The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-04-08
PERSONAL.

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land the past week.
Miss Isabel CHM has returned home after a
short visit in Boston.
John R. Dunton, Esq, was in Bangor last
Saturday on business.
Miss Leona Achorn is at home from Colby
College for the Easter recess
Miss Sarah Russ is at home from New Bed
ford, Mass, for short vacation.
Mrs Jennie D. McGray of East Knox arrived
recently for short visit in this city.
Miss Frances A. Sargent has returned to
Gorham Normal School, from which she will be
graduated in June.
Miss Vida Vose left Saturday for Lunen-
burg, Mass to resume her school duties after
vacation at home.
William C. Crawford of Allston Mass. made
a brief visit to his mother, Mrs S. R. Craw-
ford, over the weekend.
irwin Hills returned to the E. M. C. S. at
bucksport last week after spending vacation
at his home in Northport.
Miss ENERGY CHM leaves Friday for Boston
'iSAS aie Will JON IrlenQS Tor a two weeks
trip to Washington D. C.
MISS Marian Hazeltine has returned to
smith College after spending brief vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hazeltine
Miss Blanche M. Pitcher of Northport. who
mas been in Boston for number of weeks. has
been engaged as milliner for Patten. Maine
| firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Gatchell have returned
: TO their home in Pennington after spending
the winter with their daughter, Mrs. E. M.
Hall.
Col. Mark L. Hersey, u S.. A., assistant
director OF the Philippine constabulary, is Wis
itlng his father, George L. Hersey, in East
Corinth
Charles Dana Gibson and son were in Cam
den last week en- route for Seven Hundred
Acre Island, where Mr.. Gibson has beautiful
summer home
Mr.. B. F. Wells, who spent the winter in
Burnham, is at his home in this city. He IS still
suffering from the effects of the prevailing
distemper.
The literary societies at Kent's Hill have
elected officers for this term Raleigh G.
Whittier of Searsport is treasurer of the
Calliopean.
MIR. and Mrs. William HOFFMAN returned last
week from New York, where they spents sever
al weeks Mr.. HOFFMAN has bought new
touring car.
Dean W. E. Waltz of the University Of
/ Maine School of
from New York next week for Naples and the
Mediterranean.
Claude B. Roberts has returned from Palm
Beach, Florida, where he had been EMPLOYED
the past winter as electrician at the Rova
Poinciana Hotel
Miss Carrie Lee of st. Louis Mo-, who was
the guest of Miss Frances Howes, left Mon
day morning to return to the Mt. Ida School
West Newton, Mass.
Mrs Frank Towle has returned from Boston
where she spent week with her daughter
Miss Isabel Towle, who is a teacher in the
Northampton, Mass, schools.
MIR. and Mrs. Willis Williams of Camden
who spent the past few months in St. Aueus-
tine, Florida, started for home last Saturday.
Mr. Williams sold his launch in Miami.
MISS Abble y. Stoddard arrived last Saturday
from Quincy, Mass, to spend her vacation at
home. She was accompanied by Miss AMY f.
Stoddard, who spent week in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Shorey of Citypoint left
by boat Wednesday for Palmer Mass. where
they have employment in an asylum. Mrs.
| Shnrau has
institution.
Charles F. Swift and l. W. Parker are booked
for the excursion to Bermuda, which starts
from Portland in the steamship Prince Arthur
April 10th. Six days will be spent in Bermuda
and the trip promises to be delightful one.
Mrs. Leon Buckin and Mrs G. C. Kilgore
left by train Monday, Mrs. Bucklin for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. John Beckwith. in
Springfield, Mass, and Mrs. Kilgore to visit her
brother, Mr.. Samuel Otis, in Medford, Mass.
Mrs. C. B. Hazeltine, and the Misses Iouise
and Margaret Hazetine are in New York to re-
main over Easter and are at the Hotel Wolcott
They attended the opera last week, and have
been much entertained. They are en- route to
/ Charleston, S. C.
Miss Gladys Pitcher, accompanied by her
friend Miss Anna Hern of Hudson, N Y, ar
rived last night from the New England Con-
servatory of Music, Boston, to spend their vaca-
ton with Miss Pitchers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elbridge S. Pitcher.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert E. Luce, and Misses
Emma L. Frost and Milie l. Darby of the Bel
fast church, Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Winslow of
the East Northport, and Rev. G. H. Harvey of
the West Northport charges, left Tuesday to
attend the Eastern Maine Conference now be-
ing held in Ellsworth
Our veteran gunners, James Wight, Uncle
Job lngraham and Oscar E. Blackington had
days good sport at French's Beach. Lincoln
vile, last week. They were accompanied by
Lincoln McRae, the champion rabbit hunter Of
! che Premiere Club, and shot quite number of
rabbits over Lines hound "Speck." ."-Rockland
! Courier Gazette
The Daniel House, owned by the estate of
the late S. S. Scott, has been sold by the
administrators, Mrs. Selma G. Gray, to Miss
Flora A. Colby and her sister, Mrs. Annie M.
Z. Thompson of Newton, Mass, who will use
1t for summer home. Extensive repairs are
being made to it, among then a wide piazza
around the house.-Deer Isle Messenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory F. Estes arrived in