The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-06-30
PERSONAL.

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Mr.. Thomas E. Shea went to New York on
business last week.
Miss Ethel R. Hutchins is at home from
kents Hill for the summer vacation
Mrs. Emily Randolph and little son of New
York are guests of Mr.. Francis l. Gilbreth.
Mrs. L. M. Orff Of Belmont spent the past
week with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Berry.
Miss c. Lillian spinney is spending the sum-
mer with Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Luce in Dexter
Mrs. Arletta Raleigh of Lynn, Mass, is the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Francis Y. Pendle-
ton.
Mrs. Clarence Higgins returned to Dexter
last Saturday, after brief visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. M. C. Hill.
Mrs. Robert P. Coombs and daughter Ger
trude jleft last Thursday for short visit in
Boston and vicinity.
Miss }. A. Wiggin left last Thursday for
visit of several months with relatives in Brook
line and Amherst, Mass.
Mrs. Arthur Ritchie left Saturday to visit
friends in Lewiston and attend the commence.
ment at Bates College,
Mrs. Mary E. Brooks, who has been ill for
some time, is gaining and is able to sit out of
doors every pleasant day.
J. w. and W. S. Roberts arrived last week
from Reading, Mass, to spend the summer on
the North Shore, Northport
Mrs. Joseph Wilson, who spent the winter
with her son, Byron Wilson in Lynn, Mass, is
at her home on Northport Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Pillsbury attended the
field day of the Commercial Travellers at Pc
nobscot Park, Searsport, last Saturday.
Mrs. Harriet N. Carter and Miss Charlotte
Carter are visiting Captain and Mrs. Alzo NJ
Carter at their home in Cliftondale, Mass.
A. S. Field of Bangor, manager of the East
ern Maine State Fair.was in Belfast last Satur-
day to engage the Belfast Band for the Bangor
fair.
B. J. Rothwel President of the Boston
Chamber Of Commerce, was in Belfast for a
brief visit last week. He was accompanied hy
his son Paul.
Miss Phoebe Cross of Morrill, was in Belfast
last week for short visit She was on her
way home from, Gorham Normal school, where
she is student.
Mrs. ]. H. Pierce of Prospect, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Sanborn in this
city, returned home on the Belfast, Friday
Bangor Commercial.
Misses Elizabeth Chamberlain and Ethel
Rogers spending the week with Miss
Chamberlain's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. Chamberlain, in Bangor
Frank l. Wilson, who recently came to Bel
fast from Orange, Mass, has moved into the
lower tenement in the Sullivan house, corner
of Congress and Miller streets.
Mrs. Annie L. McKeen of Waltham and Miss
Flora A. Burgess of Somerville, Mass, arrived
last Friday and opened their new cottage on
the Burgess shore in East Belfast.
Prof and Mrs, Emil K Wrinkler of Wells
college in Aurora, N. Y, have arrived at their
summer home on Mount Percival,in in Northport,
making the trip in their touring car.
James H. Clark has sold his house at the
corner of High and John street, and the cot
tage adjoining, to Clarence NJ. Knowlton. Mr.
Clark expects to make his home in Florida
Rev. and Mrs. M. S. Hill and daughter
Blanche left Monday morning for short visit
in Waterville. Mr.. Hill will attend the Minis
ter's meeting in Hampden before his return.
Miss Edith Davidson arrived home last Fri
day from the New England Conservatory of
Music, Boston, to spend the summer vacation
with-her. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Davidson.
The m any Belfast friends of Mrs. Perley D.
StanleA of Cranberry Isle will be interested to
hear of the arrival of seven pound son on
June 25rd. He has been named Sherwin
Leavitt.
Stuart Goodwin of Arlington Heights, Mass.
is spending the summer with his aunts, Mrs,
Annie L. McKeen and Miss Flora A. Burgess,
at their cottage on the shore of their home lot
in East Belfast.
Mrs. Frank A. Riggs, Mr.. E. A. Chaplin, and
Miss Myrtle Simpson are spending the week
with relatives in Newburg and will attend the
Veterans meeting in South Newburg this,
Thursday, afternoon.
Mr.. Giles G. Abbott was called to Saltwater
last Thursday by the serious illness of Ralph
W. Gould, who was recently operated upon at
the Eastern Maine General Hospital, Bangor
Mr.. Gould is improving and will soon come to
Belfast
Gov. Fernald has appointed Bernes o. Nor
ton, warden at the Maine State prison at
Thomaston, and Rev. c. A. Plumer, chaplain at
that institution, delegates to the Congress of
the American Prison Association to be held at
Washington, D. c., Sept. 30 Oct. 2.
Miss Edith Bicknell was passenger on the
S. S. Lorraine sailing Thursday from New York
She goes one of party of Colby students
who are to spend the summer in Paris and parts
of France, studying the language, She will
also take in the Passion Play at Oberammergau.
Mr. BickneI accompanied his daughter to New
York -Rockand Courier Gazette.
Jere miah E. Burke, Colby 80, supervisor of
schools in Boston, was guest at the Gerald
hotel last Tuesday. Mr.. Burke was formerly
SUPERINTENDENT of schools in Waterville and