The Republican journal., 1908-04-09
PERSONAL.

from short visit in Boston.
| J. Fl. Mckinley of Brooks made busi-
ness call in this city Wednesday.
| Miss Carrie Frost of Waterville is the
guest of her brother, Mr.. o. E. Frost.
j. Donald Clement is spending the Easter
recess at home from Bowdoin Medical
School.
Miss Ethel NJ. Wood and Miss Frances A.
! Sargent returned to GOrham Normal School
| Monday
| Mrs Howard L. Written left last week,
for Melrose, Mass, where she will be the
| guest of her parents.
| +. +. Lttlefed attended the meeting of
the Maine Grand Lodge, n. E. O. P, in Au-
gusta last week.
Miss Maude E. Ellis has returned from
| Rock]and, where she was the guest of
| friends last week.
| Miss A bbie o. Stoddard will arrive Satur
day to spend weeks vacation at home
| from Quincy, Mass.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Hamilton went
| to Rockland Monday for visit with Mr..
| Hamlton's mother.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh D. Mcclellan of Cam
bridge arrived Tuesday morning by boat
| for brief stay in town.
| Miss Marian IIazeltine returned to North
hampton, Mass, yesterday to resume her
studies at Smith College
| Miss Lou Thompson left last week for
Castine, to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
John Hooper fora few days.
Mrs. William ii. Newell has returned to
her home in Lewiston after a short visit
with Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens.
Miss Sarah NJ. and Master Harold W.
Preston visited their uncle, Capt. J ohm E.
Billings, in Castine last week.
Arthur Murch, who has been in the Eye
and Ear Intirmary in Portland for six
weeks, has returned home much improved.
Miss Frances j. Dyer of Boston is the
guest of Misses Maude E. and Mabel r.
Mathews and will remain until after Easter.
Mrs James ID. Preston of Lynn, Mass.
spent few days here the past week the
guest of her father, Hon. W. II. Mcclellan.
n. F. Patterson has returned from Au-
burn, where he had been employed in a
shoe factory, and will spend the summer at
home.
Miss Clara H. Steward spent several days
| IN town last week as the guest of Miss Mar
guerite ID. Pilsbury, returning to Northport
Saturday.
Herbert A. Eaton of New York, who has
been the guest of Nh and Mrs. William FL.
Quimby for the past few weeks, has return
ed home.
Miss Frances Howes and her guest, Miss
Carrie Lee OF Kansas City, returned We'd
nesday morning to the Mt Ida School, West
Newton, Mass
Recent letters from Chapman, n. B., to
Belfast relatives state that Mrs. VIM. l..
HayOrd, formerly of this city, is critically
i'll with cancer
Mrs. katherine Bickford Self sang at
the funeral of Joseph Howard the widely
known journalist, in Plymouth church,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mrs. George w. Gorham returned to her
home in Bangor last week, after having
been the guest for short time of Miss
lnez Z. Crawford.
Miss Velma Stanley of Cranberry Isles,
student at the Eastern Maine Normal
school, was the guest of Miss Lena T.
Leavitt over Sunday.
Deacon Loren Fletcher has returned from
Lowell, Mass, where he spent the winter,
Mrs. Fletcher will come home from Massa-
chusetts some time next week.
Mr. and Mrs, l. L. Perry returned home
from Norfolk, Va, last Saturday Their
daughter, Miss Marion, spent the winter
with Judge and Mrs. George E. johnson.
Captain John E. Billings of Castine is the
guest of his sisters, Mrs H. E. Mcdonald
and Mrs. William G. Preston, en- route to
New York, where he will spend the summer.
George P. Field returned to Boston Mon
day after spending few days with his
brother Charles ii. Field. The latter is con-
fined to the house by illness but is improv
ing.
MissaSadie Latin of Ellsworth, who has
been head bookkeeper at the shoe factory
for some time, has resigned, and her place
will be filled by Miss Louise Brown, b. Ii.
S. 'O7.
Miss Isabel Towle of this city, who is
teaching in Northampton, Mass, will spend
the Easter vacation with Rev. l. w.
Gowens and family in New Jersey, and in
New York.
Miss Cora S. Morrison, her guest, Miss
Ethlyn Basket of Hannibal, Mo-, and
Miss Elizabeth A. Quimby, who spent the
vacation in town, returned Monday to Wei
lesley college,
| Frank L. Flanders, U. of NJ, 1905, for
! merly of Belfast, who has been employed at
The pulp mill at Basin Mills for some time,
left Orono Tuesday for Fulton, N. Y, where
he has position.
| Mr.. Herbert Foster, who is now located
at Belfast, is expected in town for the East
er season, and will be the guest of his par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. b. b. Foster, Cumberland
avenue.-Portland Express.
| Hon. Charles E. Libbey of Burnham was
! in the city last Saturday. As announced
last week Senator Libbey, will not be a
candidate for denomination as he expects to
be in the west the most of next winter.