The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-03
PERSONAL.


day from weeks visit in Rockland.
Rev. Harry Lutz and family are at Win
dermere Park, Unity, for few weeks.
Miss Hannah D. Anderson of Portland is
the guest OF Mrs. Camilla A. Hazeltine.
Mrs. Fannie Baker Storms is visiting
Mrs. Charles Baker on Congress street.
Miss Essie Bicknell of Rockland is the
guest of Miss Bertha Wiley, Congress
street.
Miss Cora F. Eames of Boston arrived
last Saturday to visit her nephew, William
Leavitt.
E. A. Wadsworth, wife and little daugh-
ter, of Somerville, Mass, arrived Sunday to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Carrie Woodbury. has been visiting
friends in Waterville and Morrill, for the
past three weeks.
Miss Frances Peirce arrived from Boston
last Thursday to visit her grandmother,
Mrs. Maria d. Peirce
Sumner w. Lothrop, wife and son. Sum-
ner P, returned to New York last Saturday
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Miss Leila Gushing of West Upton, Mass,
is a guest of Mrs. Julia Wardwell at the
Dunton cottage at the Battery.
Mrs. W. W. Smith and daughter Isabelle
of Rockland were guests the past week of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fl. Howes.
Miss Catherine Simonton, Wesleyan Uni
of md hos
visiting Miss Charlotte Frost.
Edwin S. Perkins has moved f:om the
Frye block, Court street, to Walter j. Cliff
ford's house on Union street.
Mrs. Millhouse and daughter have re-
turned to Belfast after visit with Mr. and
Mrs. E. F. Knowlton, in Camden.
F. j. Starrett arrived last Saturday from
South Framingham for few days visit
with his family, who have been visiting
here, and accompanied them home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. j. Robbins of Chelsea,
Mass. have returned home from visit
with the family of deputy sheriff E. w.
Ellis.
Walter Poor arrived Saturday from Bos-
tOIl lOl q NdCdIlOu, anu MOuudJ Will LIS
brother Fred went out to Quantabacook to
spend week.
j. FL. Sanborn, superintendent of the
Vinalhaven Fish Co., called on friends here
last week. He was on his way to Stockton
Springs on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Brown are delightfully."-
situated for August in a cottage at Lake
CobboSSecOntee, and may remain a week
or more in September.
Miss Jessie Mcguire of East Corinth is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Mansfield and
Mrs. Newell Mansfield, and will visit in
| Northport before returning home.
Fay D. Cousens and Harry Mitchell left
| Monday for Gardiner, Me-, with Capt.
! Ralph Pattershall, to join the sch. Willis
and Guy to go to Wilmington, Delaware.
| Mrs. Helen f. Gray of Revere, Mass, who
was the guest a few days of her sister, Mrs.
| II. c. Merrill, went to her summer home in
Searsport, Monday Register.
Rev. a. L. Nutter leaves Old Town today
for Stockton Springs where he will assist
! in revival services which are being held in
that place by missionary Rev. j. L. Corson.
Mrs Mary Whitmore, Mrs W. F. Nc
Kenze, Misses Lucy \. Cochran and Geor-
gia S. Pratt left Thursday afternoon on the
Boston boat to attend the annual session of
ChautauQua at Lake Chautauqua, N. Y.
Mrs Alzo NJ. Carter and children, who
have been visiting Capt. and Mrs. George
R. Carter, left Saturday for Boston to Join
Capt Carter on his arrival there from Phil
adelphia in the schooner Van Aliens Bough-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Farnham of the
Boston Post are spending two weeks va
cation in this city with Mrs. Lydia Hatch
on Commercial street. Mr.. Farnham is
Maine man and spends his vacations here
annually.
George E. Evans of New York arrived
Sunday to spend few days with his family
before leaving for business trip to Europe.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Mehan of
New York, who will spend few weeks
with Mrs. Evans.
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Hatch and family
left Tuesday to visit Mrs. Hatch's parents,
A-Ai' "iiei All o. ~ liz AIy III 1Slduu TdllS.
They were accompanied by Miss Annie
Colson. Later Mr.. Hatch will visit Littleton
Camp Ground and his mother in Easton.
Mrs. G. A. Bicknell wife. of Capt Bicknell
of the battleship Texas, has been quite
seriously i'll at the home of Mrs. Roscoe
Staples, Spring street, but late reports from
the sick room are of more satisfactory
nature. The speedy recovery of that es-
timable lady is earnestly wished-Rockland
COurierGaZette.
Edgar F. Hanson of Chicago arrived last
Saturday to attend the annual meeting of
the Nutriola Medical Co., which was held
Monday at the Office of Maurice W. Lord.
The company was incorporated in Maine,
but its headquarters are in Chicago. Mr..
Hanson is the general manager
Representative Charles f. Lttefie!d of
Rockland, who accompanied the delega
to the International Supreme lodge of Good
Templars in Belfast, Ireland, will present
to that body an invitation signed by Gov
William 7. Cobb and endorsed by the grand
lodge to meet in Maine in 1905
DR.. VIM. II. Winslow of Brockton, Mass,
spent a few days with relatives in this city
the past week. The doctor has been an en-
thusiastic yachtsman and cruised in these
waters for several seasons, owning first the
cntter Pilgrim and later the puttpr Orindo