The Republican journal., 1908-08-06
PERSONAL.

visit in Montreal and Quebec.
Mrs. Samuel B. Forbish of Brunswick is
visiting relatives in this city,
Miss Cecil Littlefeld has returned from a
| visit with friends in Norway.
Miss Edith F. Dunton is the guest of rela-
tives in Searsmont for the week.
Miss Alaude NJ. Matthews has returned
from ten days visit in Orrington.
Mrs. Freeman NJ. Wood and daughter
Bertha are visiting relatives in Richmond
Leon Shute returned to Waltham, Mass Z,
Monday. He was accom- panied by Elmer
Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Wy1ie are visiting
| relatives in Rockland and Warren, their
former homes.
port Tuesday for visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil G. Roberts.
Mrs. Clarie S. Mathews and daughter,
Maude E., returned Saturday evening from
a visit in Boston.
Miss Ethel Payson of Rockland, who has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. NJ.
Fletcher, returned home Saturday
Miss Emily Webb of Rockland and Miss
Madeline Burroughs are guests of Miss
Burroughs aunt, Mrs. S. A. Parker.
Louis Young, Esq, of Boston is spending
the week the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl.
Quimby at the Alhambra, Pitchers pond.
No oh loet Cat
urday from two weeks visit in Boston
and vicinity and has resumed her duties in
F. G. Mixers store.
Mr. n. G. Pettingill and daughter Miss
Erma went to Boston Saturday to attend
the wedding of Mr.. PettingilPs elder
daughter, Miss Edith.
Mrs F. L. Payson and daughter Ruth
made short visit with relatives in this
city while en- route to join her family at
their summer home in Standpoint.
Mrs. G. K. Williamson and Mrs. Ii. E.
Mcdonald are occupying Mrs. j. g..
Brooks cottage, North Shore, and Mr..
Mcdonald is spending the nights there.
John R. Mason, Esq, of Bangor has been
Judge Hale of the United States District
court, for term of two years from July
3lst.
Miss Charlotte Perkins of Melrose, Mass,
arrived Sunday to be the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Howard L. Whitten. She was ac-
companied by her friend, Miss Blanche
Frost
James H. Howes and VIM. K. Morrison
went to Searsport Monday in the latter's
auto and there joined DR.. Z. p. Nichols for
a trip to Isle au Haut in the auxiliary yacht
Lillias.
Ralph G. Lombard arrived last week from
Massachusetts to visit his parents, Dr.. and
Mrs. G. P. Lombard, who are at their cot
tage on the North Shore, Northport, for the
season.
c. W. Coombs and daughters Marjorie
and Agnes and his sister, Mrs. Percival of
Portland, went to Camden last Friday in
| MIR. Cuombs' launch to visit Mrs. George
| Mixer.
| Postmaster and Mrs. Geo. H. Hosmer of
/ Camden, Mr.. and Mrs. E. a. Sherman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Quimby were enter
tanned at the Randall cottage at Pitchers
pond last Sunday.
| Mrs. Essie Pierce Carrie and her mother,
! Mrs. S. E, Pierce, left last Saturday for
| Watervile where they were joined by Miss
| NJ. E. Pierce of Boston and went to Smith
field to spend two weeks.
| Mrs. VIM. Simpson of Fairfield returned
| home Monday after a visit with Mrs. ii. E.
| Mcdonald. Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs. Simpson
and Mrs W. E. Jones were the guests of
Mrs. E. r. Conner Saturday at her summer
home in Northport.
DR.. Austin H. Longfellow of Providence,
r. l., has been elected President of the
Medico- legal Society of the State of Rhode
Island Dr.. Longfellow is a Machias boy,
son of Mr. and Mrs. p Ii. Longfellow. who
are ell known to many of our readers,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clay of Portland, who
are visiting Mrs. Clay's mother, Mrs. Caro-.
line Dolloff, spent Sunday in Bangor, as
guests of Mrs. Elizabeth j. Maxfield. They
will pass the remainder of the month in
| Belfast.
| Mr., Willard A. johnson left last Satur.
day for Frederickton, N. B., where he has a
| fine position. Mr.. johnson had for the past
two years been foreman of the lasting room
| in Leonard & Barrows shoe factory and
made many friends here. Last Thursday
evening company numbering thirty called
on Mr.. and Mrs. johnson and presented
| them with a handsome clock as a token OF
remembrance.
Rev. D. H. MacQuarrie some weeks age
placed his resignation before the First Bap
tist Church of Belfast to take effect the
| first of October, in order. to be free to con-
tinue special studies which he was not able
to complete at Newton owing to the re-
quirements of the B. D. Course and fol
which pastoral duties did not afford suffi
cient leisure. In the meantime Mr.. Mac.
Quarrie has been asked to allow his
name to come before several churches with
a view to settlement as pastor, one, a
church beyond the border, has member
ship of over 500; but he still proposes to
finish the subject referred to above and will
not likely accept a new charge before De-
cember.
The Journal had pleasant call last Sat
| urday from Rev. j. D. Thompson, ID. d.,