The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20

ing school,
Mrs. Alex Lindgren and son Raw left
Tuesday for several weeks visit in Ham.
over, Mass.
Mrs. Arthur n. Morse returned Wednes-
day night from three weeks trip in Pts
cataquis County.
Mrs. Maria D. Peirce and Miss Carrie M.
Cutter, who spent the winter in Boston, re-
turned last Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Brewster arrived by last Satur-
day mornings boat from Vermont, where
she spent the winter.
Mrs. Ii. G. Pitcher has stored her house,
hold effects and gone to South Weymouth.
Mass, for an indefinite stay.
Miss Mary L. Carter has gone to Augusta
to take position in the dry goods depart
ment of one of the large stores.
F. NJ. Staples and wife were in Castine
last week to attend the graduation exercises
of their niece, Gertrude NJ. Coggins.
Mrs. 7. N. Winslow left Friday for We'll
lesley, where her daughter, Miss Theodore,
is to graduate from Dana Hall school.
Mrs. E. j. Morrison and daughter. Miss
AVIS M. Morrison, went to Pennington last
week for short visit, returning Tuesday.
Mrs. F. M. Staples returned home last
Thursday after spending few days with
her friend, Mrs. Anna A. Brown in Castine
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Dunbar, who have
been vlsltingAlr Dunbar's parents in this
city, returned to Plymouth, Mass, Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Wiggin attended
the wedding of Guy Alfred Hersey and Miss
Edith Emma Merrill in Bangor last Satur-
day.
Kari Mcdonald and Albert w Stevens,
who graduated from the University of
Maine this year, arrived home from Orono
Friday.
Miss June K. Hills, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Marion E. Brown, has gone
to Falmouth, Me-, where she will spend the
summer.
Capt. E. S. Mcdonald was in town few
days the past week while his vessel, sch
Annie b. Mitchell, was loading stone at
Stonington for New York.
Miss Myrtle Herrick of Rockland was in
town to attend the High school graduation
exercises. Her niece, Miss Alberta Farm
ham, was one of the graduates.
Miss lnez Frost of Washington attended
the graduation exercises of the Belfast
High school, in which her brother. Chester
Frost, participated.
w. w. Knowton of Vassalboro visited
his father, Wayland Knowlton, ESQ.,, the
past week, and on his return to Vassalboro
Monday was accompanied by his mother.
Mrs Ada Kimball, president, and Mrs.
Eta Savery, patriotic instructor of Thomas
ii. Marshall Circle, went to Bangor Nom
DAY to attend the State G. A. r. Convention.
Mrs. w. b. Swan and Miss Clara f. Par
sons, who visited in Presque Isle after at
tending the Unitarian conference in Uoul-
ton, arrived by last Saturday evenings train.
Mr. Ralph c. johnson was in the city the
first of the week on business, and went to
Bar Harbor Tuesday to Join Mrs. and Miss
johnson. The family will spend the sum
mer there.
AAA q Lo " al u d ooHuooL, Lieut.. / commander
w. V. Pratt, U. S. n, and Mrs. Pratt ar
rived by last Saturday evenings train from
Annapolis, Md, and are at sThe Home
stead," Primrose Hill.
Miss Bertha l. Bird and Miss NJ. Helen
Bird left by boat Monday for trip of sew
eral weeks to Philadelphia and other places.
They will visit friends in New York en-
route and IN massachusetts Oh their return.
Arthur Brown, secretary to f. 0. Norton.
warden o1 the Maine State Prison at hom-
aston, has been visiting in this city as the
guest of friends for "a few days. MIR. Brown
Is Inc son of Secretary Of State Arthur |.
BroWn.-Bangor News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Spotford of Stoning-
ton arrived last Thursday for a fortnight's
visit with Mrs. Spofford's sister, Mrs. Frank
Lord. The Spoffords are en- route from
Lynn, Mass, where they spent the winter,
Postals from Paris have been received by
friends of Miss Evelyn p Morrison, who,
with her aunt, Mrs. II. P. Adams, is SPEND
Ing the summer abroad. They had very
peasant passage on the North German
Lloyd Steamer, KrOn Prinz Wilhelm.
oalhes IL. moves mas three OF the b. ii.
5. 'O7 graduates in bis employ-Chester B.
Frost, who has been with him for some
time, and the Misses Olive c. Wadlin and
Alberta w. Farnham, who entered the
store last Monday morning.
Mr.. George A. Leavitt, who recently sold
his farm in Clinton, has been there some lit
tie time. He was joined there Sunday by
Mrs. Leavitt and family. Miss Lena E.
Leavitt left Clinton Monday for several
weeks visit with friends in Monmouth, and
Miss Lucy Leavitt went to Boston Monday
to visit friends.
Rev. John W. Hatch of Bangor, formerly
OF Belfast, and an alumnus of the Univer
sity OF Maine, gave the prayer at the Com
mencement Day last week, while Charles S.
Bickford, 'S2, WAS marshal of the day and
Professor Charles d. Wood of Orono, direc-
tor of the Experiment Station, was toast
master at the Commencement dinner
Cyrus c. Hills, the well known travelling
salesman, has Joined the staff of Dwinell-
Wright Co. of Boston. For 60 wears this
has been one Of the most successful coffee
and spice houses in New England and it has
recently added to its business a department
of teas. 7. F. Peabody, an old tea xpert,
has been engaged to take charge of the de-
partment and has engaged Mr.. Hills to in
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