The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-07-25

nave arrived from COlOra0O for a visit with
| relatives in this city. They will not return
west but will probably locate in Massachu-
setts.
MIR. and Mrs. George A. Dunning of
Brunswick visited friends in this city the
past week, returning to Brunswick Monday.
Mr.. ID. says there is no place like Belfast in
which to spend vacation.
Miss Edith G. Folwell left PHILADELPHIA
July 10th, in her Mercedes car, for Belfast
en- route to the FOlwell summer home on
lsola Bella, accompanied by her cousin
Miss Davis of Toronto, Canada
Rev. E. S. Philbrook was in Darlington.
n. T., Tuesday to give an Illustrated lect-
1.-The Life of Christ" showing seventy-fve
colored views.-Sanford Tribune
Rev. and Mrs. Georges Mills, son Charles
and daughter Alice of Bennington, VT,
arrived by boat Tuesda. morning, and are
at the Battery for few weeks stay.
Mrs. Sarah Hitchcock, her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Hunt, Miss
Rosamond Hunt and governess of Brookline.
Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Chenery.
Henry G. Clement, formerly principal of
Freedom Academy, is 10 become principal
Of Bridgton Academy, Bridgton, Me-, in
the fall Mr.. Clement is a graduate of
Bowdoin, class of 1900.
Mrs. George W. Burkett and little grand
daughter, Charlotte Nadsworth, of Somer-
vile, Mass, are the guests of Mrs. Furkett's
6anohtor hrc
Shea cottage on the North Shore, Northport.
Belfast friends of Albert W. Thompson
have received the announcement of his
marriage, July 10th, at Ft. Collins, Colora-
do, to Miss Alice Woodwork. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson are expected in Belfast
soon.
Mrs. c. NJ. Ellis of Putnam, Conn, is
spending the summer with her sister, Mrs.
George A. Leavitt. She was accompanied
here by Miss Luce Leavitt, who has been
visiting in Massachusetts, Rhode Island
and Connecticut.
At the meeting of the Maine Dental Soci-
ETY. in Rockland July 10th paper on "War-
ranted Dentistry" was presented by DR.. E.
NJ. Soule of Unity and discussed by Drs. L
P. Haskell, Chicago; A. ". Taylor, Rock
land, and E. j. Roberts, Augusta
Mrs. E. T. Alexander and Mrs. Isaac
Kendall of Belmont have arrived home
from a five weeks visit in Boston and
Providence with relatives, including a
sister, Mrs. Belle Cunningham, and Mrs.
Kendalrs son Frank in Providence
Mrs. Chas. Lndwick and daughter have
closed their home at No. 2 Primrose street
and gone to Northport for the summer,
where they will occupy the Lothrop cot
tage on Broadway Mrs. Ludwick's father,
Mr. E. R. Thomas, accompanied them
Mr. and Mrs. p G. Hurd entertained
Miss Helen F. Steward of Skowhegan, U. of
M, 'C9, Miss Alice h. FarnSworth of We
Sullivan, Z. Of NJ 'os, and Misses NJ. B.
Steward and NJ. ID. Pilsbury of Belfast, at
their home, Pitchers Pond, Northport, over
Sunday.
Rev. Lyman P. Powell of st. Johns Rec
tory, Northampton, Mass, was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Quimby for day
last week. Mr.. Powell has written book
on Christian Science which is now in the
hands of his publisher, Geo, p Putnam's
Sons.
Mrs. Eta j. Bunker of Thorndike has
just returned from a three weeks visit with
her sister in Boston. She stopped few
days iE Rockand on her return aid brought
her nieceS Misses Jennie and Maybelle Bur
ton, to Belfast for visit with their great
grandfather, Mr.. Peltiah Shaw.
Mrs. W. W. Mitchell, wife of Ex-Mayor
Mtchellsof Portland, who has been stop
ping at ''The Stockton" Stockton Springs,
for the past week, bought last year the
Harrison Small farm at Cape Jellison, but
has decided to rent the house furnished and
remain at the hotel for some time to come.
Mr.. Chester Sumner of Schuyler Neb., ar
rived recently and is the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. George W. StoddarG at the Battery.
Their other guests are Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.
Wright and daughters, Miss Edith Wright
and Miss Anna Wright, and granddaughter,
little Miss Gertrude barlow, also of Schuy-
Ter, Neb.
Word was received in Augusta, July 10th,
of the marriage in st. John, n B., of the
Hon. Samuel w. Lane of Augusta and Mrs.
Bessie p. Rand formerly of Augusta Mr..
Lahe was four times elected mayor of
Augusta, has been member of the Legls-
lature and was formerly commander of the
Department of Maine, G. A. R.
Uncle Abner Dunton of Hope was in town
Monday shopping. He is looking fine. He
expects fine time at the celebration of his
hundredth birthday, Aug. 1st, in Hope.
Plans for this event are going along well.
The Camden band has been engaged for
the occasion. A parade will be held which
will be fine one, the different Oranges in
! the county taking part. The speaking will
be held on the steps of the church. If the
day should be stormy the celebration will
be held the first fair day following Camden
people will do all they can to help Hope
honor the centennial anniversary of that
towns "Grand Old Man. Camden Herald.
Of Capt. Thomas Tapley of Brooksville,
| who passed his SD birthday June. .29th and is
still hale and hearty, Capt. George L. Nor
ton, editor and manager of the Marine
| Journal, says:
! Many years ago the editor of the Marine
| Journal sailed with Capt. Tapley, conse-
| quently we can understand why he is in
| such good condition at 81 years of age. He
was abStemious to a fault, possessed of
mild, unexcitable disposition, never bor-
rowed trouble, smiled as pleasantly at
head wind as fair one, and always ap-
parently in as good spirits when outward
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