The Republican journal., 1909-10-07
PERSONAL.

Mrs. H. c. Pitcher left last Friday for South
Weymouth, Mass, to visit relatives,
Mrs. Clara Brier left last week for Leadyille
Colo, where she will spend the winter.
Mrs. Annie M Dimick of St. Martins Mr.
arrived Saturday to visit Mrs. Warren E.
Marsh.
Mrs. Gagie E. Frost will spend few weeks
in Concord, VT, the guest of Mrs. George
Whipple.
Mrs. o. R. Webster and little son, Clarence,
E., are visiting her late husbands relatives in
Vinahaven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Dunbar of Plymouth.
Mass, arrived last week to visit their old home
in this city.
Carleton Doak left Tuesday for Bangor to
enter upon his senior year at the University of
Maine Law School,
Mrs. H. l. Holt and daughter Alice, of Calais.
were the guests recently of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Morrill, of Rockport
Mrs. Maria D. Peir.e and Miss Carrie M
Cutter will spend the winter in Pawtucket, r.
l., with relatives.
Aubrey E. Elms arrived from Worcester,
Mass, last Friday and is visiting his mother.
Mrs. Emma D. Elms.
Mrs. Howard L. Whitten has returned from
visit with her parents, Rev. and Mrs Henry
M. Perkins, Melrose, Mass.
Miss Katherine E. Brier, who had been Wis
iting in Boston and vicinity for several weeks
returned home last Friday.
Mrs. Peter A. Olson of East Belfast was
called to Portland last week by the serious ill
ness of her father, Mrs. c. J. Foss.
Mrs. Louise Royal OF Ellsworth, arrived last
Friday and will be employed for some time in
clerical work for Mr. H. P Farrow.
Mrs. Geo. E. Bracket returned Thursday
night from trip to Brunswick and Portland
in the interests of the Girls Home
Lynwood B. Thompson, W. Arthur Shaes and
N. Houston Small came down from the Uni
versity of Maine to spend the weekend at
home.
Rev. and Mr.. Arthur c. Roberts, Mrs NJ. W.
Rich, Mrs. e. E. Rhoades and Miss Maude E
Mathews left Monday to attend the annual
session of the Baptist State Convention in
Brewer.
Mrs, Ruth Cushman, son Fred B. and sister,
Miss Helen Brown of Boston, are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fred ". Brown on
Court street.
Mrs Cyrus H. K. Curtis has bought the
island in Megunticook lake known as Camp
Rabbit Island, one of the most desirable and
attractive sites at the lake.
Mrs. Elizabeth Benson left last week for
Boston, where she will visit short time, then
go to Butte, Mont, and later to Denver, Colo
where she will spend the winter
Mr.. M. l.. Stantial mas arrived home from
Moosic, Penn, where he has been employed by
the Coe-Mortimer Company. He will be en-
ployed here by the same company
Mr.. Hugh Mcdonald of Clyde River, N s.,
who has been visiting his daughter. Mrs Ev-
erard A. Wilson, left last Thursday for Boston,
where he will visit his children before return
ing home.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph B. Herrick and little
daughter Carolyn left Saturday for visit in
Wollaston, Mass Mr. Herrick will remain one
week and his wife and daughter will make
longer visit.
Mrs. N. M. Kneeland, who has been spending
the summer in her cottage at Temple Heights.
spent the weekend with relatives in this city
and will return to her home in SomerviIle
Mass, this week.
Three of the Belfast students at the Univer-
~,
ties-Marthon Doak, Omega Mu Chapter of
P hi Gamma Delta; Nathan H, Small and Harold
Richards, Delta Kappa.
Miss Ethel A. Rogers. an operative in the
box factory connected with the Leonard &
Barrows shoe factory, lost the end of the index
finger of her right hand Wednesday morning,
while at work on covers.
Holman F. Day has dropped the Major
from his name and will hereafter be addressed
as ''Cap'n." He has become the owner of the
"Davy Jones, 40 feet cabin cruiser and will
hereafter spend portion of the summer sea
son on the raging main of New, Meadows
Eaton Blackngton, wko left Rockland last
June to make his home in Oregon, has written
an account of his journey for the Courier
Gazette. Writing from Medford he says; ~
have met young man here whose father was
a native of Vinahaven. His name is E. W
Carver. His father was Ebenezer ". Carver
and he left the island about 1920 The young
man is anxious to learn something about the
early history of the family
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence F. Wyman who have
been spending several weeks in this city have
eturned to their duties in the Massachusetts
Hospital School il Canton, Mass. This school
is only in its second year and was started by
DR.. Bradford of the Massachusetts General
Hospital backed by State aid. Dr. J. E. Fisk is
now at the head of the institution and its de-
velopment has been something wonderful.
There are 1873 in the school 50 of whom are
grls-and all are nvads. The State recently
made appropriations for a new hospital and in
dustrial building. Mr.. and Mrs. Wyrnar are to
have charge of 20 boys in a bungalow which
is to be completed in few months. They have
had charge of Ga in one building. The school
is doing rescue work of inestimable value.
A Monroe Orchard