The Republican journal., 1910-06-23
PERSONAL.

DR.. E. S. Webber spent Sunday in Brooks.
Fred A. Tibbetts was in Belfast TUESDAY, on
business.
Levi Clay spent Sunday with his family at
Citypoint.
H. E. Springer of Boston, Western Union
clock inspector, was in Belfast Tuesday
Mrs. Sarah Sherwood will leave today
for visit with friends in West Berlin, VT.
Miss Lottie Tibbetts is confined to the house
for short time with a broken ligament in her
knee.
Phillip Allen of Portland has been visiting
for few days at the home of Mrs. Stephen
Pierce.
Miss Annie Irving of Bangor is the guest of
Mrs. E. S. Pitcher, at her home on Northport
avenue.
Miss Louise W. Richards arrived Monday
night from Pennington to spend the summer
at home.
Miss Edith Strout came home from Portland
last week to spend the summer at her home in
East Belfast.
Stephen S. L. Shute is enjoying his annual
weeks vacation from the Office of the Ameri-
can Express Company.
Mr. M. L. Slugg of the Coe- Mortimer Co.
returned Wednesday after short vacation at
his home in New York
Miss Annie L. Farnsworth, teacher in the
Brick school, East Belfast, returned to her
home in 1slesboro last Saturday.
Misses Hattie johnson and Rena Cunning
ham drove to Jackson Wednesday for weeks
visit at Miss Johnson's home
Mrs. Kate Leary has returned to her home in
East Belfast after undergoing very critical
operation at the Waldo County Hospital
Mrs. George A. Leavitt left Saturday for
visit of several weeks with her daughter, Mrs
Lena Leavitt Stanley, of Cranberry Isle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie E. Warren of Bangor
were in Bucksport over Sunday, visiting Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Warren, Upper Main street.
Misses Lucy A. Cochran, Alberta Wadsworth,
Florence Kimball and Ethel Savery attended
the Pomona Grange in Lincolnville last Tues
day.
| NuAS. CIIo slavery was eleCleU a QeIeRdCe and
Mrs. Mary Russ alternate to the National Con-
vention of the G. A. R. in Atlantic City next
September.
j. Almon McMahan of Boston was the guest
several days this week of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. McMahan. He is the Maine sales
man of the Judge Publishing Go.
Miss Blanche Foster, teacher in the Brick
school, East Belfast, went to Saturday Cove
last Saturday for short visit before returning
to her home in Burnham for the summer.
Miss Gladys Pitcher will arrive home this,
Thursday, evening from Boston, where she
went to attend the commencement exercises
of the New England Conservatory of Music
| Mrs. Leslie C. Follett arrived Monday night
from Allston and will spend the week in town
packing their furniture, preparatory to having
it shipped to Allston, where they have taken a
house.
Miss Edith c. Wilson arrived Tuesday from
Gardiner. She spent few days en- route with
the family of Rev. W. F. Berry in Waterville.
She will spend few weeks at her home in
Searsmont
Mr.. and Mrs Chester B. Sumner of Schuyler
Neb, were guests recently of their aunt, Mrs.
George W. Stoddard. They left last Saturday
for Bangor and will visit in New Brunswick
en- route home.
Ralph w. Gould has been in the Easter
Maine General Hospital, Bangor. Mr.. G. G
Abbott was with him several days last week
and Mrs. Abbott and Miss Frances spent Sun
day with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Seldom have moved from
Boston to Manchester, N. H., where Mr.. Sell
don is assistant superintendent of one of the
shoe factories of the McElwyn Company. They
put out 1000 pairs daily.
Miss Phoebe Raymond, who has been EN-.
ployed as milliner in Castine, was in Belfast
Monday en- route to her home in Boston, anc
spent the day with her friends Mrs. Samue
Adams and Miss Grace Littlefeld.
Mrs. Clara Griffin Brande of Reading, Mass
was the guest the past week Of Mrs. George l
Keating. She came to attend the High schoo
graduation. Her namesake, Miss Clara Brandt
Keating, was one of the graduates.
MISS margaret van NOorneS, a student al
Pennington Academy, Pennington, N. j. ant
Mr.. Ned Van Voorhes, student at Drexel
College, are spending the summer with thei,
aunt, Mrs. Henry A. Lloyd, on Main street.
Messrs. Horace Chenery, Ned Van Voorhes
J. A. Larrabee, superintendent of the Chener,
farm, and L. M. Orff, superintendent of the
kennels, are fishing trip in the vicinity Of
Northwest Carry, Me. Mr.. Larrabee wa.
formerly guide in that region.
Gov. Fernald has nominated j. w. Bracket
of Phillips to succeed L. S. Carleton as chair
man of the fish and game commission anC
Blaine S. Vies of Augusta to succeed Mr.
Bracket member of the commission
Harry Prince, publisher of the Madison Bulle-
tin, was nominated State librarian to succeed
Ernest w. Emery.
Mr.. H. L. Woodcock arrived in Belfast Tues.
day evening. He came to New York severa
weeks ago from Nassau, N. P, where he spent
the winter, and was in New York and Boston
for several weeks. With party of New York
friends he went to Chase Pond camps OH a fish
ing trip and came home by the way of Bangor
Miss Vema Mitchell spent Monday night
with Miss Alice Thorndke in Camden and