The Republican journal., 1905-09-07
PERSONAL.

visiting friends in Winthrop.
Madam Lillian Blauvelt is the guest of
Miss Kate Vannah at her home in Gardiner.
Charles Sylvester of Rockland was in this
city TINS week, the guest of Orrin J. Dickey.
James Fl. Howes returned by Saturday
mornings boat from business trip to Bos-
ton.
l.. Ii. Duncan of Lincolnvil!e visited Mr.
ana Mrs. Z. &. Coombs in Pttsfeld last
week.
Mrs. Cora Williams and sister of Bel
grade, Maine, are at Mrs David II. Libby's
for visit
L. L. McMahan arrived Saturday from
Boston to spend Labor Day with his family
in this city
Mrs. j. W. Pottle and daughter Mabel of
Rockport are visiting relatives in Belfast
and Searsport.
5. NJ. Lord of Boston arrived Saturday
for brief visit with his parents Mr. and
Mrs H. L. Lord
Mrs. Grace Shuman and little daughter
of Taunton, Mass, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. E. ). Shuman
Miss Marion Griffith returned to her home
IN Augusta last Week, alter a visit with
Mrs True Hayford.
Prof. X. B. Hall will furnish music for
the Waterville City Opera House this win
ter, succeeding Mr.. Soule
nd ~
mo attended the recent reunion of the 10Th
Mdlne Regiment in Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blodgett returned
to Bucksport last Thursday from Boston.
where MIR. Blodgett had business.
L. T. SWEET, proprietor of the we'll known
Molunkus sporting camps, was in Bangor
last Thursday attending the fair.
Mrs. j. A. Fessenden and daughter Alice
Will sail from Liverpool Sept. Sth for Bos-
ton on the White Star liner Arabic.
Miss Marion Hazeltine entertained some
of her friends at lunch, at 1.-The Oaks"
Murphy's Point, one day last week.
Franklin A. W. Field. wife and child OF
Bangor were recent visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ii. Clifford, Northpor
Avenue.
Mrs. Robert Emery of Brooklyn, n. Y,
returned to Northport last week from visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Larson in
Bangor.
Miss Belle c. Mathews and Miss Cora
S. Morrison went to Lyman Friday morn
in fpr Sit
T. Hack.
Will Chadwick, Lester Nelson, George
Carr, Edna Osgood and Edith Nelson of
North Palermo are attending Freedom
A cademy.
Mrs. Nettie Wheeler and daughter of
Cambridge, Mass, returned home Saturday
from Il visit with Mrs. David II Libby aud
Miss Hattie Hook
Elisha 7. Hartman, a former resident,
but now Of Gloucester, Mass, arrived in
Bucksport Aug. 3lst for a few days vaca-
ton at his old home
Dr. and Mrs. Henry A Page left last
Thursday for their home in 'hiladelphia
after Il two weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Bucksport
Capt T. D. French Of Camden has bought
farm at LlncOinVlIle Beach uf Mrs r. NJ.
Pendleton and Will move there with his
family i'll the near future
William T.. Hussey, b, H. s. 'O2, was in
town last week from. Waldo, where he is
spending his vacation from his railroad
work in Fitchburg, Mass.
Gov. Cobb has nominated Orris S. Wick
cry, NJ. d., of Belfast a county examiner of
insane criminals, and Darius X. Drake of
Frankfort justice of the peace
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Mayo spent two
weeks at their cottage in Islesboro, where
they entertained friends. They are now at
their home on Northport avenue
Ralph G. Lombard returned to Boston last
Thursday, after spending the summer with
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. q. +. Lombard,
at their cottage on the North Shore, North
port
Cleveland Kennedy, who is employed as
an electrical engineer in st. Paul, Mimi,
arrived in Bucksport Aug. 3lSt for a few
weeks visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Kennedy.
Ralph O'ConnelI, a salesman in the big
clothing store of Leopold Morse Il Co.,
Boston, is spending two weeks vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
O'Connell. 1t is his first vacation for three
years.
Stephen c. Lawrence of Boston is visiting
Bucksport, his former home, after an
absence of 3S years. He lived with his
mother in what used to be called the John
Tillock house and is nephew of Luman
Warren
Miss Frances Z. Crawford left last Fri
day morning for Lakeside, Belgrade, where
her brothers summer home is situated,
and will make brief visit there before
accompanying her niece, Miss Cora Craw-
ford, to Providence. K. l., for visit with
relatives.
Mrs Carrie f. Pendleton, who spent the
summer in Belfast, left last Thursday
morning for Portland where she was 20 be
joined by Mrs. W. NJ. Bradley and Miss
Hannah Anderson for a short sojourn in
the White Mountains before going to her
home in Stamford, Conn.