The Republican journal., 1910-08-25
PERSONAL.

| Week.
M. S. Stiles, Esq, of Jackson was in the citv
last Saturday on business
Misses Alice and Hattie Aborn of Rockport
are visiting relatives in Belfast.
Miss Inez Dickinson of Lynn, Mass, arrived
last week to visit Miss Jessie M. Spofford.
Norman Read of Portland spent the week.
end with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Read.
Miss Clara Bursch of Hyde, Park, Mass, is
the guest of Miss Bernice G. Rogers. in East
Belfast
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Watts of Buffalo, N.
Y, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W.
Lothrop.
Miss Nellie Walker of Lynn, Mass, is visit
ing Miss Carrie E. Gilmore for the remainder
of August.
Mrs. H. A. Adams of Cambridge, Mass. is
visiting her brother, Mr.. F. NJ Patterson, in
East Belfast
Rev. Gilbert E. Edgett of Calais arrived last
week to visit Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer 7. Rankin,
East Belfast
Mrs. Augusta Farnham returned last week
from two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Carley in Bucksport
Mrs. A. A. Wiswell and grandson Eugene
Monohon of Ellsworth are spending few
days in Belfast and vicinity
Mrs. Mary E. Welton of Worcester, Mass, a
contralto soloist of note, was the guest of Mr..
! U p,,Jo
Miss Anne Sargent of North Andover, Mass,
returned home last Saturday from visit with
Miss Bernice G. Rogers, East Belfast.
Edwin Jenkins of Monroe, secretary of the
Waldo and Penobscot Agricultural Society, was
business caller in Belfast last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Palmer, who had spent
some weeks at Northport campground, re-
turned to their home in Monroe last Friday.
Lawrence Fales returned to Westboro, Mass,
last Friday after short visit with relatives in
this city. His son Curtis remained for longer
visit.
Miss Florence Kimball is visiting her sister,
Lester Adams in Lynn and relatives in Wake
field before returning home.
Mrs. Ferdinand Gibson and Miss Vesta Whit
ten of Fairfield were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene R. Conner at their home in Bel
fast and at their cottage at Northport.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Leavitt have return
ed from visits in Clinton and Augusta. They
were accompanied home by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Leavitt of Augusta for short visit.
Mrs. Katherine and Miss June K Hills ar
rived last week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
E. Brown. Mrs. Hills returned to Boston last
Friday and Miss Hills remained for longer
visit.
Mrs. Carrie Ross of Rockport was taken to
! the Knox General Hospital, Rockland last
week where she underwent serious operation.
At this writing she is reported to be comfort
able.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Emery went up-river on
the Boston boat last Thursday morning and
were met in Bangor by their touring car, in
which they went to Hancock Point to spend a
few days.
Mrs. A. B. Hubbard of Jacksonville, Florida
daughter of Senator and Mrs. James P. Talia-
ferro, has joined the family for the remainder
of the season at the Pitcher house on North
port avenue.
Miss Louisa H. Ferguson will leave the last
of the week for the Boston and New York
millinery openings. She will visit en- route
Mrs. Lowell Stearns of Fitchburg and friends
in East Hampton, Mass.
Mr.. James Burns returned to his home ir
Chicago last week. Mrs. Burns and Miss Sara
Russ accompanied him to Boston, returning to
Belfast last Monday for longer visit with
their parents, Mr.. nd Mrs. Robert Russ, Bell
street.
Miss Nancy Bailey is spending the summer
in Manchester, Maine, near Lake Cobbosse'
contee, with her co usin, Mrs. Scribner. Later
she will be joined by her nieces, Mrs. F. j
Rigby of Rumford, Maine, and Mabel Bailey
Cushman of Boston.
Miss Lillian Spinney of Belfast had charge
of the children from Dover and Foxcroft il
the Piscataquis Valley Campmeetng from
August 18th to the 21st. Miss Spinney wor
the hearts of the little ones and the meeting:
Miss Margaret S. Mitchell left last Sunda,
for her home in New York after weeks visi
with her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Stewart
and other relatives in Belfast and Northport
Miss Mitchell will continue the study of voic,
culture, in which she was engaged for nearl,
two years in Paris, France.
Mr.. C. C. Pineo of Kentville, N S., who il
visiting here, is connected with the Ponce, P
R., branch of the Union bank of Halifax, whcl
has branches all over the Dominion of Canada
in this country, and in the West Indies. Tn.
Union bank is to be consolidated with tn,
Royal Bank of Canada, one of the stronges
banks in Canada.
The many friends of Augustus Clark, "
for long time has been confined to his hom,
on Northport avenue as the result of paralyti
shock, were pleased to see him up town las
Saturday afternoon. He drove to Delano'
barber shop for shave and in driving abou
town was met and greeted by many acquaint
ances. His general health seems to be goot
and he is stouter than when shock brough
his active career to a close.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jaynes of Somerville
Mass, arrived last Friday afternoon from Bos
ton in their launch Mr.. Jaynes is an instructo
in the Somerville High school, and the launch
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