The Republican journal., 1909-09-09
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Sweetland visited in
Camden last week.
Mrs. airline Cooper of Newport arrived Mon
day to visit friends in this city.
Miss Alberta Wadsworth returned Saturday
from visit with friends in Camden.
Miss S. W. Palmer of waterville spent the
weekend with relatives in Belfast
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Paul spent Sunday and
Monday with relatives in Penobscot.
Mrs. H. c. Pitcher left last Tuesday for
Caribou to visit her son, Ralph L. Pitcher.
William Hogan of Portland is visiting his
father, Mr.. j. H. Hogan, in East Belfast
| Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Perry were among the
guests at the Bangor House last Saturday
Miss Bertha Chute of Templeton, Mass, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Coombs.
Miss Charlotte Tibbetts and Maude Stantiaf
returned last Saturday from an outing in North
port.
Miss Mildred L. Prentiss of Brewer visited
her brother, H. M Prentiss, the first of the
week.
Miss Flora E. Rich went to North Searsmont
last Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs Alma
Fuller
Mrs. ]. H. Baldwin of Wayne, Penn, arrived
last Saturday to visit her niece, Mrs Caro- B.
Stickney
Miss Della Wiband of East Boston is visit
ing at the home of her brother, Clifford B,
Wilband.
Hon. T. H. Sherman and wife of Brookline.
Mass, are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. G. G.
Winslow
| Dustin H. Cunningham of Natick, Mass, ar.
rived last Sunday to visit relatives in Belfast
and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Howard have returned to
Pennington, N H., after spending the summer
at the Battery.
Mrs. Dora C. Owen and sister, Miss Casey of
| Worcester, Mass, arrived Tuesday to visit
friends in Belfast
| Miss Flora E. Blake arrived from Brockton,
Mass, last Sunday to spend Labor Day at her
home in this city
Miss Helen G. Bowen has arrived home from
/ Waterville and is visiting her father, Mr.. E. A
Bowen, in East Belfast.
Mrs. W. j. Clifford and children, Doris and
Ralph returned last Thursday from Guilford,
where they visited relatives.
Mrs. Leavens and children accompanied Mr..
Leavens of the Coe-M Mortimer Co. on his trip
to Belfast the first of the week.
Miss Murel Moody, who has been visiting in
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her home in East Northfeld Mass.
Mrs. Orinda and Miss Margaret J. Williams
have arrived home from Northport, where they
had been visiting for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis E. Pitcher announce the
engagement of their daughter, Edna Louise,
to Mervyn F. Falk of New York.
J. N. Limeburner of Brooklyn, n. Y, spent
few days with his cousin, F. ". Limeburner,
and returned home on Mondays boat.
Mr.. H. W. Lewis, Master of Appleton Acade-
my in New Ipswich, N. H., was the guest of
his aunt, Mrs. George W. Lewis, the past week
Mrs. j. Frank Nichols and son returned to
their home in Haverhill. Mass, last Friday,
after visit with her sister, Mrs, " H. Snow.
Miss Eleanor Ripley of Hingham Mass and
Mr.. Edgar Slack of North Arlington. Mass,
have been visiting her sister, Mrs E b. Decrow.
Rev. and Mrs Arthur G. Roberts and Mr. N.
E. Keen were in Warren Tuesday and We'd
nesday to attend the Lincoln Baptist Associa-
ton.
Mrs. W. N Kngeman and children returned
to their home in New York "Wednesday after
visit of several weeks with her sister, Mrs. W.
H. Snow.
Mrs George E. Bracket returned from
Portland last Saturday, where she had been to
attend the meeting of the Maine Children's
committee.
Frank E. Logan and Miss Mae A. Somers of
Bangor returned home Monday after visit
with Mr. Logan's mother, Mrs. T. z. Logan, ON
Bridge street.
Mrs A. G. Smalley of Chelsea, Mass, and
Mrs George Chase OF Taunton, Mass,
White on Cedar street.
Harold Albion Richards, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter H. Richards, will leave today for Orono
to enter the University If Maine. He will
take electrical engineering course.
Capt Ed. A. Richardson, of the schooner
Medford, who has been spending several
weeks at home, left Wednesday for Boston to
resume command of his vessel.-Deer Isle
Messenger
Miss Auvena Myrick of Troy, who had been
visiting friends in Pttstield for some time, left
last Saturday for Ashburnham, Mass where she
has accepted position to teach in the town
schools.
Hollis NJ Coombs of Providence, R. l.,
rived on Sunday mornings boat and lett Tues
day afternoon for home. He said he came
down to see R. P Coombs' baby and that it was
worth the trip.
Mrs. Alice A. Caswell of Beverly, Mass,
, who was visiting her brother, Joseph G.Patter-
son, received news Tuesday of the death of
near relative by explosion of a gasolene
, launch, and left at once for home.
Mr.. G. G. Abbott returned Tuesday from
! Boston, where he accompanied his daughter,
Miss E. Frances, en- route to Bristol, Va where
she will resume her studies at the Virginia In-
stitute, From New York she was to accom-
pany Mr.. j. F. Hanshue's party.