing brief stay at Miss Cleveand's summer
home on Seven-Lundred Acre Island
Col. Nathaniel S. Purington of West Bow
dom, private secretary to Governor Cobb,
has been notified of his appointment
alde-de-camp on the staff of George r. D.
Brown OF Louisville, Kentucky, commander
ln-chef of the Grand Army of the Republic
The wedding took place yesterday of Miss
Helen French, daughter of Mrs John J.
French of Commonwealth avenue, to John
Edward Brooks at the Arlington-st church.
A reception at the French residence follow
ed. The bride is niece of Mr. Charles
Harvard man, '99, ana another brother,
Charles Stratton French, married Miss
Isabel Mauro of Washingt on two years ago.
Mr.. Brooks is member of the Puritan
clqb.-BOstOn Sunday Globe.
Another June wedding will be that of
Miss Jane A. Mcclellan of Belfast, Me, and
Mr.. James Preston Miss Mcclellan, wno
has often visited Boston as guest of Mrs.
William d. Hunt, has many friends here.
Mr.. Preston is the second son of Mrs.
George II. Preston of 80 Commonwealth av.
His brothers are Mr.. George NJ. Preston of
the Union and other clubs and Mr.. Whit
more Preston, who married Miss Edith
Hall. Miss Susan Preston is an only sister.
The Prestons, who are usually among the
earlist arrivals on Jerusalem road, Cohasset,
Will remain III boston until alter the we'd
ding.-Boston Sunday Globe.
Mrs nellie M. Harmon and her son, Hor-
ace X. Harmon, of II Austin street, have
been spending the past week in Washing
ton, members of the Royal Blue line excur-
\sion. On Wednesday morning, through the
eourtesy of Congressman A. p. Gardner,
Mrs. Harmon and her son, together with
MIR: and Mrs. John X. Merritt. of Swamp
scott and MIR. and Mrs. George w. Bliss of
Fall River, were received by President
Roosevelt. The Royal Blue line party num-
bered 100 people. and only the six mentioned
had the unusual pleasure of meeting the
living apartments Of the White House.
Somervills Mass, Journal