The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-08-26
NUMBER "a
PERSONAL.

| VI MISS Louise HaZeltine,
Miss Erma Tuttle of Dorchester. Mass !.
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Sherman smalley of Chelsea, Mass, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. W. W. Carter.
Charles CARL of Bloomfield, N. j., arrived
recently to visit Mrs. Charles Baker.
Miss Mary A. Prentiss of Bangor sner+ s,,
day with Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Premise
MRS. "A. b. Meade of Natick, Mass. is visit.
lung relatives in this city and Prospect
harry r. Goodale and family of Bucksnor+
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. GoodaIe
MRS .. L. and Miss Elizabeth Gray of Nashua
N. h. are spending the season in Belfast
Mr' and Mrs. J. M. Arnold of Augusta arc
'ne guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph B. Herrick
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Downs of Rris+o1 Cow.
are visiting Capt. and Mrs. Henry 7 Ch.n1o.
MISS Lillian Ames of Bucksport arrived Sat
urday to visit Miss Grace H. Hall on Congress-
street. Cos
mr. and Mrs. G. P. Herrick of Augusta were
lhe weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs
Herrick. -' d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hunt Of Newport arrived
saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Cooper. 0'0
Leon l. Leader of Brattleboro. VT arrived
tuesday to visit Mrs. w. F. Langiu and sor
George C. ''"'
MRS. Albert Roberts of somerville Mass
arrived Monday to visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Cook. anu
MIS- w. u. Preston was in Bucksport Monday
calling on friends and left for Banoor or +h.
evening train '-e
Mrs. Amanda Cunningham is visiting ber
niece Mrs. George Grubey, at her COTTAGE at
Prospect Ferry.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wadsworth and child ar.
rived Wednesday from GreenyiIle to visit in
Belfast and vicinity.
MISS Frances Weeks of Dorchester Mass
arrived Tuesday and is the guest of Miss
Elizabeth A. Kelley.
Mr.. W. S. Richardson and dauohte. A1io, 80
Newark, N. j., are guests of Mr.. E. A Jones
at the Windsor Hotel
MIS- u. r. stephenson, son Milton and daupb.
ter Geneva, are visiting her sister. Mrs. PapIina
Duncan, in Thomaston.
Miss Amy E. Stoddard has been ac,ino, .s
organlst in the Unitarian Church in rsstino
Sundays during August.
Mrs B. B. Greenlaw and Miss Carrie M
1reenlaw left Wednesday to visit in Pittsfe]d
N. H., and later in Lowell, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman NJ. Wood and daugb-
ters, Evelyn M. and Bertha, left Tuesday morn.
ing for their new home in Bath.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred v Cottreu are At +ba;,
cottage at Shore Acresfor the week. DIR. Charles
+. Bean of Boston is their guest
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mcdonald of Nasbua
~ H., who have been visiting in Belfast and
vicinity left for home last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker and danob.,u
Ruth of Brockton, Mass, were recent guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Waterman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick E. Ryder of Maiden
Mass are visiting Mrs. ]. W. Ryder Mr. R
is manager of the Ashley Rubber Co.
Charles H. Brier arrived from BrookIvn N
Y, Monday and is visiting at the home of Mr.
R. X. Patterson on Northport avenue
Mrs. Jennie BrunnelI, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Samuel Adams, returned to her
home in Dorchester, Mass, last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howard and daughter
Ethel have returned to Caribou after a tu,o
weeks visit with Mrs, Thomas F. Logan.
Miss Hazel Luce of Montville visited her
brother, Frank Luce and Miss Ola Heal last
week. They accompanied her home last Sun
day.
Mrs. Howard Higgins and Miss Alice Hig-
gins of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Mrs L. G. Coombs
of Globe, Arizona, are visiting Mrs Laurette
B. Sleeper.
Mrs. 0. H. Smith and Miss Agnes Smith
have returned to their home in Cambridge.
Mass, after a visit with Hon and Mrs. Will
liam B. Swan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Van Dy Ike of Newark,
N. j.. arrived recently to visit Mr. and Mrs. f.
A Jones. Mrs. Van Dyke was formerly Miss
| Clara Richardson.
Miss Myrtle Pendleton, for several years one
of the matrons at Good viii Farm in Hincklev,
is spending her vacation with relatives in
Belfast and Islesboro.
DR.. and Mrs F. A Davis Arnold Boardman
/ A~A'iS e'iiu piioS VI boSlOI, arrived TUESDAY
and were guests of Mrs Caro- B and John B.
stickney. They came in their auto, stopping
at Wells, Bath and the Samoset en- route,
Charles E. Knowlton and John sanborn who
left here last week in Mr. knowlton's touring
car on a fishing trip, were at Grand Lake
stream Washington county, last week They
arrived in Bangor Tuesday to attend the fair.
Prof E. L. Converse of Amherst. N. H.. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome F. Hanshue.
He has been professor of science and mathe-
matics in Virginia Institute but will enter the
Newton Theological Institute this fall to study
for the Baptist ministry.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Schoppe left by.
Wednesdays boat for Boston en- route to
Kingston, R. l., where they will spend few
days. They will be the guests OF Prof and
Mrs. William D. Hurd in Amherst Mass, over
Sunday, leaving there Monday for Ithica and
Niagara Falls, en- route for Bozeman, Montana
They were the recipients of many social atten-.
tions before their departure for their new home.
| in the West.