The Republican journal., 1911-06-22
PERSONAL.

of Mrs. Elizabeth Burgess.
Mr.. Lewis P. Hazeltine is in Belfast in tn,
interest of Bradstreets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hubbard of Lynn, Mass.
are visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Sarah Edith West of Boston is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. E. E. West.
Miss Marie Logan of Boston arrived Monday
to visit her grandmother, Mrs Sarah C. Logan,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Preston of Lowell
Mass. are at the Mcclellan homestead, Prim.
rose Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Selwyn Thompson left last
Saturday night for visits in Boston and Con-
cord Mass. a
Mrs. w. B. Woodbury. and little son, Ken.
meth Johnson, are visiting her parents, DR.. anc
Mrs. S. W. Johnson.
Miss Edna M. Bedell, teacher in Grade VII
left Monday for Jamaica Plains, Mass, where
she will spend the vacation.
Last Friday was the birthday of Mrs. Sarah
R. Crawford, and she received congratulations
and remembrances from her many friends.
Miss Myra c. Duffie left last Thursday tc
visit relatives in Camden and later will visit
her sister, Mrs. W. C. Barbour, in East Booth.
bay.
George D. Leavens, second vice president OF
the Coe-Mortimer Co., was in the city last
week on business and left Friday night fo,
New York
Mrs. G. D. Marden of Winterport and Mrs.
Sarah Hartman of Bangor spent the past
week in Belfast, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Roy E. Young.
Miss Elizabeth A. Gu imby has gone to War
ner, Pa. to attend the wedding of Wellesley
college classmate, bridesmaid, and will be
absent about two weeks.
Mrs. Louise B. Brooks is spending short
vacation in Portland the guest of Mrs. Ernest
Harmon, State street. She will visit in Boston
before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin A. Pattershall and son
Harland left Tuesday for visit with Ris aunt,
Mrs. F. A. Foster, in Riverside, and will also
visit friends in lewiston
Herbert E. Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John E. Thomas of Bayview street, formerly
of Lincolnville, has gone to Forsythe, Mon
tana, where he has employment on ranch
Lynwood B. Thompson, who was recently in
charge of crew engaged in practical forestry
in Crawford, N. j., is now engaged in forest
work in the mountains near Benham, Ken
tucky
Miss Olive Wadlin, a graduate of the Pierce
School of Shorthand, now employed in Boston,
arrived Saturday for vacation visit with her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Bartlett Wadlin, in
Northport.
Charles H. Bowen, who will enter the High
school this fall, has been attending school for
nine years without being tardy and has missed
but one day, and that on account of sickness.
, Mrs. Alice C, Bramhall and son, Theodore
c., spending the week with her sister
Mrs. Frank Goodwin, in Watervlle, and will
attend the graduation of Ralph A. Bramhal
from Coburn Classical Institute.
/ Mrs. Wayland Knowlton is in Liberty, calleC
there by the illness Of her sister, Mrs Mary
c. Baker, who lives with her mother, Mrs
Sally Wentworth. The latter will reach hel
centennial birthday September Is, 1911.
Mrs. Abbie McLane of Washington, D. c.
has arrived at her summer home on Northpor
avenue, where she will spend the season. Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Pennington of Newark, N. ].
were her guests before going to the Pitcher
house for the summer
Mr.. C. F. Mcdonald of San Francisco arrived
last week on his first visit to his native place
for more than so years. He is a veteran Of
the Civil War, having served in Company A
1st Maine Cavalry and the Sd battery ligh
artillery. He is member of George H
Thomas Post, No. 2, of San Francisco.
Alexander Lindgren and his Ray sailet
from New York Tuesday in the steamship
Noordam for Rotterdam and will spend tive
months abroad, visiting Sweden, Switzerland
Germany and other countries on the continent
then touring Scotland and England, and after
a week in London will sail for Boston in th
new Cunarder Franconia.
One of the pleasing features of the recen
4 VI. "A. n. encdWpmeQL III Augusta was I'll
presentation of silk flag to the Augusta Me
mortal church by the Ladies of the G. A R
Mrs. Dora Bridges of this city recited the
beautiful poem "Our Flag written by Henr,
W. Longfellows daughter Marian.
Miss Jessica J. Haskell, assistant principa
of the Hallowell High school, has gone t
Wellesley, Mass, where she will remain
week for the Commencement exercises a
Wellesley College. of which she is graduate
From Wellesley she will go to New York City
where she will take summer course at Colum
bia University.
Gen. C. W. Tilden and son, Charles K. Tilder
have returned from Gettysburg, Pa, wher
they went in company with General Chamber
lain of Portland and DR.. Seth c. Gordon of Port
land. The party left Portland last Tuesda
afternoon and arrived in Philadelphia Wednes
day evening. They left Philadelphia Thursda
morning and arrived at Gettysburg in the after
noon. Teams were taken and the scene of tn
first days battle was visited during the re
mainder of the afternoon. On Friday the part
visited the scenes of the second and thir
days battles ard also Little Round Top, Si
Round Top. Wheat Field, Peach OrchaT,
DEVILS Den and to Oak Hill, where the gener,
was captured by the Confederates. Everythin
went to make the trip enjoyable, and everyon
was well pleased with it. In returning til
party left New York via the Maine Steamshi
Co.'S line Saturday afternoon and arrived i
Portland Sunday. General and Charles X. Tide
returned to Hallowell on the night Pullman
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