The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-09-21
PERSONAL.


! short visit in Brockton, Mass
! Ralph A. Bramhall left for Waterville last
Monday to enter Colby College.
Miss Janetta Rogers, B. H. S. '12 has enter
ed Dean Academy at Franklin, Mass.
Miss Ethel Frost left last Friday to visit her
sister, Miss Emma Frost, in Thomaston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Hall left by boat
| September 18th for a weeks visit in Boston.
Miss Eva Nj. Morris left Monday to spend
two weeks vacation in Boston and vicinity.
/ Mrs. Ellen Coombs and Mrs. Alice c. Bran
hall are visiting relatives in Fall River, Mass.
| Miss Charlotte NJ. Tibbetts returned last
Friday from visits in Machias and St. Stephens.
Lester Hale, George Hart and Henry Cum
nngham have entered Coburn Classical Insti-
tute.
Miss katherine Carney of Boston was re-
cent guest at the home of Capt. Jerry o.
Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard L. Whitten are spend
ing a short vacation with relatives in Melrose,
Mass.
Mrs. E. c. Woodbury. and daughter Eda re-
turned last Saturday from visit in North
Islesboro.
Mr.. William Brewer of New York is the
guest of Re,. and Mrs William Vaughan in
East Belfast.
Miss Franz es Howes has returned from
several weeks visit with Miss Marian Wash
burn in lewiston
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER B. Melvin of P;ttsfied
arrived last Friday to visit MIR. and Mrs. G.
Parker Cook, Court street.
Mrs. Frank Sheldon of Nashua, n. H., ar
rived last Sunday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. McMahan.
Harold McKeen, captain of the foot ball
team, left M,nday to resume his studies at
Coburn Classical Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carleton of Winterport
have been the guests for several days of Mr..
and Mrs. Amos F. Carleton.
. Ralph Collins left yesterday to enter Colby
College. He graduated with honors from Co
burn Classical Institute last June
E. L. Mclean of the firm of Williamson, Bur-
/ ieiSH " Mclean OF Augusta WAS IN htldsl
last Thursday on legal business.
Frank N. Lord has returned to Bangor after
spending his vacation with his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. N. S. Lord, in this city.
Miss Katherine E. Brier returned last Sun
day from a trip to Boston and New York for
her fall and winter millinery goods.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Wilkins have moved
from the Thombs house on Church street to
the Redman house on upper Miller street.
Mrs. Harry W. Clark left yesterday to Join
Mrs. Joseph Simonton and Miss Julia Pendle-
ton of Camden on weekend camping tup,
George Frank Hartman ESQ, of New York,
who recently returned from trip abroad.
rived last Sunday to visit relatives in this city
Mrs F. Leslie Harmon and little son re-
turned last Saturday to their home in Brock
ton, Mass, after visits with relatives in Bel
fast and Waldo
Alr. and Mrs. H. 5. Schoppe Of West Auburn
arrived by last Saturday evenings train and
were guests over Sunday of Nj and Mrs.
Chas. A. Pilsbury.
Mrs L. d. Freeman returned last Monday
from a visit with her son. Mr.. Charles Z. Bick-
nell, in Rockland She was accompanied home
by Mrs. Beknell.
I Mr. and Mrs. Irwin 7. Dnsmore and little
dau ghter Ruth of this city, and Miss Florence
Dinsmore of Waterville. are occupying cot
tage at Little River
/ Rev. Father Herman H. Hamakers will
/ XaJo fAr pn-4 ,t,I trtiIl
sail from New York Tuesday to spend years
vacation at the Hague, Holland
Charles W. Coombs has returned from
Moosehead lake where he had been employed
as steward at the Deer Island House during
the summer. He expects to spend the winter
in Belfast.
Marion Robert and Frances, children of
Mrs. Belle Stockholm McMullin. left last Fri
day for their home in Atlantic City, n. j., after
several days visit with Miss Maude f. Bar
ker They spent the summer in Northport
/ Mrs. Anna Coson Rich has been very ill
but has improved under the hydropathic treat
ment in the Eastern Maine General Hospital
and has been dismissed, and is now i'll the
Kings Daughters Home, 9S Ohio street Ban
. gor News.
Miss Alice Aborn, who spent the summer
vacation in Rockport with her sister, Mrs.
Charles F. Collins, has returned to Belfast, ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Elizabeth Aborn
of Lowell Mass, who will visit relatives in
this city and in Knox. Miss Hattie Aborn
also came to Belfast for a short visit.
! Lynwood Thompson, Foster Crocker Roland
Stevens Harold Richards. Oscar Olson, N.
Houston Small have returned to their studies
at the University of Maine, and Ray Lndgren
of Belfast and Eugene Goodwin of Rockport,
have entered there. The latter has been em-
ployed at the Read Garage the past season.
( Edgar Billings and Edmun nd Walker, the lat
ter the son of Hon. William A. Walker of Cas-.
tine were in Belfast last week On their way to
Coburn Classical Institute, Waterville. Young
Billings was accompanied by his mother. Mrs.
John Billings of Castine. who was the guest
while in Belfast of her sister-in law, Mrs II,
E. Macdonald.
Capt. j. o. Hayes, after spending few
weeks' vacation with his family in this city,
has gone to Boston to join his vessel, schooner
Pendleton Sisters, which has been loading at
that port for Georgetown, S. c. Capt. Hayes
has host of friends in Belfast by whom ne is
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