The Republican journal., 1910-06-23
PERSONAL.

B. F. Foster. Esq, of Montville, was in this
city last Thursday.
Miss Clara R. Steward of Northport spent
Sunday in town with friends.
John M. vogell has been re-appointed COL
lector of customs at Castine.
Mr.. William N. Todd of Portland spent the
weekend with friends in this city.
Capt. Jerry Hayes arrived home from Boston
last Thursday for visit with his family.
Herbert c. Libby has been reelected SUPER
lntendent of schools in Waterville for 1901,
Mrs. Lizzie c. Andrews and daughter Ize,le
OF Rockland are at Northport for the summer
Mrs. George E. Bracket was in West Gardi
ner Monday and Tuesday on business for the
Girls Home.
Z. 6. Ferguson of Eagle Lake spent Satur-
cay and Sunday at his home in Houlton.-
Aroostook Times.
Prof. and Mrs: M. j. West of Mills, Mass,
are in town and are domiciled at A. A. Car
ville's.-Farmington Chronicle.
Miss Marian Hazeltine came home last
Thursday from Smith College, NORTHAMPTON.
Mass, for the summer vacation.
Mrs. F. A. Hartman and Miss Flora MYERS
OF Waterville were guests last week of Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. Burpee at Crescent Beach.
Hon. F. S. Walls of Vinalhaven. who has
peen doing pretty good stunt with second
hand Ford, has bought through Risinps' agency
Cadillac touring car.-Rockand Courier-Ga-
zette.
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returned home last Thursday from Brewer
where they visited Major Edward H. Kellev
and family.
Howard Heath, Ralph Collins, Roy Wight
Warren Fahy and Frank Mudgett are at home
from Coburn Classical Institute for the sum-
mer vacation.
Renworth Rogers, Colby, IL, arrived in Bel
fast last Saturday to spend the summer vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Rogers, East Belfast
MISS Evelyn P. Morrison left Saturday for
Boston and vicinity to visit friends, and ex-
poets to return with her sister, Miss Cora S.
Morrison, on July 9Th.
Mrs Edwin Morey of Boston arrived in Cas-
tine on the steamer Sieur de Mont June 18th
and is at her beautiful cottage near Dyce's
Head for the summer.
Miss Olive Wadlin came from Boston to at
tend the graduation of the Belfast High school
Aand was the guest of her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Bartlett Wadlin, in East Northport
josh Robinson of Bucksport, the left-hand
twirler OF the ball, who has joined the Elgin.
ILL.,, club of the Northern league, has pitched in
three games, all Of which were won by his club
Miss Gertrude Meades of New York arrived
on the boat last Thursday morning and is the
guest OF MIR. and Mrs. E. R. Estabrooks. Later
she will visit Mrs F. A. Schubert on Waldo
avenue.
Chas. A. Haycock and daughter, Miss Eliza
beth, recently visited in Calais, ATTENDING the
ninety fourth birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Benjamin Young, who is Mr. Haycock's Grand .
mother and Miss Elizabeth's great Grand
mother.-Eastport Sentinel
Josephine and Hope, little daughters of
Professor Gardner B. Willis of Providence.
X l., accompanied by their nurse, Miss Lovisa
Fuller, arrived last week to spend the sum-
mer with their grandmother, Mrs. Frances
Shute, Pearl street.
Mr.. Joseph M. Elliot of Freedom. who has
been attending the G. A. r. encampment here.
is making short visit with Franklin Brad.
shaw of North Bradford, an old friend and
comrade whom he had not seen for more than
thirty years.-Bangor News.
DIR. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Brackett of Mar-
boro street, Boston, have arrived at their sum-
mer home at Dark Harbor, Islesboro The
cottage colony there will soon be joined by DR..
and Mrs. George B. Shattuck and DR.. and Mrs.
Frederick c. Shattuck of Boston.
MAJOR Holman F. Day is so well contented
with his home at Falmouth Hotel, Portland
where the windows of his suite command a fine
view OF the harbor and the breezes of the sea,
that he will sell his summer camp on the New
Meadows and make his headquarters this sum-
mer in the Forest City.
Mrs. A. l. Brown came from Augusta nv last
Thursday evenings train and is at her home on
Miller street. Mr.. Brown joined her Monday
for brief stay. They left Tuesday after
noon by boat for short visit with their son,
Arthur F. Brown, in Thomaston. July 18th
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will go to Cobossecontee
for the remainder of the season.
Eugene R. Spear, for nearly Is years in the
office of the Bath telephone exchange, was the
guest at dinner given Wednesday night, June
18th, by his associates in New Meadows inn
After dinner Re was presented with d hand.
some gold watch. Mr.. Spear soon completes
his duties in Bath to come to Belfast, where he
has been appointed manager of the Waldo tele
phone company
Mrs. Ira M. Cobe, accompanied by her moth
er, Mrs. B. F. Barlow of West Newton, Mass.
and the Misses Ruth Cooe, Ruth Parsons anc
Gabrielle Hallowey of Chicago arrived last
Friday to spend the summer at the Cobe cot.
tage on the South Shore, Northport. Mrs
Cobe intended to make the trip by auto from
Boston, but the wet weather prevented. Mr.
Cobe will join his wife here little later
The Gowell family of this State first settled
in Kittery, Maine, where several of the repre-.
sentatives of the family now live. Two mem.
bers of this family are residents of Liberty
Frances E., born July 5, 1S41, and Susan Ange.
line born May Is, 1s45. She married, 1st
James Sedgeley; 2nd Hannibal A. Morang 3rd
Rufus H. Colby. Her second husband, Hanni.
bal A. Morang, died February IL, 1897.