The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-07-06
NUMBER 27
PERSONAL.

Miss Erma Barker of Brooks is visiting Mrs.
Allen Patterson.
Mr.. o. E. Frost and family spent the Fourth
with relatives in Pittsfeld.
! Miss Alice Sawyer of Portland is the guest
of Miss Grace A. Lord.
Miss Edith C. Wilson left Monday for Eliot,
Maine. where she will spend the summer.
Walter B. Kelley of St. Anthony Park,
Minn., arrived Sunday and is the guest of rela-
tives.
Miss Florence Foster of Fort Wayne, Ind, is
the guest of Miss Marian Hazeltine for few
weeks.
Percy Miller of Taunton, Mass, is the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs George W Miller,
Waldo avenue.
Mrs. Anna Adams and her niece, Miss Ruth
of Minneapolis arrived last week and are at
the Morrison house on Court street
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Briggs of Brockton,
Mass, returned home Tuesday from a brief
visit with Mr.. and Mrs D. P. Palmer.
Harry Leonard Kigore, son of the late
Henry kHgore, was graduated June 2sth from
the University of Vermont, Burlington VT
Mr.. Ralph B. Herrick spent the weekend
with friends in Belfast Mrs. Herrick and
daughter Carolyn remained for longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs John Jenkins of Monroe, their
granddaughter, Avis Holmes, and son Everett,
were guests, June 29th, of Dr. and Mrs. W l..
West.
Frank Derby, U. of NJ, 1911, of Revere.
Mass, has been the guest for few days of
his college mates, Foster Crocker and Roland
Stevens.
Mrs. George S. Mills and family arrived
from Bennington, VT, June 2Sth and are at
The Battery, where Mr.. Mills will soon Join
them for the season.
Joseph H. Carleton of Winterport was the
guest for two days last week of his son, POST
master Carleton, and attended the circus and
the picture shows
Miss Nellie E. Walker of Lynn, Mass,
formerly of this city, will leave tomorrow,
Friday, with party of friends for trip to
California, returning August 5th.
Mrs. Annie Louise Carey Raymond, the re-
nowned singer, who as Annie Louise Carey
won recognition throughout the whole civil
ized world. has been visiting relatives al Fall
mouth Foreside and was guest at recent
meeting of the Portland Excelsior Club.
Walter F. Frederick, clerk of the Supreme
judicial Court, went yesterday with his wife
and three children, the latter all born on the
same day, to his summer home at Chesham, N.
II. Before leaving Boston Mr.. Frederick took
out nomination papers candidate for the
office he now holds, and if elected he Will enter
upon his first full term of five years, as he was
chosen fill vacancy occasioned by the death
of John Noble.-Boston Journal
Dr. Harold N. Eames of Wilmington, Mass,
a student at the University of Pennsylvania,
Veterinary Department, arrived last Friday
and will practice during the summer with Or.
W. L. West. His parents, Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward N. Eames, and Mr.. and Mrs ". H. Hills,
all OF Wilmington, Mass, areyat Sea Breeze,
the shore cottage owned by Alfred Jones, for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Jenkins and daughter,
Ruth NJ, of Falmouth, Mass, are guests of his
brother, Sheriff Edwin jenkins, and will visit
relatives at Mr.. Jenkins old home in Monroe
before returning to Massachusetts. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jenkins came to Lewiston to attend the
graduation of their daughter from Bates Col
lege, June 30th. Mr.. Jenkins graduated from
Bates, and teaching has been his life work.
Soon after leaving college he taught the Vim
ahaven High school and had taught in several
Maine towns before going to Massachusetts
"a years ago. He is at present the supern-
tendent of schools in Falmouth. 1t his first
visit to his native State for five years,