The Republican journal., 1909-07-22
PERSONAL.

Miss Marian Washburn of Lewiston is the
guest of Miss Frances Howes.
William N. Todd of Portland was the guest
OF friends in town over Sunday.
Miss Nellie P. Colley of Arlington, Mass, is
spending several weeks with Mrs B. P. Gard
ner.
| Miss Violet Pummer of Oakfield is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Robertson for few
months
Mrs. N. c. Matthews of Norwood, Mass, is
the guest of relatives in this city for few
weeks.
Miss Alice A. Hills returned to Boston Tues
day after visit with her sister, Mrs. Marion
E. Brown.
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Frisbee of Taunton.
Mass, are spending two weeks with relatives
in this city.
Miss Maude B. Steward left Friday for
Rockport for few days visit with Miss
Blanche Bowden.
! Rev. and Mrs. Adolph Rossbach are spend
ing two weeks at the Chase Walden cottage at
Pitchers Pond.
Mrs J. M. Leighton of Fairhaven. Mass.
who has been visiting in this city, left for her
home last Tuesday.
Mrs. l. D. Robinson and Miss Marie L. Logan
arrived Wednesday from Boston to visit at the
home of Mrs. T. P. Logan
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pendleton of Lewiston are
guests of Mr.. Pendleton's brother, Addison F.
Pendleton, Pearl street.
Clement W. Wescott, cashier of The Citv
National Bank, has been in Boston and New
York few days ON business.
Mrs. I. L. Wilband of East Boston arrived
Sunday morning for few weeks visit with
relatives and friends in this city.
Mrs. John M. Hinchman of Detroit, Mich
arrived last week to be the guest of her mother
Mrs. G. F. White. Primrose Hill.
Mrs. Sherman W. Freeman and daughter
Dorothy OF New Haven, Conn.,, are spending
the summer with relatives in Belfast
Frank B. Condor arrived Saturday for few
days visit. He will travel in the State in the
interest of Coburn Classical Institute.
Frank p Wilson, Esq, went to Crescent
Beach Monday to spend few days with New
York friends who are spending the summer
there.
Ex-Gov. John F. Hill and his stepson, John
E. Light, sailed from New York July 18th on
business and pleasure trip to England and
France.
F. r. Wiggin and family went to Liberty
Monday to go into camp on the shore of
Georges Lake. Their stay will depend on the
weather conditions.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Palmer, with their grand
daughter Mary, of Flint street. left July 18th
| for Bayside, Me-, where they will pass the sum
mer.-Somerville, Mass, Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Pease of Union, Maine,
passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Hunt
ley at their Ayrshire stock farm in the eastern
part of Skowhegan. Mrs. Pease is to remain
for month as the guest of the Huntleys and
other reatives.-Somerset Reporter.
| Hon. Charles E. Littlefeid, who is spending
the month in Rockland, made side trip to
Portland last week, where he appeared in Law
Court for the plaintiffs in the case of Mowry
& Payson VS.. the Hanover Fire Insurance Co.
Frank B. Condor, recently elected member
OF the Coburn faculty, is in the city on busi-
ness for the school. He has been working in
several places in the State in the interests of
the school and reports that the prospect for
next year is excellent.-W Waterville Sentinel.
The Rev. James E. C. Sawyer, D. D., of New
tonville, N. Y, has received the degree of
doctor of laws from Livingstone College,
Salisbury, North Carolina. His first pastorates
were in the East Maine and Maine conferences
at Machias, Eastport and Bath.
His many Belfast friends will regret to learn
that Capt. E. 0. Patterson will not be able to
visit his old home this season. He was about
to start from Charleston, S. c., when he re-
ceived orders to go to the Pensacola navy yard
to superintend the repairs on dredge and so
had to give up mis- trip home.
The members of the native waterways COM
mi7aion will sail from New York July 80 or
OF August 3rd for two months tour of Eng
gland, France, Germany, Belgium and Holland
for study of the development of rivers and
canals for transportation purposes. Congress-
man Stevens of st. Paul, brother of Dr.
John Stevens of this city, is member of the
commission.
Miss Grace Hodgdon Boutelle, daughter of
the late Congressman Boutele of Bangor, Me-,
is considered one of the boldest and most un-
compromising sufragettes Of London She
proudly boasts of having been in prison for a
month, as the result OF her violent devotion to
the cause. She resembles her father in having
the courage of her convictions.
The following Waldo County teachers attend
ed the summer school in Castine: Misses Flor
ence M. Kimball, Lylla NJ. Sprague, Myrtle B.
Nash, Alberta Wadsworth and Mrs. Annie,L.
Black, Belfast; Misses Mabelle S. Wescott,
1slesboro and Marian Coombs, North Islesboro;
Miss Lima A. Colson, Stockton Springs; Miss
Gladys Bartlett, Brooks; Miss Louise M. Miller.
Lincolnville.
Miss Isabel CHM left Portland last Thursday
morning with the E. c. Bowler personally con-
Quoted party for vacation trip to the Pacific
coast and return. The itinerary includes Mon
treal, Chicago, Denver, Colorado Springs, Salt
Lake City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, thence
to Portland, Oregon, Seattle British Columbia
Manitoba, and back to Portland, via Chicago
and Montreal. the trip lasting until August 18TH
which is the day set for their arrival at Port
land
Charles Hayes, an old soldier of the 10th