The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-06-03
PERSONAL.

| Mr. and Mrs. Percy c. Tuttle of New York
are in Belfast for few weeks.
| Miss Emerald Bradman is at home from
Colby college for short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White left Monday for
Dell, Montana, where they will try ranch life.
Miss Marguerite D. Pilsbury was the week.
end guest of Miss Clara R. Steward in North
port.
Rev. James Brownville of Oakland left Tues
day after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph B.
Herrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Morgan left Tues
day for Ellsworth, where they will conduct
restaurant.
Hon. Arthur l. Brown, Secretary of State
left Augusta last Friday for Sebago lake, to en-
joy few days fishing.
Miss S. W. Palmer of Waterville arrived
Saturday to spend Memorial day with rela-
tives in Belfast.
Mrs. Harry Macomber returned to Castine
last week after few days visit with her sis
sister, Mrs. Jay Wilson
Edward H. Dickey arrived Saturday from
Waterville to spend Memorial Day with his
mother, Mrs. Lois v. Dickey.
Mrs. Charles M. Craig and daughters, Mabel
A. and Margaret, returned last week from
visit of several days in Bangor.
Miss Leona ]. Achorn's friends will be pleas
ed to learn that she has been chosen as Junior
exhibition speaker at Colby June 26th.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Morrill, and son CLAYTON
of Natick, Mass, arrived Friday to spend few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Southworth.
Miss Helen Brown arrived last Thursday
from Boston for few weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fred W. Brown, Court
street.
Hugh D. Mcclellan, Esq, wife and child, ar
rived on Saturday mornings boat from Boston
to spend few days with Mrs McLellan's par
ents, Hon. and Mrs. c. O. Poor.
Henry B. Cunningham has arrived home from
Natick, Mass, where he is learning the
plumbers trade with H. C. Morrill,, and will
spend few weeks at his home in this city.
Mrs. E. L. Stevens left this morning for
visits to Miss Myra Goss in Lewiston and her
sister, Mrs. Reynolds, in Portland Mrs.
Stevens expects to be away during June.
J. W. and W. S. Roberts of Reading Mass,
spent few days in Belfast the past week, and
will return about the 18th of June to spend the
summer at their cottages on the North Shore
Northport.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Howes and Miss
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Commencement exercises, at Miss McClintock's
school, from which Miss Frances Howes was
graduated Tuesday.
| DR.. Edwin A. Porter of Pittsfeld, Me-, has
been recommended for appointment as mem
ber of the United States Board of Examining
F. ]. Taylor, deceased.
Misses Elizabeth A. Quimby and Cora S
Morrison, Wellesley 'O9, have received their ap-
pointments to teaching positions in Porto Rico
They expect to leave New York September
18th to take up their work.
Miss Alta Sargent, recent graduate from
the Waldo County General hospital, will spend
most of the summer at her home in Searsport
and contemplates taking post graduate course
in New York hospital in the fall.
Charles Lane and his mother, Mrs. Georgian.
ma Lane, have closed their boarding house
since the death of Miss Mary Lane and will &c
soon to Bangor to make their home with Mrs
Lanes daughter, Mrs. 2. N Shaw.
Wm.Vaughan, Jr, accompanied by his friends
Sidney G. Evans of Waldo and John H. Dow of
Castle Hill as his guests for short time arrived
Friday from the University of Maine They
are all students at the U. of NJ in the Agricul.
tural course.
Friends in Palermo have received the an.
nouncement of the marriage of Charles Black
of that town to Miss Hattie Merrill of Weeks
Mills which occurred in Boston May sth. Mr.
for an indefinite stay.
Miss L. Grace Chadwick returned FRIDAY
from Houlton, where she attended the annua
meeting of the Eastern Maine Branch W. B. F
NJ as delegate from the North Church auxi
iary. She was the guest of Mrs Moses Bur
pee while in Houlton
AhS DSAA0St 1llSHOS VI r II. RODorCSOn an(
Andrew Wilband will be glad to learn that they
are making success in their store in Wes1
Kennebunk. Mr.. Robertson has comfortable
home just finished over the store and Mr.. Will
band is building house near by.
Another Dark Harbor engagement, recent,
announced, is that of Charles Morgan anf
Ethel Cowdin. Mrs. Morgan and her sons are
habitues of the Islesborough Inn while Mis-:
Cowdin visited there last summer, and pre-
viously her parents had villa nearby.
Mrs. E. S. Sperry and daughter, Miss Eliza
beth, and Mrs. E. S. Shaw of Orlando, Florida
arrived asst Thursday from Boston, where Mrs
Shaw had been i'll for some weeks, and went tt
Northport to join Mr.. Sperry, who had beer
there for some weeks. They will remain dur
ing the season.
Mrs. Robert Curtis, who has been suffering
from the effects of shock at the home of he,
son, Maurice Curtis, Condor street. seems te
be improving and hopes are entertained OF
her complete recovery Mrs Curtis was visiting
her son when she was taken with the shock
The remains of Mrs. Frank Edwards were
brought here Saturday, accompanied by Mr.
Edwards. The interment was made in Grove
cemetery. Mrs. Edwards was born in Belfast
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