The Republican journal., 1906-05-24
PERSONAL.

visiting relatives In THIS city,.
Mrs. Leonard L. Gentner has gone to
Hartford for several weeks visit.
-. Miss Marguerite D. Plsbury is in Orono
for Junior Week at the University of Maine.
VIM. R. Roix, Esq, Bucksport, has been
appointed justice of the peace and quorum.
William R Ford is here from Brockton,
Mass, looking after his property in this
city.
Mrs. F. A. Schubert and sister arrived
Sunday by boat to spend the summer in
Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Adams have been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. +, Adams ip
Camden.
Miss Mare Andrews has returned from a
weeks visit with Mrs. H. j. Tibbetts in
Rockport.
Miss Marie York of Brooks has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank j. Wiley in
Camden.
Capt. B. F. Rice was in this city Tuesday
on his way from Boston to his summer home
in Standpoint.
Mr. James Baker of Harwichport, Cape
Cod, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Miller Tuesday
Miss Evelyn p. Morrison arrived Tuesday
for the summer from Boston, where she is
student at the Museum Art School.
Mrs. L. A. Knowlton, Mrs. Charles P.
Hazeltine and Miss Margaret n. Hazeltine
are at home from a Washington trip.
F. S. Jones and family of Reading, Pa,
are at their summer home in Islesboro.
They arrived last week.
Misses Mary F. johnson and Mary NJ.
Milliken returned last week from visit of
several weeks in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kotman arrived the
first of the week from New York and are at
the Dougan cottage, North Shore, North
port.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Chenery, daughter,
and servants, arrived Tuesdaymorning from
Boston and opened their house here for the
season.
John, James and William Roberts of
Reading, Mass, are here getting their cot
tages on the North Shore, Northport, ready
for summer occupancy.
Miss Myrtle Herrick is spending weeks
vacation from her duties in the office of A.
j. Bird & Co., Rockland, with relatives in
Belfast and Northport.
Miss Grace E. Walton is ont of school,
suffering with intlammatory rheumatism,
and Miss Lois W. Lothrop is substituting
for her in the third grade
MI and Mrs +, ID. Burd returned to Med
ford, Mass, Monday after spending Il week
at their cottage at Little River. They will
return later for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas f. Shea will arrive
this, Thursday, morning to spend week
with Mr. and Mrs. L. B. DinSmore before
opening their cottage on the North Shore.
Mr.. ard Mrs Arthur f. Brown and
daughter Helen of Thomaston arrived Sat
urday to visit Mr. Browns parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. |. Brown. Mr.. Brown returned
Monday.
Messrs. j. II. Ilowes and W. II. Qumby
went to Grand Lakes, Washington county
last Friday for a few days fishing and re-
turned Tuesday. They report catch OF 70
salmon which weighed when dressed ii
pounds
Miss Maude Lillian Brown of Camden
High School was the winner OF the third
prize, So in gold, at the lnterScholastIc
Speaking Contest of the University OF
Maine, held at Orono last Friday evening
Sixteen schools sent delegates
At a meeting of the executive committee
of the ''StetsOn Kindred of America, Inc,
held at the office of Geo. Stetson, secretary
and treasurer, in Medford, Mass, Monday
afternoon, May 21St, ~ members were
elected. including some Of Belfast'S bust
| ness men.
Rev. f. S Philbrook went to Charleston
TUESDAY to lecture to the students Of llig-
gins Classical Institute Tuesday evening
he spoke upon The Picturesque Coast OF
| Maine and Wednesday evening upon The
Life of Christ, showing seventy 1--WE views
| with each lecture.
Mr.. L. p Kicker, one Of the owners OF
Poland Springs House, Poland Springs,
Me-, together with a party including MI
and Mrs f. g. Staples and Miss D!ngley OF
Lewiston, Me, left The BreSln Hotel, New
York City, May 10th, for run n his auto
to Poland Springs.
The engagement of K. Gardner Hendleton
| of Dorchester, Mass, and Miss Margaret
| Paine of Boston is announced MI. Pendle~
ton, who travels for the American Llnsee0
Company Of Boston, has many friends here'
! having spent his vacation here last summer
as the guest OF Orrin j. Dickey. Nil rem
dl Teton, his mother and Miss Paine, VIII
spend the month of a uguSt at theIr cottage
at Temple Heights.
Nance O'NeiI, regaried by many as
| Americas greatest tradedienne, who has
made the most sensational success III al
parts of the olld is playing in Maine tins
week She has appeared iii Lewiston ana
today and tomorrow, Thursday and tndayo
she will te at the Bangor Opera House,
| Bangor AS noted last week Miss Sne!lo
who has many friends here, is Miss ONelrS
private secretary and occasionally appears
on the stage.
Miss Nettie Louise Haney OF Bangor,
for meIly of North Penobscot was to grad
uate from the National Training School lol
Deaconness in Washington, ID. C., yester-
Irlnt n