The Republican journal., 1911-06-15
PERSONAL.

Hon. Robert F. Dunton went to Bangor last
Thursday to attend the Law Court
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Twombly of Beverly.
Mass arrived last Saturday to visit relatives
Miss Jennie M. Miller returned last Thursday
from several months visit in West Medford
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie C. Follett of Allston
Mass, arrived Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Cook.
Mrs. L. A. Knowlton and Mrs Georgiana S.
Pendleton left last Monday to visit in Boston
and vicinity.
! DR.. Elmer Small left Monday afternoon for a
fishing trip at Joe Mary and Henderson lakes,
near Norcross
Mr.: and Mrs. Charles r. Decrow arrived
yesterday from Philadelphia and will spend
the summer here
Miss Amy L. Wilson went to Gardiner last
Friday for few days visit with her sister,
Miss Edith C. Wilson.
Mrs. C. C. Larsen and son Karl of Bangor ar
rived Saturday to visit her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. George H. Davis.
Mrs. George W. Frisbee was in Freedom last
week to attend the graduating exercises of
Freedom Academy, and also visited in Unity
Mrs. Miles S. Jelson and little daughter
Verna left June 9Th for a visit with Mrs. Jelli-
sons sister, Mrs. A. R. Mossman in Lisbon
Falls
Ralph Robbins of Gardiner, who was called
to Belfast to attend the funeral of his father
Emerson Robbins, returned home last Thurs
day.
| Stanley Chamberlain has return ed from
Bangor, where he had been EMPLOYED in the
insane asylum, and will spend the simmer in
| Belfast.
Miss Edith Knowlton, little daughter of DR..
and Mrs. F. A. Knowton, who has been verv
sick with tonsiitis, is now on the mend.-Fair-
field Journal.
Mrs. Amos F. Carleton and daughter, Miss
Marjorie j. Carleton, went to Winterport last
Friday to visit relatives and attend the gradua-
ton of the Winterport High school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred V. Cottrell have returned
from Boston and vicinity, where they spent
the winter months, and opened their residence
on Congress street for the summer
June sth was the 5lst birthday of admiral"
Don c. Robbins, who is one of the smallest
men in the world. but has more friends than
some of the larger ones. He received many
congratulations.
Hon. and Mrs. F. S. Walls of Vinahaven
have been spending few days in Searsmont.
/ Re1fast nd
cottage on the Campground in readiness for
the summer season.
| Mrs. Howard kochersperger of New York
has arrived at Northport and joined Mr.. and
Mrs. I. George Dodworth at their cottage at
the North Shore for the summer season. Mr..
Kochersperger is to arrive later.
! Mrs. Mary Robbins, Misses Frances NJ, Isa-
bel F. and Mr.. Frank F. Robbins returned last
Thursday night to their home in Lawrence,
Mass They were called to Belfast to attend
the burial Of Mr. Emerson Robbins
Alex B. Luce, who recently closed his engage
ments with the Thomas E. Shea company at
New York, arrived in Bucksport June 7th to
visit his mother, Mrs. Marian Luce, and was to
be joined in few days by his wife
United States Senator and Mrs Charles +.
johnson of Watervlle have issued Invitations
for the marriage of their daughter, Emma
Leonice, to DR.. Henry William Abbott, on
Tuesday June Goth, at s o'clock, a. the First
Unitarian church in Waterville
Thomas Foster, son of Dr. and Mrs. 3 r
Foster of Cumberland avenue, STUD ent at the
Harvard Medical School, has received an an
rI,o+No in, a r AL
chusetts General Hospital. Mr.. Foster assum-
ed duties the first of last week, and Will con
tinue at the hospital until some tine in Au-
gust, when he will visit his parents-Pur urtland
Evening Express.
Miss Louise Head, daughter of Mr. aaG Mrs.
A. S. Heald, has returned from Boston. where
she completed her second year in the Boston
Museum of Fine Arts school, and will spend
the summer at her home on Cedar street Miss
Heald will teach jewelry making and metal
work during the summer at the Arts and
Crafts shop on Church street.
Miss Cora B. Hills of Antioch, Calf, wishes
through the Journal to thank her very dear
friends for the shower of beautiful post cards
she received from the east She writes: at
certainly the most delightful surprise
l L
ceived cards from friends living in Maine and
from other States Your paper will reach
some of them
Mr.. M NJ. Bickford, formerly foreman of
the Waterville Sentinel job department is
spending his vacation in attending to the
Maine interests of the American Mercantile
Co., of Lowell, Mass He will remain in this
city and vicinity for about two weeks and call
on our leading business firms. He expects to
return to the Sentinel soon, in case the State
printing is awarded to that office, and again
take charge of the work-Rockland Opinion
MIR. Frank l. Wilson, formerly editor of the
Belfast Age, and one of Names most enter
prising newspaper men, has been in this city
this week, representing the Colonial Adjust
ment Co., of Boston. Since leaving Belfast,
he has edited a paper in Orange, Mass, for
several years with marked success, but for the
past year or two has been engaged in business
in Som nerville, Mass, which he recently sold
out to take good position with the Colonial.
multitude of old friends greet him as he
makes his Maine trip.-Rockand Opinion.
Helm the Good Cauce