The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-07-04

Mrs. +. j. Morrison and Miss Cora Morrison
are the guests. for few days, of Mrs.
Morlson's mother, Mrs. Spencer W.
Mathews. at her cottage on the bay shore.
Miss airline Walton, who is engaged in
teaching in the public schools of New Haven.
Conn.,, is spending the summer vacation in
North Belfast with her father, Hiram WAL
ton.
Mrs. George R. Berry's daughters, Hilda
and Miriam, and son Lawrence, of Hamil-
ton, N. T., are spending the summer in Lib
erty with Mrs. Berry's mother, Mrs. ]. W.
Clough.
Merle and Kenneth Mills of North Haven
are spending the summer with their aunt.
Mrs W. f. Chapman. Their father, Louis
Mills, accompanied them and returned home
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mcclellan, Mr.. Nc
Lellan's sister, Mrs. Patterson, and his
niece, are the guests of Mr.. McLellan's
nieces, Miss Carrie NJ. Cutter and Mrs.
Maria Peirce.
Miss Katherine c. Quimhy, accompanied
by her friend, Miss Sarah Campbell of
Texas, arrived by boat Saturday morning
from the New England Conservatory of
Music, Boston.
Among those to receive degrees from
Bates college last week were Eugene
Stuart Foster of Burnham, John Scott PEN
dleton of Northport and Granville Albert
PrOck of Lincolnyille
Mrs. L. P. Berry and son Ross, who spent
the winter In Providence. r. l., are at their
home in Liberty. Ross is a student at the
school of technology in Providence and will
resume his studies in September.
Chas. Nash of Lynn, Mass, was called
here Tuesday, June 25th, to attend the fun
eral of his sister, Mrs. E. R. Thomas Mrs.
George Knowlton, sister of the deceased, was
unable to be here on account of illness.
Mrs. Carrie E. Pendleton, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Camilla A. Hazeltine for
several weeks, is the guest of Mrs. Charles
B. Hazeltine this week before going to 20
Miller street for the remainder of the sum-
mer
Clyde Holmes, B. II. S. 'O5, left last week
for Northern Maine where he has respon-
sible position with the Great Northern
Paper Company. Mr.. Holmes attended the
forestry school at Bltmore, n c., the past
year.
Mrs George Fl. Tapley, who has been for
the past three weeks the guest of her son
Walter Nj. Tapley, left Saturday for her
home at West Brooksville. She was accom-
| panied by her two grandSOnS, Walter NJ
Tapley, Jr., and George 0. Tapley.-Rock-
land Star.
Miss Inez f. Crawford, accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis, and her lit
tie niece, Janet Crawford of Boston, went
to Belgrade Friday to remain at the Craw-
ford cottage there while Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam c. Crawford attend the teachers con-
venton in Montreal.
Miss Edith F. Dunton arrived by boat
Sunday morning from Madison. Wisconsin,
where she has been employed as stenog-
rapher to one of the Professors of the
University of Wisconsin, and will spend
the sumner with her parents, Hon. and
Mrs. Robert t. Dunton.
Mr. and MIS-. W r. iIoWard arrived by
boat Thursday from West Newton, Mass,
and after being the guests of Miss Annie V,
Field for a short stay will have the Amos
Clement house on John street for the sum-
mer. Their many friends are glad to well
come them back to Belfast.
Miss Frances A. Hinkley and Joseph w.
Grove of Schenectady, n. Y, were married
last Thursday at the home of the bride in
Old Town. Both the young people are
graduates of the University of Maine and
Miss liinkley has been an annual visitor to
Northport for some years.
George U. Hatch, Principal of the Fort
Fairfield High school, made brief visit to
his parents in this city last week on his
way to attend the Commencement at Bow
doin College, from which he graduated in
the class of 1906. He has returned to Fort
Fail field, where he is studying law during
the vacation.
George II. Bemis, the genial and popular
manager of the Great Northern Hotel at
Millinocket, is receiving congratulations
from host Of friends on his marriage re-
Gently to a Wiscasset lady. Under the
| management of mine host Bemis the Great
Northern Hotel has grown to be a great
favorte with the travelling public, and is
enjoying a very liberal patronage.-The
Industrial journal.
Frank b. Condor has completed his
Junior year at Colby College and won the
second prize in the Junior exhibition. He
Was treasurer of the intercollegiate athletic
| association, manager of the track team and
has been elected manager of the base ball
team of 19o7-S. He will spend the summer
in and near Smthfeld
The Folwells of Philadelphia arrived on
the Boston boat last Friday morning and
were taken to their summer home, Isola
Bella. by steamer Castine. Charles Decrow
of this city has been engaged to run their
launch this season. Miss Folwell's sloop
yacht Lotus, which has been cared for dur
ing the winter and got ready for sci lvice by
l. W. Parker, was launched Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Nash, Mr.. and Mrs
E. L. Mathews, Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Morse
and Mrs. Edith Brown of MegunticoOk
Grange, Camden; MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Benner, MIR. and Mrs. Warren b. Gardner
attended Waldo County Pomona Tuesday.
1t met with Tranquility Grange i'll Lincoln
vile. Mrs. Gardner gave ii reading, 1.-THE
Whistling Regiment" with Mrs. Edith