The Republican journal., 1901-07-18
NUMBER 20
Personal,

Mrs Irving Howard went to Rockland
Monday for a visit.
Miss Ethel Wise is visiting her sister, Mrs
). E. Roberts, in Vinalhaven
Miss Bessie l. Parker Of Dover, N. Fl. lis
guest of Mrs. Wm H. Hall.
Mrs William Hosmer of Camden was a
guest OF Mrs. John Jones last week.
Tileston E. Woodside of Sabattus is visit
ing his uncle, Tileston Wadiin, ESQ.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis of Madison
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. O. Roberts.
Mrs. John Ward arrived home Tuesday
from visit of two weeks in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l. Wilson and son
Evan arrived Sunday to spend the summer
in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hartshorn of Berlin.
Mass, visited her father, Thomas Rice, the
I! past week.
Mrs. Lora Richards of Camden visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Waterman.
| the past week.
Mason l. Stevens and family have moved
to Newport, Me-, where Mr.. Stevens is en-
gagged in business.
| Miss June Hills arrived home Tuesday for
| her summer vacation from the New England
| Conservatory of Music.
Mrs b. F. Trussell, Mrs. M. R. Knowlton
and Mrs. John D. Frasier are spending the
week at ''The Willows"
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Jones returned Mon
| day evening from three days carriage
drive to Warren and Camden.
Rev. Geo. S. Mills and son Charles are
visiting Mr.. Mills father in Limerick, and
Mrs. Mills and daughter Alice are visiting
her parents in Calais
Mrs. Ida M. Patterson of Portland accom-
panied the remains of her mother, Mrs.
Mary j. Garland, to Belfast last Friday,
and will remain here about week.
Miss Jean Pond left Tuesday for trip to
the White Mountains. Miss Pond is a teach
er in Andover, Mass. and has visited rela-
tives in Belfast the past three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm A. Hill and son of Rock
land and Chas. R. Hill and son of Winter
port were in Belfast Monday to attend the
funeral of their mother, Mrs. Catherine Hill.
VIM. G. Crawford of Boston visited his
mother, Mrs. S. r. Crawford, the first of
the week. He was returning to Boston
from Newport, Me-, where his wife is stop-
ping
Mrs. James C. Fisher of Boston, Mrs.
Earl M. Cate of Beachmont and Mrs. Helen
N. Packard and Raymond Packard of
Springfield, Mass, are guests of Mrs Isaac
II. Sherman of East Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Wallace Chase of New
tonville, Mass, Rev. and Mrs. A. T. Rim
gold of Gardiner, with their children, and
Miss Elizabeth K. Robbins arrive this week
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Levi L. Robbins.
John Macdonald of Boston paid brief
visit to his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
&. Bicknell the past week Mrs Macdonald,
who has been here few weeks, returned
with him Monday. Mr.. Bicknell has been
seriously i'll but is gaining rapidly.
George A. Beckett will leave this week
to make his home with his daughter, Mrs.
Cora Murphy in East Boston, Mrs Muir
ply and son Harold will return to East
Boston this week, but Theo will visit in
Pittstield before going back
Mrs. Fl. L. Woodcock and son Faunce re-
turned Monday from Bangor. The son
continued on to Criehayen with his father
They were accompanied by Ernest Wood
cock and Louis Jones of Bangor, and will
be joined by William Burpee and Charles
Copeland of Boston.
Artist Woodcock and his son of Belfast
go to Criehaven on the Butman this morning
where they will camp. Artist Woodcock
has painted some fine scenes about this pic
turesque spot and will paint some new ones
this trip. A party OF young Boston people
stopping at Crescent Beach will also make
the trip.-Rockland Star July 10th.
N. F. Houston returned Tuesday from a
business trip to Camden and Rockland
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hutchins of Ashland
Mass. passed Saturday andSunday inWaldo,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Beckwith.
Mrs. Hutchlns was formerly Miss Helen
Mcclure, youngest child of the late John
Mcclure of Waldo. This is her first visit
to her native town since leaving there "A
years ago, Mr.. Hutchins was native of
North Belfast. At the early age of 13 years
he entered the employ of B. C. Dinsmore as
clerk in his shoe store and when 16 he en-
listed to serve his country and proved a
faithful and efficient soldier. After leaving
the army he settled in Massachusetts and
this is his first visit to his native town
since leaving there 81 years ago.
Old Home Week in Belfast