The Republican journal., 1902-07-17
Personal.

Miss Stella Pendleton returned to Wal
than, Mass, Saturday
+. ii. SWEET of Cambridge, Mass, is spend
ing the month in Belfast
Mason |. Stevens arrived from Madison
Saturday for short visit
Mrs. F. NJ. Russ of Lincolnville spent last
week with friends in Belfast.
Mrs Clarissa Wilson of Hyannis, Mass,
visited friends in Belfast last week.
Alfred NJ. Ferguson of Cliftondae Mass.
is spending short vacation in Belfast.
". J. Wentworth arrived last Friday,
from Boston for short visit in Belfast.
Misses Isabel CHM and Florence Clough
visited relatives at Standpoint recently.
Paul II. Graisbary arrived from New
York last Thursday for a short vacation.
Seth NJ. Milliken arrived in Belfas. last
week from New York for short vacation.
Mrs. Freeman r. Cook and son Russell
returned home Saturday from a visit in
Unity.
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sibley the past
week
Dr.. and Mrs. John Stevens of Bangor
visited their son, DR.. John Stevens. Jr.,
last week
Frank II. Clement arrived last Friday
from Howard, f. l., for a short visit III Bel
fast and Waldo.
Miss Frances Crozier left last Thursday
visit in Belfast.
Miss Dora NJ. Casey, milliner for Mrs. H.
Is. Cunningham, went to Boston last Thurs
day for her summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs George Foster and Mrs. r.
II. HanScom of Rockland returned home
last Thursday from visit in Belfast.
Mrs. O. II. Smith and daughter Agnes of
Cambridge, Mass, arrived last Thursday
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. B. Swan.
Miss Isabel and Florence White Of Farm
ington arrived Saturday to visit their auntS
Mrs. A. E. Clark and Mrs g. W. Burkett
Mrs. Philip Tewks sbury of Bangor, who
is spending the summer in Northport, visit
ed the family of d. Is. Southworth the past
week.
Mrs. Abner Weed left Saturday to visit
friends in Rockland. Her home is in South
ern California, and she is visiting friends in
Maine.
MI and Mrs Joseph O. Whitcomb arrived
last week from Springfield, Mass, to spend
their vacation in Belfast, Waldo and ELS
worth
James B. Waterman and daughter arrived
from Skowhegan saturday, He returned
Monday, but the daughter will remain Il
few weeks.
Mrs. Abbe Simmons. Mrs. Geo. w. Boul-
ter and Mrs. Mary A. Boulter are spending
the summer at their cottage at Northport
Camp-ground.
Capt f. y Richardson is spending a few
days With his family al his home in Deer
Isle, while his vessel. the schooner 5. G.
Haskell. is discharging in Boston.
At the annual meeting Of the Atlantic
Carriers Association in Boston last week,
Fields : Pendleton OF New York wa> elect
ed President and chairman of the Board of
Managers.
Mrs Albert Gammans, accompanied by
her son, Mr. j. A. Gammans, left Monday
for Moosehead Lake, and will >ojourn for a
time at Randall Camps, a few miles inland
from Lily Bay.
Mrs. Meade of Manchester, Mass, and
her son, Albert Meade, and his wife Of Ma
tick. arrived last week for a visit in Maine.
The mother will remain here few weeks,
but the son aud his wife have returned.
The engagement is announced of SperrN
H. Locke of Watervjlle and Miss Vera Car
oline Nash of Cherrytield. Miss Nash was
graduated last month from Colby College,
and was one of the commencement speakers
Messls A. L. White, ". +. Bean and C.
q. Poor went out to Quantabacook Tuesday
for a few days Sojourn. They were fully
equipped with fishing gear and are expected
to supply their Belfast friends with black
bass and white perch.
Designer John j. Wardwell, upon receipt
of an invitation from Thomas W. Lawson,
attended the launching of the Fore River
Shin and Engine Co. yards, yesterday. of
the giant Seven-masteT Thomas W. Lawson.
Mr. Wardwell, by the way, designed and
built the first six master ever launched and
the seven master is but step i'll advance
Rock land Star.
Actor Thomas F. Shea is spending his
vacation at his summer cottage near Belfast.
In letter to the Bangor Daily News, Mr.
Shea, who has not visited this city in five
years, states that he will play ii weeks en-
gagement at the Opera House early in Octo-
ber, when he viii produce all of his New
York successes. He is still playing under
the management of James Wall-Bangor
Daily News
The Watervile Mail says that Mr. Shea
"will play a three nights engagement the
coming season at the new city hall, pres mt
ing his latest New York successes" Why
not play il Belfast
Otis lngraham of Rock land, port captain
of the Eastern Steamship Co.. was in town
Thursday evening and was entertained
with a shore dinner at New Meadows Inn
| and left Frlda! morning Ia cruise to
Boothbay and Monhegan. Thursday he
made his first trip up the river above Bath
in the steamer kennebec and reports a very
pleasant day. He was pleasantly entertain
ed by Capt. Thompson and officers of the
kennebec. He visited Togus, where he was
entertained by his old friend, Col Allen.
He was enthusiastic over the scenery along
the kennebec between Bath and Augusta.
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