The Republican journal., 1903-07-02
PERSONAL.
John T. Owen went to Boston Monday on
husiroaS

Richard Rankin of Rockland arrived
Saturday for short visit in Belfast.
Miss Lillian Spinney went to Standpoint
last week to spend the summer vacation
Capt. and Mrs. Ansel Wadsworth spent
Sunday in R0ckp0rt, guests of Mrs. j. w.
Pottle.
Mrs. Isaac H. Ingraham of Knox and son
Colt spent last week with friends in
Belfast.
Frank C. Logan was called to Camden
layt week by the death of his fancee, Miss
Olive Ethel Day.
Mrs. Olive Wilkins was in Camden last
week to attend the funeral of her niece,
Miss Olive Ethel Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Drury and three
children arrived from Campello. Mass,
Saturday for short visit.
Mrs. Lizzie Ward of Troy went to Fair
field last week to visit her daughters, Mrs.
Ami Berry and Miss Susie Ward
Capt. F. /. Patterson of East Boston visit
ed his sisters, Mrs. A. NJ. Fernald and Mrs.
L. L. McMahan, the past week.
Miss Airline Walton arrived home Sunday
for her summer vacation from New Haven,
where she is a teacher in the public schools
W. R. Howard arrived home last Friday
from Providence, r. l., where he is Cover
nor in the Friends School, for his summer
vacation.
Mrs. G. ]. Hall of Mt. Desert was in Bel
fast the past week on account of the illness
and death of her brother, Capt. Fred A.
Gilmore.
Ernest NJ Jacobs returned to Camden
last Thursday from Marblehead, where he
had been playing with the Leah-1rwin
Stock Co.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank A. Knowlton Of Fair
field and their guest, Miss Knowlton Of
Camden, attended the centennial exercises
in Gardiner, June 25th.
j. K. Richardson, d. D., acting president
of Des Moines college of Des Moines, Iowa,
and Mrs. Richardson, visited friends in
Belfast and Searsport last week.
Edith l.. Strout is visiting her parents
after graduating from the Harrington
Normal school. She will return to Farm
ington this fall and teach in the model
school.
Oramel f. Haney graduated last week
from the Medical School of Maine at Bruns-
wick and visited friends in Belfast few
days. He has not yet decided where he
will locate.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Woodbury. of Meri-
den, n. H., and Mrs. Isaac Currier of Ban
gor were in Belfast last week to attend the
marriage of VIM. B. Woodbury. and Miss
Maude L. johnson.
Miss Annabel johnson of Waldo Station
graduated from Castine Normal School,
and after short visit at home went to
Lawrence, Mass. to visit her sister, Miss
Lillian c. johnson.
Hayford Pierce, Harvard, '02, and Waldo
Pierce, Phillips-AndOver, 'O3, are spending
the summer vacation with their parents,
Nh and Mrs. Mellen c. Pierce, on Cedar
street.-BangOr News.
Mr. p II. Longfellow of Machias, clerk
of courts in Washington county and the
oldest clerk in point of service in the state,
was in the city Friday. He has served
continuously in this position since about
1S65.-Portland Press.
Carl Coffin of Thorndike is in town this
week, the guest of Miss Ada Coffin at her
home in Hartland avenue. Mr.. Coffin is a
student at the Pennsylvania Dental College.
-Pittstield Advertiser.
r oil nf Jall
we'll, who was in charge of the Sautelle
circus trains last week and of Walter L.
Mains trains this week, was guest of MIR.
and Mrs. Samuel L. Sleeper while in this
city.
Cards have been received by Belfast
friends announcing the marriage of Will
liam Harris Boardman and Miss Marguerite
Alice Kremer The ceremony took place
in the First Reformed Church in Labanon,
Pa, June 30th.
E. NJ. Dollotf has returned to Gardiner
from Camden, after several weeks absence,
and his son, who has been at the Augusta
hospital for the past sixteen weeks, re-
turned Tuesday, both being entirely recov-
cred from their long siege of Sickness
Reporter-,JOurnal.
c. A. Morrill, writes from Glenburn, Me.
l see by The journal that in August Bel
fast is to celebrate its fiftieth anniversary
as city. / will try to be with you, al
though there are few now in your city that
know besides the Read family.
The Maine Dental Society will hold its
3Sth annual meeting at Kineo, July 21, %
and %. The local members of the society
are G. P. Lombard and W. c. Libby, Bel
fast; F. A. Knowlton, Fairfield, Will. S.
Payson, Castine, and L. W. Hart, Camden.
The friends of Mrs Charles S. Hichborn
of Augusta will be pleased to learn that the
condition Of her eyes is reported as much
better. She came out of the recent surgical
operation upon them in splendid shape, and
it is hoped that the sight will before long
be nearly if not quite as good as ever
Kennebec Journal.
w. r. Roix of Bangor, who has been a
guest at the Roberts cottage ON the North
Shore, Northport, has gone to Northeast
Harbor, where he has employment in the
kimball House for the summer. He gradu-
ated from the Bucksport Seminary this
year and was captain of the seminary base
ball team.
The dedication of Hubbard Hall, Bow
doin's new library, the 100000 gift of Gen.
Hubbard, '57, of New York, took place at
Brunswick June oath. The dedicatory ad-