The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-08-27
Personal.

Miss Maria Tibbetts of Rockport is the
guest of Mrs. A. A. HOwes at the latter's
cottage on the North Shore, Northport.
Mrs. Anna Phipps of California is the
guest Of her uncle, William Pillsbury, in
East Northport
Miss Isabel Smalley has returned from an
extended visit with her sister, Mrs. E. S
Philbr0ok, in Sanford.
Miss Mary Smelzer of Geneva, N. Y.
who has spent two weeks in Belfast and
Castine, returns home Friday.
That Capt. Ansel Wadsworth is gaining
from recent severe illness will be pleasing
news to his many friends in Waldo county.
Vernon S. Ames of North Haven,
graduate of Colby, '04, has accepted the po-
sitOn of principal of the Rockport High
school.
Carl Fl. Stevens returned to Portland last
week after short vacation spent with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l. Stevens, in
Northport.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Beaton recently of
Stockton Springs are now located at
Feyler's Corner, Waldoboro, Mrs. Beaton's
former home.
Mrs. George A. Mathews of Thomaston
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Clifford, Northport avenue, for a few
days last week.
Mrs. George Reynolds and little daughter
Toth 90, = l,,k
day after visit with Mrs. Reynolds sister,
Mrs. E. L. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Thompson, after
spending a few weeks in this city, Mr.
Thompson's former home, left last week
for their home in Fort Collins, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph b. Pendleton and
two children of Boston are spending their
vacation with Mr.. Pendleton's father, Capt.
Ephraim E. Pendleton, in East Orland.
Mrs. L. K. Eaton of Lexington, Mass,
Mrs. c. A. Knowlton of Maiden, Mass, and
Miss M. j. Bacon of Cambridge, Mass, are
guests of Mrs. C. Y. Cottrell at her home in
East Belfast.
Commander Woodbury. K. Dana of the
Department of Maine G. A. r., was the
guest over last Thursday night of Colonel
j. L. Merrick in Waterville on his way
home from attending the reunion OF the 10th
Maine at Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Doak and little
daughters Hazel and Elizabeth spent the
week-e as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Mol OF ho too ho
North Shore, Northport.
Miss Isabel Rice, who has been the guest
of Hon. and Mrs. K. f. Dunton for two
weeks, and who was bridespaid at the
Cool = Dunton wedding yesterday, leaves
Friday for her home in Geneva, n. Y.
In write-up of recent Y. NJ. c. A. fair
and entertainment in Rockport the Courier
Gazette says of a Belfast boy: Gross E.
Patterson, who is skilled banjoist, favor
ed the company with very fine selection" !"
Benjamin H. Nichols of Woburn, Mass,
who had been visiting friends at Searsport
and other towns in the State, arrived in
Bucksport last Thursday to spend few
days with his friends, Joseph and Eldridge
Atwood, at Mrs. Lucy Temples on First
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Neal and little daugh-
ter, who have been visiting her relatives in
Northport, have gone to California to take
up their residence. They We're accompanied
by Cyrus Knowlton, Mrs. Meals brother,
who expects to remain in California for
some time.
The City of Dubuque, Iowa, is observing
it's 10Th anniversary with Home Coming
week, Aug. oath to 29th, as we are Informed
by a neat folder received from John Deery,
ESQ, a former resident of Machias and
Belfast, who took Horace Greeley's advice
and has prospered in the west
Mr. and Mrs Thomas E. Shea, who spent
the summer at their cottage, Ferndale, on
the North Shore, Northport, left Monday
for New York to open their theatrical sea-
son. Their first engagement is at ROches-
ter, n. Y. The best wishes of their many
Belfast friends will attend them.
Mrs. Frank L. Brier and daughter Flor
ence, who have been guests of Mrs Harvey
S. Cunningham for several weeks, left last
Saturday for their home in Boston. They
were joined in Portland by Mrs. Cunning
hams daughter, Rena E., who will visit in
Roxbury and Boston.
Henry Eager, son OF VIM. Eager of San
Antonio, Texas, is a guest in town of his
relatives, John E. Goldman and Mrs. Henry
L. Alden. Mr.. Eager is descendant OF
one of the earliest families that settled in
street was the residence Of his grandfather
Charles Austin Eager.-Camden Herald.
Thomas Winters, aged 80, was brough
from Unity to the home of his son, Ii. T
Winters, in this city Friday, suffering from
the effects of ii paralytic shock. Mr.. Win
ters makes his home with his son here ant
has been visiting at his old nome in Unity
! Last Monday he was attacked by the shock
which affected his right side. lie improved
| somewhat and yesterday was able to return
| here and it is hoped that he may ultimatel.
| recover fully -Materville Sentinel.
Robert Davis returned to Camden Thurs
day from Northport, where on Wedresda.
he attended the reunion of the Drink wate
family. MIR. Davis, who is 81 years old, en-
jOyed the distinction of being the Oldes
living representative of the family, and az
such received much attention at the festi
vities. In spite of years he is still active
both in mind and body. He takes lone
walks daily, and keeps himself well inform
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