The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-07-12

Miss Myrtle Herrick Of Rockland was in
town for the Fourth.
Rev. John ". Hatch left Monday for a
few days visit in Wscasset.
f. J. Mudgett of Bangor has been the
guest for few days Of Mr.. and Mrs John
Dolo1f.
Allen D. French of Waltham, Mass, visit
ed friends in Belfast and Linconville the
past week.
Miss Mary l. Wight of Boston is the guest
of her cousin, Miss Sarah NJ. Wight, North
port avenue.
Misses Jane Brown and Maude Holmes
are attending the summer school for teach
ers in Brooks.
Miss Sarah Russ arrived Monday from
New Bedford, Mass, to spend the summer
vacatian at home.
F. Wallace Chase and two children of
Newtonvlle, Mass, are visiting relatives IN
Belfast and Unity.
Mrs. c. NJ. Ellis and daughter Evelyn of
Putnam. Ct, arrived Tuesday to visit Mrs.
! George \. Leavitt.
Mr.. and Mrs Joel Hills and Mr. and
Mrs. Enoch Hills of Union have been visit
ing in Belfast recently
| r. H. Sanborn of Bangor arrived Satur-
day, called here by the serious illness of his
| father, William H. Sanborn.
| Hon David f. Boody, eX-mayor of Brook
| lyn, y. Y, d former resident of Jackson,
| is visiting relatives in Belfast.
Mrs. George L. Pratt and little daughter
Marjorie arrived Monday from Chicago and
are visiting friends in Belfast.
MI and MIS- t. D. Burd and children of
| West Medford, Mass, are at the Birds
Nest, Little River, for the season.
l.r and MIS-. w. B. Woodbury. are in
town for visit with Mrs. Woodbury's par
) ent>, Dr. and Mrs. ). W. johnson,
Mrs. Martha j. White returned Monday
from Chicago where she spent the winter
! with her sister, Mrs George L. Pratt.
Ms. W. L. Cook and children arrived
home last Friday evening from visit in
Unity with MI and Mrs. I. b. Cook.
| Miss Elizabeth Lantiers Of Hurricane
Isle is the guest of Miss Georgia Batchelder
at her pleasant home il East NorthPo.t,
Mrs. James Burns and two children ar
rived Monday from Chicago and are visiting
her father, r. F Russ, in North Belfast.
Hon. Sidney NJ. Heath, daughter Ethel
and son Sidney of Hoquiam, Wash, are the
guests of Rev and Mrs. John W. Hatch
Hal r. Eaton and wife are with Mrs
| Eatons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. haries SaI-
| gent, in Norway, for few weeks.-Oxford
| Democrat.
Mr. and Mrs K. f. Brier and Miss Kate
BIipr went on the excursion to Bangor last
SUNDAY and were guests of friends in that
city
Captain Ernest O. Patterson arrived from
Baltimore Tuesday, called here by the criti-
cal illness Of his mother, Mrs. Il. @. Patter-
| son.
Mrs. {. II. sargent and daughter frances
left by the 80 train last saturday for d
/ visit with Mr. and Mrs. ". j. Foss in
Brighton.
| Mr. and Mrs. Albert II. Reyes and MI.
and Mrs w. :. keyes Of Middleboro, Mass,
were guests the past week of then brother,
George V. Reyes.
| Mrs Sumner ". Lothrop, son sumner T.,
and infant daughter Anita, and Mrs, Mar
garet Blake of East Orange, y. j., are visit
| ing Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Pote
1 II. Z Rankin of Camden, who has been
employed in Boston, IS visiting relatives in
i Camden and LincolnviIle, and will 20 10
Stockton Springs, where he has position.
| Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rust of Kansas
| City, Mo, who are spending the summer III
| Maine, have taken a cottage at Ryder'S
| Cove, Islesboro, for the remainder OF the
season.
MI and Mrs. Charles +. Paul left
Wednesday for Manhattan, Kansas, and
later will go to Mesilla Park, n NJ. They
were accompanied to New York by Mrs,
Paul's sister, Miss Harriet Yenawine, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. &. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward II. Kelley and son
are IN this city for few weeks visit with
Mr.. Keley's parents, Nh and Mrs. BenJa-
min Kelley, in East Belfast. MI. Kelley is
taking a much needed rest from his labors
as managing editor of the Bangor Com
mercial
Leslie Little of Bucksport, a civil EN-
gineer in the employ of the b. Il A. at
Stockton, who has many friends in town,
was quite painfully injured there last Fri
day night. While making tent pole his
plane slipped and nearly severed his knee
| cap, which will disable him for some time.
Rev. and Mrs. j. I. Crosby, who have
been spending several days in Unity, Mr..
Crosby's old home, will return today in
company with Hon. and Mrs. John 5.
Crosby of New York, who will be the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Crosby at their home in
Auburn. Fourth of July both gentlemen
spoke at Windermere Park-Lewiston Sun,
July 7th.