The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-06-25
PERSONAL.

Irving L. Perry has returned from few
days' visit in Boston.
Miss Marjorie Shaw il at home from Sim
mons College, Boston.
j. w. Bowler of Palermo was in Augusta
last Friday on business.
Mrs. Clifford J. Pattee has returned from
visits in Portland and Boston.
Miss Sarah R. Galdnsf 10 visiting relatives
Camden. Rcckland tnd 1homaston.
Mrs. Lucena h. Heath of East Corinth 10
spending the GUNNER with relatives in Belfast
and Bayside.
Mrs. Emma Mason of Searsport is visiting
side Drive, New York.
Orlando Tithelineton has returned from
Philadelphia, where he accompanied his son
Robert to visit relatives.
Ralph A. Bramhail is at home from Colby
College AID will assist his brother Frank E. in
the Bramhall Market this summer.
Rev. Gilbert E. Edgett of Rockland, for
mer pastor OF the belfast M. E. church, spent
several days in this city last week.
Mrs. james Achorn of Camden and Mrs.
Lucius Duncan OF Rockland are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. +. A..Jones at the Windsor.
Melvin Weber, who has Just finished his
Freshman year at Bowdoin College, returned
last Thursday to his home in South China.
Miss Edna D. Crawford. who is taking
course at the Burdette Business College in
Boston, is at home for the summer vacation.
Hon. and Mrs. Albert Pierce of Frankfort,
went to New Haven, Conn.,, last week to attend
the graduation of their son, Hayward Peirce.
from Yale.
Mrs. II. S. Bruce and daughter Dorothy of
New York have arrived to take the Cottrell
cottage for the season. They occupied the
cottage last summer.
Mrs. Charles S. Pearl and Misses Kate Butler
and. Eleanor Nhittemore Of Bangor will ar
rive the last of the week to visit Mrs. Pearls
brother, Charles H. Field.
Calvin Austin of Boston, president of the
Eastern Steamship corporation, and F. S.
Sherman of Rockland, agent for the company
there, were business visitors to Bangor last
Thursday.
Hugh D. Mcclellan, Esq, of Boston arrived
last Saturday to acce mpany Mrs. Mcclellan
who remains for the summer. MIR. Mcclellan
returned to Boston Monoay, but will spend q
vacation here later
Mrs Sarah E. Stewart. Mrs. Mary S. Whit
more and Mrs. Carolyn G. Cobbett went tc
Waterville Tuesday to attend the commence
ment of Colby College. Lindvill F. Whitmore
is a member of the graduating class.
The Commencement exercises at Hebron
Academy took place June 17th. Among the
graduates were Raymond Lowell Merritt
Brooks, scientific course, and Dana Boardman
Southworth of Belfast, English course.
Miss Katherine Peirce, who has been attend
ing Miss Wheeler's school, and Robert W
Peirce, a student at the Moses Brown school
of Providence, r. l., are at their home in
Frankfort for the summer vacation.
Foster Crocker and Roland E. Stevens
graduates, Harold S. Jones, Ansel W. Packard
and Miss Alfredo Ellis, are at home from the
University of Maine. Stephen C. Clement
also of the U. of NJ, is at Seal Harbor for the
summer.
Hon. A. l. Brown, deputy sec retary of State
accompanied by his son, Arthur Brown, of Me-
chanic Falls, left June 18th for Moosehead
lake, where they will take short vacation
and incidentally try their luck at fishing
nebec journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osmond A. Palmer, Miss
Martha Bartlett. Miss Florence M. Thomas
Miss Frances H. Butler of Rockand arrived
last Saturday morning on the Boston boat fol
10 days outing at Mrs. Frank B. Miller's
cottage in Northport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Hills were in Bucksport
last week to attend the Commencement at the
East Maine Conference Seminary. Mr.. Hills
was a former stndent at the seminary. hac
been an assistant in the Bucksport Nationa
bank, and was welcomed by many friends.
Allen D. French of Waltham. Mass, who
spent the winter in Florida with George w
Burkett, arrived Thursday to join Mr. Burkett
at the Sperry cottage at Bayside. Capt. 0
W. French of Lincolnvile was also in the city
Thursday, his first visit to Belfast for some
time.
| Miss Helen Brier. who was one of the grad
yates of Kents Hill this year. has arrived
home for the summer. Miss Ruth Curtis O.
this city was Miss Brier's guest for commence
ment. At the class day exercises Miss Brie
and Guy Akers of Andover had the presenta
ton OF gifts.
Belfast friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Page of Bucksport extend congratulations OIL
the arrival, June 18th, Of a daughter, namet
Virginia Frances. Mrs. Page was formerl.
Miss Ella M. Erskine and taught the Uniol
nd Citypoint schools for some time, resignini
the latter position just before her marriage.
Mrs. John ]. Andrews and sons, John
Andrews and Ernest Andrews of Providence
R. l., Miss Hope Whittier of Providence AM
| Miss Edith Montgomery, the latter 3 sister o