The Republican journal., 1910-09-08
PERSONAL.

Arthur Raleigh of Lynn, Mass, spent Labor
Day with relatives in this city
Miss Mildred sanborn left Monday to attend
the millinery openings in Boston.
Miss Evie Hall returned Monday from visit
with Miss Lurena Macomber in Islesboro.
Miss Winnifred Sanborn is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. C. f. vinal, in Cambridge, Mass
Miss sabra B. Dyer will leave next Monday to
enter the Maine Wesleyan Seminary, Kent,s
Hill
Miss Amy L. Wilson returned Monday from,
visit of several days with relatives in Sears
mont.
Misses Bertha Wiley and Louise Read went
to Rockland Saturday for short visit with
friends.
Mrs. Fred Thompson and Miss Virginia
Church of Bangor are guests of Rev and Mrs
M. S. Hill
MISS Vida Vose left last Friday to resume
her teaching in the public schools in Lunen-
burg, Mass.
Judson Jewett is at home from Lvrn Mass
TO spend few days with his mother, Mrs. Elva
c. Jewett.
Mrs. Sarah Sherman Of Chelsea Mass. is
visiting at the home of L. F. Mcdonald on Con-
gress street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Tibbetts of PAXTON Mace
are spending vacation with relatives and
friends in Belfast.
Mrs. &. P and Miss Anne c. Crosby are
guests OF Mrs. c. B. and Miss Louise Hazeltine,
Primrose Hill.
MISS Ernestine Thompson of Bangor, who
mas been visiting Mrs. Charles S. Bickford re-
turned home Saturday
Mrs. Rufus Pendleton of Boston was tho
guest OF Mrs. George W. Miller on Waldo ave.
nue. the past week.
"irs. II. y. Pitcher and Mr.. Charles W. Lam
caster left Monday to visit the family of Ralnb
l.. Pitcher in Caribou.
Mr. and Mrs c. W. Proctor and little dancb
ter arrived Tuesday from Windbam Me
Where they spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McAllister of Worces-
ter, Mass, are visiting in Burnham, the p,astv
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. McAllis+er
Mrs. Willis Arnold and little son Robert will
leave tonight for their home in snrinofe,d
Mass, after visit with her naran+s Ne n5
Mrs. Frederick w. Brown.
Stanley D. Wilson left Monday after . tbres
weeks visit in Belfast and Searsnoont for To
Peka' Kansas, where he has position as in
structor IN Chemistry and Geology in Wash
burn College,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest E. Mahoney and three.
children will return to their home in West
somerville, Mass, next SATURDAY. after spend-
ing three weeks with relatives in IincolnviI,e
Belmont and Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Chase and children lef,
for their home in Newtonville, Mass lost
uesoay and were accompanied by Mrs. L. l..
Robbins, Mrs Chase's mother, who will spend
the winter with them
MISS Alice E., daughter of Mr. and Mrs vi
"A. Simmons, has been teaching eloeution in
ONO for two years, but will leave Septemter
18th to take years post graduate course in
Emerson College, Boston
Dr. and Mrs Roberts and little son returned
to Dorchester, Mass, last Saturday after -.
brief visit with friends and relatives in this
vicinity Mrs. Roberts is remembered in Bel
fast as Miss Mabel Weber
Miss Edith c. Wilson arrived last Wednes-
day from Eliot, Maine, to spend week with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. NJ O. Wilson, in
Searsmont, before returning to her teaching in
the Gardner High school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan Lernlond and two
daughters of Warren have moved into the
crawford house at the corner of Court and
Miller street. Mr.. Lermond has position
| with Leonard & Barrows.
Charles K. Decrow, who is employed by the
Folwell's, left last Thursday to resume his
position as chauffeur in Philadelphia He has
been at his home in Belfast while the FolwelVs
have been on trip abroad.
Mrs. j. P. Nutting of Washington, D. C.
who has been visiting Mrs. A. P Mansfield,
left Friday morning to visit in SoIon and litch-
field, and will be joined by her husband at the
latter place for the trip home
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodwin of Burnham
celebrated the sixth anniversary OF their mar
riage at the town hall Saturday evening, Au-
gust 9th. The evening pleasantly spent
in dancing and playing games, and refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Amos Clement and Miss Louise Glenn
ent have been occupying the Pitcher cottage at
the Battery for several days and John c. and D.
Donald Clement were over from Seal Harbor
for short visit. Donald will return next
week to his studies at the Bowdoin Medical
school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Reed Tarbox of Frye
burg were in attendance at the Reed Memorial
exercises. Mr.. Tarbox is a cousin of Col
Augustus Paine and they were his guests
Portland Express.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tarbox were also in Portland
to attend the laying of the corner stone of the
new Masonic Temple. Mr.. Tarbox is men,
ber of Portland Commandery and a most en-
thusiastic Mason.
Miss Caro- L. Murray has bought the insurance
business carried on for the past two years by
L. o. and E. H. Haskell and will conduct it in
n ewly acquired quarters in the Manson block,
Pittsfield. Miss Murray has been resident of
Pittsfield for number of years; is graduate
of M. c. l., and for many years was employed
as stenographer in the law office of Hon. j. w.
Manson, resgning to act as assistant to her