The Republican journal., 1909-07-01
PERSONAL.

Miss Harriet N. Millett has gone to Leeds
for visit with relatives.
Miss Edith L. Strout is at home from Port
land, where she teaches.
Mrs. Margaret Brock is making short visit
with relatives in this CITY,
Walter L. Healey spent few days the past
week with relatives in Vinalhaven.
Capt. and Mrs. A. E. Clark are at their cot
tage at Temple Heights for the season.
Fields S. Pendleton of New York was in Bel
fast and Islesboro last week on business
Miss Marie L. Logan returned to Boston
Monday after spending week in this city.
DR.. J. W. Grindle and family of New York ar
rived at Castine June oath and are at their cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Relph Upper have returned
from visit to ksonville.-Brunswick, Ga,
Daily News.
Willard A. Johnson and family have arrived
their home.
Fred 7. Chase went to Boston this week to
attend the reunion and dinner of the Chace-
Chase family.
Mrs. Jacob Eames, who has been the guest of
Mrs. Arthur W. Morse, returned to her home
in Stockton, Wednesday.
Mrs. Tom E. Hacker left Saturday to return
to her home in Fort Fairfield after visit with
her sister, Mrs. D. L. Wilson.
Mrs. Henry Hoyt Hilton and children of
Chicago are visiting in Tewksbury, Mass, and
will come to Belfast July 22nd.
Hon. and Mrs. Fred S. Walls of Vinalhaven
spent last week at their cottage at Northport
aud will return later for the season.
Miss Clara R. Steward and Miss M. D. Pills.
bury returned Monday from brief visit with
Miss Blanche Bowden in Rockport,
W. L. Cargill of Liberty attended the 44th
annual convention of the Maine Dental society
at Peaks Island, Portland, last week.
Hon. Arthur I. Brown, Secretary of State, ar
rived from Augusta by last Friday evenings
train to spend few days at his home in this
city.
c. H. Black of Chelsea, Mass, is visiting in
Swanville, his former home, and naturally finds
many changes since he left there thirty odd
years ago.
Mrs. A. B. Worthen of Lexington, Mass, re-
turned by Mondays boat after a brief visit
with Mrs. Worthen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Amasa Heal.
John Mclaughlin of Castine, veteran of
Co. G, LIST Maine heavy artillery, celebrated
his 91st birthday June Oath with gathering of
his old comrades.
Misses Ethola W. Frost, Edith NJ Davidson
and Gladys Pitcher arrived Friday from the
New England Conservatory of Music, Boston,
to spend their vacations at home
Rev. A A. Smith and Horace Chenery re-
turned last week from ten days trip through
the Allegash region where they fished to their
hearts content and had very enjoyable out
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Swan, Miss Swan and
Fred Swan of Bangor are at their summer
home in Northport for the season. They have
long been annual visitors at Northport- rt--Ban-
gor News.
Miss Mary A Bickford arrived home last
Thursday She spent the winter in Brooklyn,
N. Y, with her niece, Mrs. Harvey Self, and on
her return spent some days in Boston with her
brother Walter.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward R. Estabrooks returned
by last Thursday evenings train from Kineo
where they attended the meeting of the Maine
Sportsmen. Mr., E. brought home several
Moosehead lake trout.
Mrs. Betsey Bassick, one of Prospects
smart old ladies', who has just passed her s7th
birthday, whose fingers are not as nimble or
eyes as bright as when young woman, has
just completed a quilt of pieced patchwork
containing 1000 separate pieces.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Cummings of New York
are the guests of Capt. and Mrs. A. C. Batchel-
der at Saturday Cove. Mr.. Cummings was
postmaster and in trade at Saturday Cove for
a number of years, but since his removal to
New York has made only occasional visits to
Maine.
Mrs. E. o. Patterson from Charleston, S. c.,
and her son Ross are visiting in Rockport,
guests of Mrs. Pattersons sister, Mrs. Carrie
Ross Mr.. Ross Patterson graduated last
month from the Drexel Institute, Philadelphia.
Miss Irma Wood of Philadelphia is also guest
of Mrs. Ross.
Mr.. Alfred johnson is cruising in his sloop
yacht Marietta, visiting the ports of Bristol,
Fall River, Newport and Vineyard Haven, and
will return to New London for the Harvard
Yale race. Souvenir postcards received from
him, mailed at Nantucket, show Nantucket har-
Dor and the Nantucket historical collections.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur w. Morse entertained
party of friends at the Fahy cottage Satur-
day and Sunday. The guests from out of
town were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Blackington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hahn, Mr.. Edward Swift, all of Warren
and Mr.. and Mrs. Swift of Searsport, Mr.. Nell
Parker and daughter Millie and Miss Grace
Packard of this city.