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

Mrs. Maria Smith is in Prospect for a
short stay.
Mrs. E. S. Pitcher and daughter Gladys
are visiting friends at Round Pond.
Maine.
Horace Grant has gone to Brockton,
Mass, where he has employment in a shoe
factory.
Mrs. F. G. Gay anG family of New York
arrived last week to visit her mother, Mrs.
Relief S. Brier.
| Miss j. A. Palmer of Chelmsford, Mass.
is visiting Mrs Frank Miller at No. 60 Con-
| gress street.
Rev. D. L. Wilson is spending part OF his
vacation with friends in Aroostook. He is
accompanied by his little son, Cuthbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Leavitt, family
and guests, are at the Leavitt cottage, at
Northport Camper ound, for a short stay,
Mrs. Annie L. Nc Keen of Waltham, Mass,
arrived last week and is the guest of her
brother, Henry c. Burgess, in East Belfast.
| Mrs. Henry d. D amet and daughter, Miss
Mary-L Louise, who lad spent week or two
| in Belfast, went tC Castine Saturday for a
short stay.
Miss Gertrude D., daughter of Mr. and
| Mrs Ii. NJ. ST. Clair of Beverly, Mass is
the guest of Miss Sue NJ. Partridge a. s
/ Court street.
Congressman Burleigh has recommended
! the appointment Of Ellery W. Wentworth
! as postmaster at Winthrop in place Of
! Elliott Wood, deceased
| Miss Z. Louise Pitcher returned to Bos.
ton last Saturday after spending two weeks
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Lewis Pitcher in Northport.
| Miss Marguerite D. Pilsbury leaves today
for Andover to join party of young people
who are to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. Talbot for week.
Rev. John W. Hatch, presiding elder of
| the Bangor district, East Maine Conference
has been visiting his old home in Maysyile,
now part of Presque Isle
Ross Brier, an emplOye of the New Eng
land Telephone and Telegraph company,
has returned to Waterville, after visiting
his father and friends in Belfast.
|
rived last week from Mattapan, Mass, and
are the guests of Mrs. Stevens parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard F. Mason.
Mrs. Amos Bailey and son Osgood of
| Lynn, Mass, are the guests of Mrs. Bailey's
mother and aunt, Mrs. Joseph Osgood and
Miss Resina Hanson, East Belfast.
Albert w. Stevens, U. of NJ. 'O7, was in
town TupSuaV. He is pmOjOVp6 ar IslabOrC
on the naphtha boat owned by the Russell
family of Florida. Bangor Commercial.
Dana Lawrence and sons Robert and
Leonard have returned to their home il
Greenwich, r. l., after visit of d few days
with Rev William Vaughan and family.
Senator and Mrs. Eugene Hale are the
guests of the Rev. DR.. Roderch Terry al
Newport Eugene Hale, IT., married Miss
Terry, daughter OF the distinguished divine.
Miss Edith &. FoIwell of PhIadelphia
who is spending the season at the Folweu
summer home at lsola BELLA, was the guest,
last Friday anu Saturday, of Miss VI. Helen
Bird.
Hosea W. Rhoades is at home from Lee,
Me, for vacation of one month lie has
been supplying the Baptist pulpit in Les
several months, and is now engaged as pas
tor for a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Wildes of SOM
erville, Mass, are guests of Mrs. Wildes'
nephew, Harry p. Bagley, and family in
Auburn, Me. They expect to be il Belfast
in about ten days
Miss Myrtle llerrck, who has been spend
ing her vacation with relatives in Belfast
and Northport, returned by Sundays boat
to Roekland, where she is bookkseper in
A. j. Bird Il Co.'S store.
Mrs Ralph Cross johnson was mentioned
in Bar Harbor dispatches last week as one
of those to drive to Seal Harbor to attend
| the reception given by Rear Admiral and
! Mrs A. S. Crowninshield at The Anchorage,
their summer villa
Benjamin P. Hazetine of Wheeling, West
Va, Reginald Hazeltine of Boston and
Walter Hadley of McKeysp0rt, Pa, arrived
| by Friday mornings boat to be the guests
of Mrs. Camilla A. Hazeltine in Belfast anG
! at Porcupine Lodge, Pitchers Pond.
Mrs. Essie P. Carrie, her mother, Mrs.
Sarah E. Pierce, and her sister, Miss Mary
Pierce of Boston, are spending the month Oh
August at the Battery. They are now at
the Pitcher cottage for two weeks and will
then occupy the Pottle cottage for the re-
mainder of the month.
Mrs. Charles Richards and daughter,
Miss Louise w. Richards, and Miss Nellie
Hopkins left Friday for lslesboro, where
they will be joined by Massachusetts rela-
tives and spend the month of August in a
cottage at Ryder's Cove
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T. Marshall of New York
City arrived by last Saturday evenings
train and have rooms at the Marshall house,
6S Church street. Their son. senior liza
Columbia college, is spending his vacation
on ranch in New Mexico with college
chum.
Rev. and Mrs. r. B. Mathews and family
arrived in Rockland July 30th from ELS
worth to make short visit with Mr..
Mathews brother, Fred W." Mathews, at
the Narragansett before going to Newcastle
and Damariscotta, where they will spend
their vacation