The Republican journal., 1908-05-28
PERSONAL.

James Alden Merithew is in Belfast for a
short visit from Madison.
Miss Nellie Walker of Lynn, Mass, is the
guest of Miss Carrie E. Gilmore.
Captain and Mrs. Edward R. Cunningham
of Washington, d. c., are in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lowney of Brockton,
Mass. are visiting at the Hayford farm.
Mrs. Anne Canney of Dover is the guest
of Mrs. VIM. M. Randall, Church street
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Fletcher are occupy
ing their cottage at the Battery for the sea-
son.
Miss Maude Holmes who has been studying
shorthand at Miss Pierces school in Boston,
returned Saturday.
Lawrence Snow of New York arrived
Tuesday for visit with his cousin, Mr..
| George A. Leavitt.
The engagement is announced of Ralph
Hayford of this city and Miss May Lambert
of Everett, Mass.
E. K. Merithew. formerly of Belfast,
went to Bangor by Sunday mornings boat
for steady employment.
| Harold S. Mcintosh of Worcester, Mass.
is spending few days with friends and
relatives in East Belfast.
The Dodworths are delayed in coming to
Northport for the season by the illness of
Mr.. Dodworth. He has appendicitis and is
| in a hospital
Mrs. Henry H. Hilton ami family of Chi
cago arrived Wednesday for visit with
Mrs. 1liltons parents, Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Sibley.
Mrs. c. II. Forbes has returned from
Fairfield, Waterville, Augusta and Hal
lowell, where she had been visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Sarah NJ. Wight has gone to Boston
for visit of week or ten lays aud Mrs
Leslie c. Follett is supplying her place as
bookkeeper at Swift & Pauls.
Mr.. Seth NJ. Conant, formerly of Belfast.
but now of Worcester, Mass, arrived on
| Tuesday mornings boat for short vaca-
tion with his mother and friends.
| Wilmer J. Dorman and VIM HOFFMAN
went to Rockland Monday afternoon in Mr.
Kotman's auto, to take degree that even
ing in the Rockland Lodge OF Elks
The many friends in town of Miss Mari
edna Smell will regret to learn of the recent
| death of her aunt, Miss Smell, founder of
Smell Seminary, Berkeley, California
| John F. Smalley of this city, who had
been for some time in the insane asylum at
| Augusta, is now in Nashua, n. H., the
guest of his brother, Sherborne Smalley.
Belfast friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Cuddy will be very sorry to learn of the
serious illness with pneumonia of their lit
tie son Norman at their WinterpoIt home.
Mr.. A c. Tisdale and family, who have
been occupying one of the rents in Mrs A.
A. Smalps house on Miller street. have mov-
ed into the c. f. McIntire house on Church
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevens have been
called home from Bangor by the serious ILL
ness of Mr.. Stevens mother, Mrs Olive
Stevens, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
l. Stevens. Northport.
Ralph Riggs Coombs arrived by TUESDAYS
| boat after an absence of three years in
| Washington, d. c. and Boston, for a visit
| Will LIS pdi eHIS, MI anu hIS. oOTudn w.
| CoombS, 27 Northport avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs James CoombS and family,
who spent the summer in Manchester, Mass,
have returned to their home on Swan Lake
avenue Their son Theodore, wife and little
| daughter, arrived this week from MasSachu-
sets and will spend the summer here on ac-
count of Mr.. Coombs' health
The many Belfast friends of Miss Ellen
| D. Townsend will extend sympathy to her
in the death of her father, in New Haven,
Conn, May 10th, aged II years Miss
| Townsend left her school duties to be with
him in his illness, but has returned to her
| school in Norwalk, Conn.
| Last Monday a party of twenty banking
men left Chicago for trip to the Pacific
coast as the guests of an investment COM
pany. They will travel in a private car
and will visit all the leading cities on the
coast, including Portland, o., and Seattle.
Harold L. Sbley, representing the Chicago
| Savings Bank and Trust Company, is a
member of the party.