The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-06-18

tick, Mass, yesterday for few days.
:. Ralph B. Stickney of Portland visitedin
| Belfast and Searsport the first of the week.
Miss Malvina Wentworth, Rockland
| girl, has won 5000 scholarship at Mt. Hol-
yoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Field left Tuesday for
q visit of two weeks in Manchester-by-the-
Sea, Mass.
William Hunt, who has been the guest OF
Horace Chenery, returned to Boston yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. White of Brockton,
| Mass, are visiting Mrs. Whites father,
Mr.. Howard Murphy.
Frank b.. Logan was at ZONE yesterday
from Bar 1arbor, where he is employed IN
the American Express office.
EMrs. Clarence McIntire arrived this week
from Camden, accompanied by her son John,
who is a student at Dean Academy.
Edmund p Brown left Monday to enter
upon his duties in the railway mail service
on trains between Boston and Portland.
Miss Glace A. Lord, Miss Mary II. Mason,
and Herbert E. Ellis attended the graduating
exercises of Castine Normal School Tues
day.
| T. George Dodworth and family and
Mrs. j. w. Dougan, of New York, arrived
| by train Tuesday night to remain for the
| season.
Mrs. Ira NJ Cobe of Chicago and Miss
| Alice Barlow of Newton, Mass, arrived
last week and are at the Cobe Cottage,
South Shore, Northport.
mDr. Murray Luce of Dorchester, Mass,
visited his mother, Mrs M. E. Luce of
Haverhill, last week. Maurice G. Luce is
spending his vacation at the Rangeley
Lakes.
Wilson Ellis and sister Lena returned last
week from fishing trip on the Passadum-
keag River in company with Mr.. and Mrs. L.
P. SWEET, who are spending the summer at
their camps, with headquarters at Molun-
kus.
| Mrs Camilla A. Hazeltine and son Regi-
nald have arrived home from Boston for the
summer. MIR. Hazetine and his friend
Mr.. Harold Wilkins of Wallingford, Conn,
are stopping at Pitchers Pond.
Miss Edith Ladd was obliged to return
| from Castine Monday on account OF illness,
and was not able to graduate with her class,
| although she is to receive diploma. Her
mother, Mrs. E, c. Merriam, has been with
her two weeks in Castine
Among the passengers on the steamer
Ransom B. Fuller of the Kennebec line on
her maiden trip from Bath to Boston was
| A. H. Hanscom, general passenger agent OF
the Eastern Steamship Company, his wife
and his daughter, Miss Frances Ianscom.
Mrs. f. W. Pendleton of Islesboro return
ed Saturday from two weeks visit IN
New York She was accon panied by her
niece, Miss Lucy f. Pendleton, who is
bookkeeper for NJ. c. Whltmore " Co.,
Camden. They spent Sunday in Belfast.
Miss Anna NJ Redman left Monday for
Boston and will sail Saturday from that
port on steamer Cambroman, with party,
on an extended European tour The Cam
broman is the steamer onawhich Belfast
party returned from a trip to England,
| Ireland and Scotland last October
VIM. Hayford of Briggs Corner, \. b.,
! formerly of Belfast, who is engaged in
! numbering in New Brunswick, was burned
| ont in the recent forest fires and lost all
his personal effects. The town was entirely
DESTROYED. His daughter, Mrs Mary liend-
erson of St. John, and little son, were
visiting her parents at the time and narrowly
escaped burning
| DR. Simmer c. Pattee, having completed
| his medical course at the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA, arrived in Belfast Tuesday
| ia spend a short vacation with his parents.
! He is to 90 on duty July 1st as one of three
resident physicians in the State liospltai
of the Northern Anthracite Coal Region III
| Scranton Pa. The men We're selected by
competitive examination, in which Dr
Pattee secured first place.
Miss Amy F. Stoddard has played in Bos-
| ton twice lately, with great succeSS-once
at a reception, on which occasion she gave a
program largely of Grieg, and was Obliged
| to respond to frequent encoreS, ana again al
a brilliant church concert, where She play
ed both piano and organ. On the latter oc-
casion she took another persons place at an
bour,s notice in the combined role of organ
ist, pianist and accompaniSt and rendefeda
very difficult program with ease ana ofil-
lancy. Her playing in Boston and vicinity
| the mast few weeks has elected the admIra-
! tion of some of Boston'S best musicians
Miss Stoddard will soon return to Belfast
BELFAST'S SEMI-CENTENNIAL.