The Republican journal., 1910-03-31
PERSONAL.

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on business.
Mr.. M. A. Nevins was in Boston the past
week on business.
Mildred and Frank Waterman are spending
few days in Camden.
Mrs. Alice Waldron left Monday to visit in
Camden and Rockland
Mrs. Thomas D. Barr left last week for visits
in Boston and New York
Miss Alice Whitten, T. of NJ, spent Easter
with her parents in Belfast
N. Houston Small is at home from the L. of
M. for the Easter vacation.
Miss Erma Barker of Brooks spent the week
end with friends in this city.
I Miss Marian Hazeltine is at home from
Smiths College for the Easter vacation.
Mrs George W. Gorham Of Bangor was the
guest last week of Mrs. 5. X. Crawford
Mrs. [. F. Wyman returned to canton. Mass.
Monday after a few days visit in Belfast.
Mrs. Frances Perkins is in Winthrop. Mass.
where she has several weeks employment.
Miss Leverne Whitten Of Castre Normal
sehooi spent Las at her hcme in Belfast
Harold A. Richards will remain at the L. Of
M. for ball practice during the Easter vacation
Miss Adalin Bucklin of Camden w.s ths
guest the first of the week of Mrs. F C snin-
ney.
Norman Staples returned to Taunton. Mass.
asst week after visit with relatives in Rel
fast.
Miss Louise Head, who is STUDYING art in
Boston, is spending the Easter vacation at
home.
Marthon Doak, U, of NJ, went to Boston lase
FRIDAY to attend meeting of the Phi Gamma
Delta
MIR. and Mrs. George Benjamin of Csstins
were in Belfast last week on business and
pleasure
MRS. H. q. Latham and little daughter Marie
returned last Friday from weeks visit in
Rockland.
Miss Ethel R. Hutchins who is STUDYING mn
sic at kents Hill, is spending the Faster ,,ooa-
ton at home.
misses Lena A. Sanborn and Lillian c, Spin-
ney are guests this week of Mrs. Albert p
Luce in Patten.
Miss Ethoa W. Frost is at home from, +b.,
New England Conservatory of Music for the
Easter vacation.
Miss Bertha l. BIRD left Saturday to spend
the week with her sister, Miss NJ. Helen Bird
in Presque Isle
Mrs Esther Davis will leave tomorrow. Fri
day, for several weeks visit in Salem and
Pigeon Cove, Mass
Lynwood B. Thompson arrived home last
Thursday from the University of Maine to
spend the Faster vacation.
Miss Helen Doak of the Providence, R I
School of Design is spending the Easter vaca-
tlon at her home in this city
Mr. and Mrs. Bradbury F. Cushing are at
Oltypolnt for a visit with Mrs. Cushing's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Staples.
Mrs. Mayo Hartman of this city has opened
her cottage at Temple Heights for the season.
the fifth to be opened at that resort.
Mrs. Tleston Wadln and her brother. Mr..
Charles Brown of Morrill,, have returned from
a weeks visit in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Edith NJ. CLARK has moved t, Belfast
from Shirley and taken rent in the Pitcher
house. corner of Charles and Park streets.
Miss Abbie O Stoddard. who is teaching ir
the Quincy, Mass, schools. arrived last week
to spend the Easter vacation at her home in
this :ty.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank L. Gardner Of Auburn
have been at Cityponr this weeA. called here
by the death of Mr. Gardner's mother, Mrs.
Augusta Gardner
Mr. and Mrs, E. P. Frost left last Monday
for New York. Their trip will combine bust
ness and pleasure. They were ACCOMPANIED by
Miss Emma Skay.
Miss Vida Vose a teacher in the Luuenburg.
Mess, schools, is spending The Easter vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l,.am e.
Vose, on Northport avenue.
Mr.. Bert Eaton of Nontclaiy N. j.. has beer
the guest the past week of s. H. Quinabv
at the Alhambra, Pitchers pond. They will re-
turn to Belfast today. Thursday.
Mrs. j, W. Emery ard Mrs. j. " Brov.r
went to Northport Camp Ground, Tuesday to
get the Emery cottage ready ior the seasons
occupancy and returned to The city Yesterday.
A. D. French of Waltham. Mass. was here
last week to see about having some alterations
made in his launch at Maconber's, and went to
Lincolnville Thursday to visit his brother.
Capt o. W. French.
Rev. Albert E. Luce of the Methods Church
left Tuesday for Titon, n H., to attend the
New Hampshire State Conference Mr.. Luce
expects to make change in conferences on
account of the ill health of Mrs Luce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A Griffin, who spent the
winter in California arrived home on last
Thursday mornings train. They left Los An
geles March 18th and arrived in Boston March
22nd, making the trip in exactly five days.
Mr.. Chas. W. Frederick and mother. Mrs. J.
w. Frederick of Belfast, Me. have secured de-
hghtfui apartments at the Buckingham hotel
and are very pleasantly located there for the
remainder of the season-St. Augustine, Fla
Evening Record, March 21st.
Bangor Council, United Order Commercial
Travellers, held special meeting for initiation
OF candidates, Friday evening. banquet was
served at the Penobscot Exchange, followed by
mutations at the hall and concluding with an