The Republican journal., 1908-06-04
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. Essie P Carle left by Saturdays
boat for brief trip to Boston.
Miss Edith F. Dunton returned last Thurs
day from brief visit in Boston.
Frank l. Small of the law firm of Cook &
Small, Watervlle, spent Sunday in Belfast
Mrs Carrie Sheriff and Mrs. Ellen Con.
ant of ROckland are visiting Mrs. John O.
Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mace of Portland
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Clay returned to Port
land Monday morning after short visit at
Citypoint.
Mrs. Relief Brier has arrived from Bos-
ton and opened her home at Citypoint for
the summer.
Mrs. Clifford Wilband went to Boston
last Saturday for weeks visit with friends
in that city and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence S. johnson and
daughter of Waterville were the guests of
relatives in Freedom Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Helen Hodgkinson of this city, who
is employed in Waterville, spent Sunday
with her brother, Samuel Hodgkinson.
Mrs. David Mcknight of Barre, VT, ar
rived by Fridays boat for visit with her
niece, Mrs John A. Gilmore, on Charles
| street.
| Willie T. Norris, who was taken i'll with
| lat So,
turned to his studies in the Fifth grade last
Monday.
| Rev. John W. Hatch of Bangor presiding
elder of the Bangor, district of the East
Maine NJ. E. conference, spoke in Bridge
water last Sunday.
| Mrs. Rachel Kingsbury, and Mrs. Her
| bert 4. Drinkwater and little daughters
Dorothy and Margaret are the guests of
friends in Garland.
c. M. Smalley of Belfast and Willis Berry
of Mountain View, on visit to Quimby
| pond early in the season, took ten handsome
| fish on the tly.-Maine Sportsman.
| Arthur H. Luce of Leomnster, Mass,
spent Tuesday with his brother, Rev. AL
bert E. Luce. Both gentlemen had return
| ed from a visit with their mother in Carmel
| Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Walker of Castine,
Mrs G. Littlefeld and Mrs. f. P Walker of
| Rockland were at the Bangor House, Ban
| gor, Sunday. They left Monday morning
| for up-river.
| Cards have been received in this city an
nouucing the marriage, June 2nd, in Bos-
ton, of Everett Carleton of Rochdale, Mass,
and Miss May Lena Wight of Boston,
formerly of Belfast.
| Mrs. Fannie Bridges of Stockton Springs,
who has been the guest of her aunt, Miss
Esther c. Frye, for several weeks, has re-
turned. Mrs. Everett S. Staples, Jr., of
Stockton Springs came over and accompan-
led her home last week.
Rev. Ashley A. Smith, Mrs Sarah E.
Pierce, Mrs. j. w. Emery, Mrs. c. E. John
son, Miss S. b. Cunningham, Mrs John
Dollotf and Mrs. Chas. C.Glover left Monday
for Dexter to attend the sessions of the
Universalist State Convention.
Dr. and Mrs. John Stevens returned to
Rockland by Mondays boat after several
days stay in this city. They were accom-
panied by their little son Frederick, who
had spent two weeks with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry d. Marden.
DR.. d. p. Ordway, treasurer of the
Staples Piano and Music Co., was in the
city yesterday. This company has five
stores in Maine, with headquarters in Port
land, and DR.. Ordway is making tour CT
| IJa 1ag har fpr
Mrs Flora Hunt, a pupil in the Paine
Private Hospital in Bangor, Miss Annie
Morrill,, a graduate of the Maine General
! Hospital in Portland, and her sister, Miss
Alice Morrill, of Belmont, were guests re-
Gently of Miss Inez L. Barker, who is spend
| ing a few weeks at her home in MOntvile
George T. Stockham, a well known hotel
man, who, with his family, spent several
seasons in Belfast, recently gave up the
management of the Hotel Breslin, New
York city,and bought the Hotel Walcott, at
31st street and Fifth Avenue, and took pos
session June 1st. He had been the manager
of the Bresin since its opening.
The many friends of Miss Essie Sanborn
will be glad to know that she has been
transferred to more responsible position
as manager of the Western Union at Bath,
after having been very successful in her
management of the Skowhegan Office Her
sister, Miss Winnifred, has been appointed
to fill the vacancy at Skowhegan.
Mrs. Albert NJ. Carter and Miss Charlotte
W. Colburn returned Saturday night from
Boston, where they attended the annual
meeting of the American Unitarian Asso-
citation and allied organizations, held in that
city from May 23rd to 3oth. Rev. and Mrs.
Adolph RoSsbach returned from the meet
ings Monday night, having remained in
Portland over Sunday, where Mr. Rossbach
occupied the pulpit of the First Parish
church.
Hampden Academy is to lose Principal
James Brooks, who has resigned to accept
the principalship of Barr and Burton
Seminary, Manchester, Vt, where Mrs
| Brooks will have charge of the music de-
| partment The students and trustees of
| Hampden Academy as well as the entire
town and community, regret very much to
lose Mr. Brooks and family, feeling it to be
a great loss not only to the school but the
town also.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K Harris were in Bel