The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-06-18
PERSONAL.

Miss Edith Gillum returned Wednesday
from visit to Boston.
Miss Irene Shaw returned Tuesday from
visit with friends in Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Hall went to Boston
Monday for visit with friends.
Lewis Barker, ESQ.,, of Bangor was in
Northpors last Thursday on business.
VIM. Il. Quimby returned last Saturday
from business trip to Minneapolis, MINI.
Mrs j. W. Raleigh and Mrs. Arthur Raj
eigh of Lynn, Mass, are visiting friends in
this city for few weeks
John W. Sleeper of Boston, who was call
ed to Belfast by the the death CT Joseph W.
Wheeler, returned on Mondays boat.
rs.A. W.Keating arrived from Bangor on
tuesdays boat for few days in town be-
fore going to Northport for the season.
Leon Beckwith of Auburn, Me-, spent
last Saturday and Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Beckwith, of Citypoint.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Written are attend
ing the Kent's Hills commencement. Their
daughter, Miss Alice l. Whitten, is one of
the graduates.
Mrs. Dora c. Owens, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Sallie E. Casey, recent gradu-
ate OF the Worcester City Hospital, is on a
visit to Belfast.
Mrs. Welch and son of Sharon, VT, were
in this city the first of the week. They came
to attend the Day-Peavey wedding in Swan
vile last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Larsen and son
Karl of Bangor have been visiting Mrs,
Larsen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Davis, East Belfast
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Piper of Roekland
are spending few days in town the guests
OF Mrs. Piper's sister, Mrs. BENJAMIN B.
Gardiner, on Church street.
MIR. and Mrs. Roscoe W. Cunningham left
| Wednesday for Portland, where Mrs Cum
ningham will enter the Maine General Hos
pital for an operation for appendicitis
| Miss Abbe Doak, Miss Louise Read and
Marthon Doak went to Rocka Tuesday
! to attend the Rockland High School COM
mencement bail, which took place last even
ing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Mixer of Camden
were in this city the first of the week on
| their way to Penobscot, Mr.. Mixers former
home. They will return this, Thursday,
morning.
Congressman Edwin c. Burleigh and a
party were in Waterville Monday and Mr..
Burleigh bought REQ touring car from the
Waterville Motor Company. He drove the
car to Augusta in the afternoon.
Miss Louise w. Richards returned from
Pennington Normal School where she
teaches, last week. She was accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Annie Richards, who
had been her guest for several weeks.
| Dr. George F. Eames of Boston is expect
ed in about two weeks, and will open his at
tractive summer home at Murphy's Point
| for the season. Dr. Eames will bring his
new touring car for use about town.
| Miss NJ. Alice Pitcher, who graduated
from the Eastern State Normal School this
term, returned to her home in Northport
last week. She was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Belle, who went over to Castne
| for the commencement.
night from Chicago to spend the summer at
their handsome summer home on the south
Shore, Northport. She WAS accompanied
| by Misses Ruth Cobe and Ruth Parsons of
Chicago who will be guests during the sea-
son. Bohemia was opened Monday by Mrs.
| Cobe's aunt, Mrs. n. c. Partridge and her
son Harry of Standpoint.
Mrs. Eta Savery and Mrs. Mary Ross at
tended the State meetings of the e. A. Il.
IN Auburn last week. Mrs. Savery went as
a member of the Council of Administration
and Mrs. Ross as president of the Thomas
ii. Marshall Circle of Belfast. Another
member of the local Circle, Mrs Ellen
Richardson, was present She is now liv-
ing in Auburn and is a past president of
Thomas II. Marshall Circle
Sundays Boston Globe contained an ex-
cellent cut of Miss Katherine C. Quimby as
one of the stars of the New England Con-
servatory pupils recital in Jordan Hall,
Boston, June 18th. Miss Quimby sang
Coquard's "liai luli," which she rendered
so we'll at the meeting of the Parlor Musi-
cal Society here this spring. Miss Quimby
leaves Boston this week for Lexington,
Kentucky, where she will be the guest of
her friend, Miss Sue Smith
Mrs. George Ii. Eames of Tacoma, Wash
| ington, was a passenger on Mondays boat
from Searsport to Boston, Ell route for her
home after visit with her father in Sears
port She was greeted on the wharf by
number of Belfast relatives, including Mrs.
George A. Leavitt and Mrs. George 0.
Holmes and family, some of whom had at
tended the family gathering at the old home
stead in Searsport the day before in honor
of her departure, and of her father, Jacob
Hartshorn Eames, who passed his Goth
birthday last March.
Belfast people will be interested to learn
that invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Florence Collins Porter, formerly of Carl
bou, now of Pasadena, Cal, to attend the
wedding of her daughter, Miss Florence
Spaulding, and Willis Norton Blood, on
Wednesday evening, June oath, at o'clock.
This Will be home wedding at Mrs. Por-
ter's pretty home at 114l Fair Oaks avenue,
South Pasadena, Calf. Mrs. Porter and