The Republican journal., 1903-07-16
PERSONAL.

Sumner G. Frisbee is in Boston for treat
ment of his ears.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Biather of Boston are
visiting in Belfast and vicinity.
Master Paul Smith went to Pittstield
Saturday to visit his grandfather.
Mf and Mrs. NJ. ". Welch spent few
days in bucksport the past week.
Miss Rose Kenney went to Concord, N. H..
last Thursday to visit her brother.
Mrs. Fl. B. Cunningham returned last
week from a business trip to Boston.
| A. A. Delano returned to Brockton last
Thursday from visit at L. F. Harmon's.
Mrs. A. II. Terry and children of Water
vile are at Pearl Brook Farm, North Bel
fast.
Mrs. Blanche Scott and son Harold of
| Boston are spending the summer in Bel
| fast.
Mrs. V. A. Mitchell and Miss Hattie A.
Clark returned Saturday from visit in
Canada.
Miss May Furbish of Brockton, Mass,
| is visiting her brother and sister in Belfast
and vicinity.
| Herbert Pendleton went to Boston last
| Thursday to join the fishing schooner Mer-
tie Fl. Percy
James G. West of Brockton, Mass, ar
win Salmond.
Mrs. Sarah A. Ingalls, returned last
Thursday from visit of several months on
| the Pacific coast.
Master Joseph Joyce of Boston is spend
| ing the week with Miss Emily F. Miller of
North Searsmont.
Miss Susie Bateman of Chelsea, Mass,
is spending the summer with relatives in
Belfast and vicinity.
| Mrs. Frank Oft and two children of
Shrewsbury, Mass, are visiting friends in
Belfast and vicinity.
Freeman W. Shepherd returned last
Thursday from Winchester, Mass, to spend
the summer in Belfast.
Herbert Stevens and family of East Bel
fast have moved to Rockland, where he has
work in the lime kilns.
Mrs. Arabella Cunningham of Providence,
R. l., is spending the summer with friends
| in Belfast and Belmont
Miss Lurena Macomber returned last
week from visit in Deer Isle, accompanied
by Miss Eva Thompson.
Miss Lillian NJ. Webster of Maiden,
Mass, returned home last week from a visit
with Miss Fremetta Shepherd.
| Mr. and Mrs NJ. B. Smith and Miss Ma
bel Smith are spending two weeks at Pearl
Brook Farm, North Belfast.
Mrs. Florence (Shibles) Maher of Wren
than, Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Cotton W. Mears of Citypoint.
Alien d. French and son, Clarence w.
French, Esq, of Waltham, Mass. are visit
ing in Belfast and Lncolnville.
Mrs. Herbert Ryder of Roxbury, Mass,
returned Saturday from a visit to her
mother, Mrs. Robert F. Patterson.
Mrs. Harry Gordon and son Earl of
i Watervile returned last Thursday from Il
VISIT Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Gordon.
Mrs. Charles Reynolds and daughter
Ethel of Middletown, CT, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert p Coombs the past week.
Stanley Houston of Concord, n. H., and
Miss Nettie Mcdonald of Everett, Mass,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs William Holt
Mrs. Edwin SD almond was able to ride out
in a wheel chair and call on a neighbor Sat
urday, after being confined to the house
many months.
Judge R. w. Rogers went to Portland
Monday to attend the hearing before the
Law Court of the case Waterville Trust Co.
VS.. C. f. Libby.
Chas. f. Paul is at home for his summer
is professor of mechanical engineering in
the State College.
Misses Ada ", Nellie and Grace,
daughters of Leslie 7. Hall of Wakefield,
Mass, are visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
Rufus K. Patterson.
Miss Jane A. Mcclellan arrived Saturday
to spend her vacation from the Dorchester,
Mass, High school, with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. W. II. Mcclellan.
DR.. Sumner G. Pattee is now at the home
of his parents in this city, having decided
to drop his hospital work for the present
and take much needed rest.
Leander Jackson of Morrill, was the guest
of his uncle, Hon. l. ii. jackson of Belfast
July 11th MI Jackson will spend his col
lege vacation with his parents in Morrill,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred F. Adams, Miss
Lucy NJ. Adams and Miss Emily Sherman
of Castine are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Adams, who are at cottage on the
South Shore, Northport.
Mrs A. M. Parsons and children, Master
Eugene and Miss Marion, went to Liberty
Sunday for visit of two weeks or more
They were accompanied by Miss Mabel
Davis, who has been visiting them.
President Bender of the E. NJ. c. S. has
moved into the old Spotford homestead, So
called, on Federal street, BuckspOrt, owned
by the seminary. DR.. George II. Emerson
who has been living there, has moved into
his house on Main street.
Dr. G. C. WhitcOmb, who is now spending
| a two weeks leave at home after three
| wears service in the Philippines as surgeon