The Republican journal., 1909-05-20
PERSONAL.

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Miss Lizzie S. Aver of Auburn'is in China t.
spend the summer
Melvin Richards has returned home from q
visit with relatives in Bath.
H. f. Mcdonald made business trip to Bos.
ton last week, returning Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Milliken, who spent the win.
ter in Florida, arrived home last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sell of Brewer arrived las,
week and is tile guest of Mrs. Elmer Small.
J. Donald Clement was at home from Bow
doin Medical school for brief visit last week
Mrs. Rufus Hartman of Stockton Spr;nps
spent last week with Mrs. George W. Frisbee.
Mrs. Annie Richards went to Pennington
last week to visit her daughter Miss Louise w.
Richards
w. R. Jackson, formerly of this city, is now
located in Sanford, Me-, as veterinary surgeon
and dentist.
Fields S. Pendleton arrived from New York
last Saturday morning and went to 1slesboro in
the afternoon.
Rev. Rollin 7. Hack is to preach the sermon
to the graduating class for Gorham Normal
School, on June 18th.
Miss Abbie Caldwell returned last week
from Watervile, where she was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. l. B. Mower.
Mrs. Maria Peirce and Miss Carrie M. Cutter
are pleasantly located at cottage on the bay
shore for the summer months.
Luclus H. Duncan of Rockland is at his
shore farm in Northport, where each season he
engages in the salmon fishery.
John Kendrick Bangs will deliver the COM
mencement Grafton to the graduating class of
the York High school this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R. Pierce of Cincinnati.
High street for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Frank J. Rigby entertained at whist
last Friday afternoon at her home in Strath-
glass Park.-Rumford Falls Times.
Miss Madeline Wetherbee of Boston arrived
Friday to spend the summer with her grand
mother, Mrs. Daniel Wentworth of Knox.
Mrs. Katherine Hills arrived last week from
Boston, where she spent the winter, to be the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Marion E. Brown.
Hon. Reuel Robinson has been engaged to de-
liver the memorial address before the George
5. Cobb Post, G. A. R., Camden, on Memorial
Day.
William A. Whitney and family of Boston
have arrived at Saturday Cove for the season
and are occupying their pretty summer home,
The Priscilla
MISS Maud B. Holmes has returned from
Boston, where she spent the winter, and will
spend the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George o. Holmes
Miss Margaret N. Hazeltine returned Friday
morning after trip of several weeks which
included Charlestown, S. c., Washington, D.
c., New York and Boston,
Mrs. Augusta S. Frederick and Mr. Charles
w. Frederick arrived home last week. They
spent the winter months in Augusta, Georgia,
and several weeks in Washington, D. C.
Mr.. and Mrs Orman A.. Hopkins have re-
turned from Florida, where they passed most
enjoyable winter. Mrs. Hopkins spent every
day out of doors and was greatly benefited in
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Mathews, who have
been occupying the Cottrell house on Race
street, have bought the house No. a Peach
street and will move there after painting and
papering.
Mrs. Doak and Mrs. Dorman of Belfast were
guests of Mrs. f. !. Coombs this week. Mrs.
Doak will be pleasantly remembered by many
Camden people as Miss Abbie Carleton.-Cam
den Herald.
Mrs. Edward H. Fletcher and her little
daughter Gretchen arrived last Thursday from
Texas, where Prof Fletcher has been engaged
in teaching music. He will come to Belfast
later for the summer.
Gen. ]. P Cilley is at the Cousins hospital,
Woodfords, to undergo an operation for pros
tatocele, his condition being regarded as rather
serious. He is under the care of DR.. Alfred
Mitchell, Jr.-Rockland Opinion.
Carleton Doak was recently initiated into
Reed Chapter Phi Delta Phi at the University
of M aine Law School. The fraternity is a
prominent one, and numbers among its mem
bers President Taft, Ex-president Roosevelt,
anu OLneTS-
Josephine and Hope Willis, aged two years
and eight months, respectively, daughters of
Prof. Gardner B. Willis of Providence, R. L.,
will spend the summer in Belfast with their
grandmother, Mrs. Fanny L. Shute. Their
mother, formerly Miss Melinda E. Shute, died
less than year ago.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Varney, who spent
the winter at their home in Orange City, Flor
ida, arrived in Pittsfeld last week and will
spend the summer on the farm bought by
them last year in Burnham, within few rods
of Unity pond. Mr.. varney intends to build
several cottages for rent.
Miss Aida Sargent has graduated from the
Waldo County General hospital and received
her diploma. She had previously had much
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