The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-06-25
PERSONAL.

Miss Harriet Kimball is at home from
Lynn, Mass, for visit
Mrs. Arthur Ritchie has returned from a
visit with relatives in Lewiston.
| Miss Florence Gilmore is at home from
Boston, where she spent several months.
Mrs. H. L. Woodcock and son Faunce
were passengers on Fridays boat for Bos-
ton.
Miss Ethel NJ. Wilson, who has been
| teaching in Shirley, returned home Mon
day.
Miss Alice Simmons returned Friday from
| Kent's Hill, where she attended Commence
| ment.
! Chas. II. Field, accompanied by his nurse,
| Miss McComeskey, arrived home Saturday
| from Boston.
Mrs. J. L. Morrison Of Portland has been
| the guest the past week of her niece, Mrs.
| E. l. Rankin.
| Miss Terry of Waterville arrived last
week to be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Shaw.
| Miss Leona j. Achorn has returned from
| Colby and taken her position in the Library
F., for the summer.
Miss Frances A. Sargent returned last
Friday from Gorham Normal school for the
summer vacation.
Mrs. Walter Conant and daughter Hazel
of Camden spent the weekend with friends
at NorthpOrt CampgrOund
Mrs. Edward Sibley is in Boston attend
ing the biennial meeting of the General
Federation OF Women's Clubs.
DR.. and Mrs. George W. Stoddard return
ed Wednesday morning from a delightful
carriage drive to the White Mountains.
Miss Jessica Haskell and mother have
| gone to their home in Wellesley, Mass, to
pass the summer.-HallOwell Register.
Ralph E. Sylvester, who has been at home
for vacation, left Monday for Rockland,
where he has employment for the summer.
William O. Foster arrived last week from
Portland to spend the summer with Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Quimby at Pitchers Pond.
| Frank B. Condor of Belfast received his
degree from Colby college yesterday. He
was a member Of the class executive COM
mittee.
| Edward r. Pierce arrived Tuesday from
| Cincinnati, ,Ohio,to spend the summer at the
Pierce homestead. Mrs. Pierce has been
| here for some weeks.
| G. II. Cargill of Liberty was in this city
! Wednesday on his way home from Hudson,
Ia IoI fhe ,f h
sister, Mrs. John H. Wiley.
, Frank G. Mixer and Edmund Wilson
went by boat to Bangor Tuesday morning
and came down in the afternoon in Mr.
Mixers new Ford auto, accompanied by E.
E. Burgess.
Miss Elizabeth A. Quimby arrived last
night from Wellesley College for the sum-
mer vacation. She was accompanied by
Miss Marian Washburn of Salem, who will
be her guest.
Miss Theora Galusha of Greenvile, who
recently graduated from the Beals Busi-
ness College in Bangor, is a guest of Mrs.
Sidney B. Young at her parents home in
East Belfast.
|
M. G. Seminary, Bucksport.s and after
spending a week with his parents left Mon
day for business trip to New Y ork and
Pennsylvania.
Capt Thomas L. Shute leaves today for
Boston to join steamer Penobscot, which is
to run on the Kennebec route in connection
with the Fuller, leaving Boston on her first
trip next Saturday.
Miss Ada Mariner, stenographer for Hor-
ace Chenery is confined to her home by in
| juries to her knee which she received few
days ago. Miss L. Grace Chad wick is sub
stituting for her.
| Joseph Palmer, formerly of Chicago, who
has been the guest of his sisters, Mrs.
Susan Craig and Miss Lucy Palmer, for
several weeks, left Monday for Boston,
where he will locate
| Miss Mildred Slater, stenographer for
Field & Quimby. is spending ten days.
vacation with her sister, Mrs. Fl. NJ. Crom-
NETT, in China, and her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Achorn of Cooper's Mills
Miss Marian Nelson, who was Miss
| Louisa III. Ferguson's millner this season,
returned to her home in Bangor on Sunday IS
boat She was accompanied by Miss Milli-
cent Pierce, who returned Monday.
| Mrs. George A. Matthews and little sons,
George Ashley and Leon Elmer, arrived
Monday from Thomaston and will be the
guests of Mrs. Matthews parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Il. Clifford, Northport avenue, for
| several weeks.
Roscoe Cunningham returned Monday
from Portland, where he accompanied his
| wife, who had critical operation for appen-
| decitis performed at the Maine General
Hospital Her many friends will be glad
| to learn that she is doing we'll.
The many friends made by Mrs. W. H.
| Newell of Lewiston on her recent visit here
will be interested to learn that she received
official notification last Saturday of her
election as a member of the examining COM
mittee at the Maine Wesleyan Seminary at
Kent's Hill.
Mrs. Charles Cole of Boston, Mrs. Roller
and her two sons, Frank and Paul, of Oak
land, California, who have been the guests
| of Mrs. Albert G. Burgess, returned to Bos-
ton Monday. They were accompanied by
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