The Republican journal., 1909-07-15
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PERSONAL.

Miss Annie L. Barr returned last Thursday,
from short vacation visit in Massachusetts
Miss Sabina Morey, who has been seriously
i'll several months, was down street last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross L. Stevens of Portland
are spending few weeks with relatives in
Belfast.
Miss Alice A. Hills arrived from Boston last
week to spend two weeks with her sister. Mrs
M. E. Brown.
The family of the late Prof. Hugh Ross
Hatch of Waterville are spending the summer
at Holiday Beach.
Mrs. George Weymouth and Master Keith of
Stockton Springs are visiting MIR. Weymouthis
parents in Morrill,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel j. Potte of Howard
R. l., are spending two weeks vacation with
relatives in this city,
Miss Mabele Paul has arrived home from,
Wellesley Hills, Mass, where she has been
teaching the past year.
Mrs. B. F. Wentworth, of 96 Bartlett street
is spending the summer at LincolnvilIe, Me -
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fast, spent the Fourth with his parents in this.
city.-Ellsworth Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L. Pitcher and little
daughter of Caribou arrived last week for a
visit with Mrs. Hartshorn Pitcher.
Miss Phoebe E. Pendleton, for whom critics.
nave predicted career in grand opera is
spending the summer at her old home in Isles
boro
Mrs. Hall F. Hoxie and little son David F.,
OF Brooklyn, N. " arrived last week for Wis
it with Mrs. Hoxie's parents, Capt. and Mrs
T. D. Barr.
Winston Churchill, the author, is to spend
his summer at Seal Harbor. Mr. Churchill with
his family spent one season at Dark Earbor
few years ago.
Hon. Charles E. Littlefeld has been in Rich
mond, Va, the past week engaged in his impor-
tant duties as master of the famous Virginia
West Virginia debt case
Mr.. and Mrs Pyam L. Gilkey of German
town, Penn, arrived in East Orland last week
and after spending few days with Mrs Gil
keys mother, Mrs. E. E. Pendleton, moved into
their new bungalow
Among the Belfast people who attended the
American Institute Of instruction in Castine
last week were Mrs. Samuel Adams, Misses
Grace Walton, Bertha Bird ana MeIvina Parker
and Mr. and Mrs A J. Knowlton.
Fred A. Shute, who has been the guest of his
brother, Ralph D. Shute, on Waldo avenue, for
several weeks since the death of his mother,
Mrs. Margaret J. Shute, has returned to his
home in San Gabriel, California.
In the Law Court at Portland last week the
Waldo county case of Mather, ct al petitioners,
VS.. Cunningham, ct al, was argued by A. S.
Littlefeld for the petitioners and Dunton &
Morse of Belfast for the respondents
Misses Cora, Janet and Ida Crawford of
Boston, who have been the guests of Mrs. S.
R. Crawford, have returned to their summer
home at Belgrade, accompanied by their father.
W. C. Crawford, who attended the meetings of
the American Institute of Instruction at Castines
last week.
Claude B. Roberts has received an appoint
ment with Stone & Webster Electricians, in
Ponce, Porto Rico and will leave today. This
is the position formerly held by jefferson L.
; Alexander, formerly of Belfast. The best
wishes of his many Belfast friends go with
him.
Frank P Wilson, Esq, arrived last Sunday
morning from New York city to spend the
remainder of the summer, and jesse E Wilson
: of Fort Collins, Colorado, arrived Monday for
S three weeks vacation from business. They
/. are guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs J.
= F. Wilson.
n Little Eugene Leslie, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
= Albert Parsons, has school record that would
be difficult to equal. During his attendance Of
Y three years in grades 3, and he had been
t absent only II days and that on account of the
S quarantine on the house occasioned by the i'll
ness of his sister with diphtheria
!. Holman F. Day has returned to his summer
II home at Indian Rest on the New Meadows
L, from Chicago, where he went to enter d com
plant before the grand jury Of Cook County
q Illinois, against William P, t. Ferguson, editor
h and publisher of the National Prohibitionist
# on the charge that Ferguson in his publication
on the 18th of March, 1909 printed crimina
=. libel against Mr.. Days character Ferguson
- was indicted and his trial vii! soon follow. Mr.
: Day apparently has clear case.
The postoffice inspectors and policemen o.
Washington, D. c., recently raided the China
;, town of the National Capital and arrested 81,
! Cinnamon charged with sending lottery ticket.
through the mails. Postofice Inspector Garter
B. Keene was in charge of the raiding party
and the Washington Evening Star prints hi
portrait, with pictures of one OF the buildings
raided and some of the articles seized and held
IL evidence. Mr.. Keere has been connected witt
y the Postofiice department for some years ant
IL is one of its abiest and most active officials
l. His birthplace and early home was Freedom
"a where his mother now lives.
A very pleasant family party occurred at thu
e home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albra NJ Howes in Lib
d erty July 4th. Following is a list of the visit
h ors: Mr.. and Mrs. Rodolph Sukeforth of w.
n Mr.. Sam Parsons of Searsmont: Mrs May
Turner and children, Alice, Everett and Perc,
: of Liberty; Mr. and Mrs Albert Parsons ans
IS daughters, Florence and Bertha, of Belfast
v Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Parsons and son Everett
e of Montville; Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Turner, ant
Misses Lena and Estelle Howes, who came hom,
for the Fourth. Ice cream, cake, fruit and lem