The Republican journal., 1909-05-27
PERSONAL.

Mrs. E. W. Berry of Rockland arrived
Wednesday for visit in town.
Mrs. George W. Field of Bangor is spending
the week with relatives in this city.
Miss Helen Jones of Washington, D. c. is
the guest of her aunt Mrs. J. W. Nash
Miss Bertha 1. Bird spent Saturday at her
home on Congress street. returning to Rock
land at night.
W. F. Bean of Kansas City, Mo-, arrived
last Tuesday to spend the summer at his old
home in this city
Miss Emily Webb returned to Rockland Sat-
urday after few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. s. A. Parker.
Miss Florence M. Hill was the weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Quimby at the
Alhambra, Pitchers Pond.
Mrs. S. R. Crawford and daughter, Inez. left
Wednesday for few weeks visit with Mrs.
George w. Gorham in Bangor,
Mrs. G. Cecil Cook was called home from
Massachusetts last week by the serious illness
OF her uncle, C. Brainard Hall.
Dr. E. D. Tapley has bought Ford runabout
OF the Read Garage & Machine Co. for use in
making professional visits out of town.
Mrs. Charles M. Craig and daughters Maber
and Margaret went to Bangor Friday and were
the guests over Sunday of Mrs. Craig's BROTH
er, Frank J. Starrett
Messrs 0. E. Frost and Charles H. Twombly
left on the noon train last Saturday for Port
land to attend the laymens convention. re-
turning Monday.
Mrs. Albert M. Carter, Miss Charlotte W.
Colburn and Rev. Adolph Rossbach are attend
ing the annual May meetings of the Unitarian.
Association in Boston.
Hon. and Mrs. E. C. Burleigh were at The
Wolcott, New York for few DAYS rest Mr..
burielgh may come to Maine for few days be-.
fore Congress adjourns
Mrs. Geo. E. Bracket returned Friday from
Portland, where she attended the Maine Chill
drens Institute as delegate from the Chill
dren's Aid Society of Maine.
David R. Porter. one of the secretaries of the
international committee of the Y NJ C. A.,
was in Bangor May 18th and left in the mid
night train for Brunswick
David Bird has leased his house on Bayyiew
street to Lincolnville parties and will leave
soon Tor Denver, Colorado, to visit his son, and
may make his home there permanently.
Emory F. White, who is to spend the sum-
mer IN this city, has been engaged to sing at
the commencement exercises of the Eastern
State Normal School, Castine, in June
Grace Jones of China and Edith Gilmore of
brewer have been selected by the Christian
association of Colby college to represent it at
the Silver Bay conference the last of June.
Mrs. Nellie M. Kneeland arrived from Bos
ton last week to get her cottage at Temple
flights ready for occupancy, and little later
Will come to spend the summer there as usual
f. s. Roberts, manager of Hoods creamery
in Brooks and Fred Gchrest, manager of
Hoods creamery in Unity, were in Montville
recently looking after their interests in that
section.
Friends of Miss Frances Howes have re-
ceived invitations for commencement at Miss
McClintock's school, Arlington street, Boston,
from which Miss Howes will be graduated
June End.
Houlton, where she will attend the meeting of
the Eastern Maine Branch of the Womens
Board delegate from the North Church
Auxiliary.
Mrs. R. B. Upper of Brunswick, Ga recent
ly entertained the members of the Six Hand
Euchre Club and number of others compli-
mentary to her guest, Mrs. W. M. Tupper of
Jacksonville.
Ralph Lowell, who has been clerking for E.
B. Gardner & Co, Bucksport, has left to take
place on the steamer Stockton, and Everett
Pierce of Prospect has succeeded him in the
Gardner store
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Woodman of Chelsea,
Mass, have arrived at their summer home at
Shore Acres for the season and the house will
be painted, repaired and newly furnished and
opened to the public.
Oscar R. Fellows, Esq, of Bucksport, who is
counsel for the United States in the Van Bur-
en- boundary controversy on the st. John river
was in Portland May 10Th collecting data for
the use of the commission.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Healey of
ANooSSii, MASS, nave IeCeiVeu news OF Cne ar
rival May 18th, of little daughter. who has
been named Esther Louise. Mrs. Healey was
formerly Miss Belle Carter of Belfast
Rev R. B. Mathews of Ellsworth attended the
Congregational conference in Westbrook last
week. Saturday he visited his former parish
at Newcastle, and Sunday he exchanged pull
pits with Rev. Charles Moore OF the Central
church in Bangor
J. Edmund Burke, formerly of Frankfort and
now supervisor of the Boston public schools,
gave lecture on Pedagogy at Colby college,
May 18th. Mr.. Burke is graduate of Colby,
class of 80. Mr.. Burke read law in Belfast
with Col. W. H. Fogler.
Robert S. Davis left Camden last Friday for
Woodfords, where he will visit his daughter,
Mrs. Henry l.. Forhan. He will be accompan-
led home by Mrs. Forhan, who will remain in
Camden an indefinite period and be present at
the anniversary of her mothers Goth birthday,
which falls on Monday, May 31st.
| Montvie correspondent says; Ernest
! Foy, the Belfast creamery collector in this;
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