The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-08-22

oach hsohVIiie, RIA, VINO nave been at the
Samoset, Rockland, are at Mrs. C. NJ. .Craig's
IA High street, for few weeks.
Frank W. Twombly, accompanied by Mil
ton ST. Clair, arrived from Beverly, Mass.
last Sunday morning to spend two weeks at
the formers home Oh Court street.
Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Robbins, daughter
Mafgaret and Miss Madge Ashwortb of
Chelmsford, Mass, are spending two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Ellis in East Bel
fast
Misses Nina and Florence Shute and their
brother Leon, who have been visiting their
parents, Capt and Mrs. -. L. Shute, have re-
turned to Watham, Mass. where they are
employed.
Charles Smith of Thor1dke was in Angus
Ia thursday on his return home from Mount
vernon, where he delivered lecture before
the Mount Vernon Grange the previous
evenlng'-Rennebec journal.
Geo. w. Burkett of Somerville, Mass, has
been the guest of his dat ghter, Mrs Thos. f.
ohea, at the Shea cottage on the North Shore,
Northport. Mrs. Burkett, who has been here
Tor some time, recently returned from visit
in Camden.
Rev. Edward r. ThoIndike of Pittsburg.
Mass, who delivered the centennial grafton
at DlXmont, was sc lum" of DR.. S. W.
Johnson OF this city, no was one of the
invited guests. Mr.. Thorndike is A native
of Dixmont
MIR. and Mrs. L. c. Pierce, who had been
IN Belfast for some weeks, left for their
home in Chicago Monday and were accom-
panied by Mr.. George q. Pierce, who will
remain in the west for an indefinite time.
closing his house here
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph W. Wheeler and son.
charles L. Sleeper of Boston, are guests of
MIS-. Wheeler's sister, Miss Maude X. Rus
| sell, Congress street Mr.. Wheeler is the
well known song writer and musician and
his wife is a fine musician.
George Page of Belfast was in the citv
TUESDAY on his way home from S0uth
| Dakota, where he was mustered out of this,
service as a member of the Sixth cavalry.
where ne has served in Troop d for six
years.-Waterville Sentinel
| Mrs. Tyler II. Bird and children Nichols.
| Frances, and Katherine, who have been
visiting MIR. and Mrs. D. n Bird, Congress
Street, returned to Rockland Monday, Mrs.
u. n. Bird accompanied them, and will be
the guest of her sister, Miss Mary Tyler
Editor W. 0. Fuller, Jr., of the Rockland
Courler-Gazette is at home again from an
eight weeks automobile tour of Europe
and though his writing wrist was sprained
| by an automobile accident in England he is
now giving his readers some very bright
and interesting articles on his trip.
Rev. and Mrs. George S. Mills, who spent
their vacation here at The Battery. left last
F., Saturday, Mrs Mills and her daughter Alice
going TO calais to visit her father and Nj
Mills and son Charles to Limerick to visit
his father Mr.. Mills will return to Benn
lngton, VT, in time to occupy spu}pft next
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George y Leavitt have AS
guests Mrs. Leavitt's sister, Miss Cora A.
EameS of Boston, their son William F.
Leavitt and Miss Evelyn Hayes of Augusta.
Mr. Bert Anderson of Monmouth, and Mr..
and Mrs Robert Gourley and two children
OF Lowell, Mass, who have been touring
! Canada.
The friends of George L. Hatch of this
city, late principal of Fort Fairfield High
school, will be Interested to learn that
he has accepted Il position in a bows
| private school in Cincinnati, o. He will
teach Greek and some ot her branches
and Will also coach the athletic team lie
expects to enter upon his duties in Cinein-
natl early in September.
Col. Isaac B. Rich of Boston, who is spend-
ing the summer at South Orrngton invited
a party of about forty residents to be his
guests on trip down the river last Thurs
day. They took the train to Bucksport
and then the RocklaDd to Camden and re-
turned on her regular trip. This gave them
an hour to look over Bucksport and call on
friends before the train left for South Or
rington. They report delightful day and
gave Mr. Rich a vote of thanks for his kind
ness.
Miss Marguerite ID. Pilsbury returned
Monday night from house party at And
over, Maine, entertained by MI ana Mrs.
John F. Talbot. The other guests we're
Miss Edith N. Aiken of Brewer, Miss
Bertha w. Graves of New Britain, Conn.
Miss Florence F. Talbot of New Haven,
Conn.,, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Elwin Talbot of
Cumberland, William F. Schoppe of West
Auburn, Fred w. Talbot of Cascadas,
Panama, and Richard F. Talbot of And
| over.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Is. Potte entertained Il
family gathering of nephews and nteces,
Thursday evening, Aug 18th, at the farm
home in Lincolnvile of their aunt, Mrs.
Julia A. Nichols. 1t was her S3d birthday.
Among the guests were Mrs. Ada Moves of
Portland, Oregon, Mrs. Ola Brock au.i
Walter Pike of Boston, and Ella Pottle of
Medheld, Mass. Mrs. Nichols was present.
ed with a birthday cake made by her
youngest niece. Ice cream and cake we're
served and very pleasant evening spent
The "Peek-a-boo" party in the pavilion
at the willows last evening, under the
auspices of the Juniper Improvement
Society, proved ii huge success, and the
| treasury of the association viii be swelled
materially from the net proceeds Over 200
assembled to play whist from 80 to 9p. M,
and at the conclusion, the following prize
winners We're announced First, Miss
Gertrude Leavitt; second, Mrs. g. o. Bail
ey; third, Mrs. Paul Batcheder; fourth,
Miss E. r. VanDyke The mems prizes
| were won as follows: First Philip BalkV.