The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-08-20
PERSONAL.

fercy Poor of Providence, X. l., arrived
last Sunday for visit to his old home.
Miss Abbie Allen returned to Boston last
Saturday after weeks visit with Mrs.
Emma West.
James E. Kelley, ESQ.,, and family Of Bos-
ton are the guests of MIR. and Mrs. John R.
Waterman on Congress street.
Rev. VIM. Vaughan, son Otto and MI.
LieOn of New Y ork made trip to Bangor in
Otto's launch, Efie Knox. last Monday.
Sumner w. Lothrop of East Orange, N.
j. has joined his family here for visit
with his sister, Mrs. F. W. Pote, Church
street.
F. E. Peterson of F. E. Peterson & Co.,
grocers, Rockland, Mass, arrived Tuesday
and will spend two weeks in Belfast and
Searsport.
Leon Beckwith, who is employed in the
Elm Hotel, Auburn, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Beck with, at
CitypOint.
Mrs Willard S. Roberts of Reading, Mass,
a summer resident of the North Shore,
Northport, visited her former home in Rock
land Old Home week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Griffin of Somerville,
Mass, who have been the guests of Mrs.
Charles Baker, are at Northport Camp
ground for short stay.
Mr.. W. R. keene made brief business
trip to Bath this week, Mrs. Keene accom-
panying him as far as Rockland. They re-
turned Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Sara Pierce and daughters, Mrs.
Essie P Carle and Miss NJ. E. Pierce,
returned last Saturday night from a two-
weeks sOjourn in Smithfeld.
II. 7. Field returned Monday from trip
to the Pacific coast and has resumed his
duties in the Belfast Savings Bank. He
was absent about five weeks.
W. n. Brier left for Boston Monday to at
tend the business meeting and banquet of
the statesmen Of Batchelder & Lincoln Co.
Monday at Young's Hotel. He returned
Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Schubert arrived on
the steamer City of Bangor last Saturday
morning from Boston and are the guests of
Mrs. Schubert's mother, Mrs. Lewis, Waldo
avenue
Miss Nellie E. Walker and Miss Cobbett
left Liverpool on the Lusitania last Satur-
| day on the return from their European trip
and will arrive at New York tomorrow,
Friday.
W. F. Langill has been quite sick since
his return from Boston, where he attended
, the Knights of Pythias conventions, but is
on deck again and attending to business at
his job printing Office on Main street.
| Harry Condor has returned to Pittsfeld
| to resume his duties there as assistant post
| master after a two weeks vacation at the
Plummer cottage, Temple Heights. Mrs.
Condor will remain for some time longer.
Mrs. P. E. Cuddy and son Norman return
ed to Winterport this week after a visit
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Amos L. Carleton. They
were accompanied by the Misses Ida and
| Margery Carleton, who will visit in Winter
| port
| Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Wescott of this city
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Millhouse of South
Bend, Ind, who are visiting her mother,
Mrs. J. s. Thombs, Church street, returned
Sunday from an automobile trip to the
! Rangeieys.
| Charles F. WildeS of Somerville Mass, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Palmer,
| Church street, but expects to return to Mass
achusetts the last of this week. Mrs.
! Wildes, who has been the guest of the Palm
ers for some time, will remain until Septem-
ber.
| Chas. F. JOY of Chelsea, Mass, one of the
Z, Elwell party including some Belfast people,
! which visited England, Ireland and Scot
land few years ago is in Oakland, Calf,
to remain until October. He was burned
out in the Chelsea fire.
II. L. Woodcock arrived last week from
| Nassau, n. F., where he spent the winter
aud had very successful season, his paint
! ngs finding d ready sale. He remained
there later than usual, arriving in New
| York the first week in July and spent some
| time there on business before coming east
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Hobbs and two
sons of Brooks, Mrs. Della Frisbee and Mrs.
Nina E. Hobbs of Belfast, Mrs. A. c. Moss
/ man and daughter Miss Ethel Mossman, of
Lisbon Falls, and others, are spending the
week in the Shorey cottages al Nicwa
/ Point, Temple Heights.
| W. F. and C. H. Foster of Burnham and
Pascal Gilmore of Bucksport, of Company
| E. George II. Fisher of Winterport and G.
/ w. Varney of Burnham of Company H.. and
j. H. Sparrow of Thorndike of Company
were among those who attended the Sind
annual reunion of the 10th Maine Regimen
tai Association in Watervile last week.
| Mr.. c. A. Sanford formerly of Belfast,
now of Oakland, Cal, is visiting her father,
S. A. Littefeld, 81 Cedar street. She will
return to her home Sept. 10Th, accompanied
by her father and mother. Mr.. Littlefeld
will sell his nice home at public auction, ,
! August 29th, through the Belfast Real Es-
! tate Co.
| DR.. E. P. Adams of Cincinnati, Ohio made
The Journal a pleasant call last Saturday.
Dr. Adams is the author of a Maine idyl,
"The Verse and Vessel Builder" published
in The journal of Dec. 19, 1907. Jim Web
ster, the shipwright of the poem, is a Cas-
tine man,, father of O. R. Webster of this
city, and has preserved this poem in his
| scrap book together with many compliment