The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-07-14
PERSONAL.

. Senator Hale is at his home in Ellsworth fo,
the summer
Mrs. William Mcsawyer and children of Ban
gor are in Islesboro for few weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Ritchie returned last Frida,
from visit with relatives in Lewiston,
Messrs. Thomas B. and Irving T. Dinsmore
have returned from business trip to Boston
Miss Grace A. Lord was in Boston last week
attending the New England Teachers Asso.
ciation
Misses Rena Cunningham and Ella Smalley
have entered the telephone office as assistant
bookkeepers
Mr. Joseph Mahoney of Methuen, Mass, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Abbie Howard
Court street.
Miss Marian Perry will be employed for the
summer in the millinery parlor of Miss Louisa
N. Ferguson.
DIR. and Mrs. E. D. Tapley made an auto trip
of four days last week in Hancock and Wash
ington counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Walton of Bangor ,are
spending two weeks with the family of Mr..
Lucius H. Walton.
Thomas A. O'Leary and family of Bangor are
occupying their cottage at Hewes Point, Isles
boro for the summer.
! Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Ferguson of New York
will arrive tomorrow, Friday, to spend short
vacation at the Battery.
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Mrs. William Knowlton of Liberty was in
Belfast last Thursday on her way home from
visit in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Mary Helen Bird returned Tuesday
from brief visits in Rockland, Haverhill, New
buryport Dorchester and Portland.
DR.. and Mrs. Hurlbert Chapel of New York
are spending a few weeks vacation in the Dun
ton cottage, "The Outpost" at the Battery.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. l.. Wilband of East Boston,
who have been visiting their son, Mr.. Clifford
Wilband, left for home on last Fridays boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Cony, who had for the
past two weeks been visiting relatives in Mont
vile, returned to their home in Augusta July
7th.
Mrs...Carrie H. Littleield of Eastport and
Miss Mary Hilton of Augusta are guests of
Mrs. D. P. Palmer at cottage on the Allyn
shore.
Prof. and Mrs. VIM. A. Harthorn, son Roger
and daughter Hazel, Of Wulfbvro, N. H., are
spending few weeks in the Dunton cottage
at the Battery.
Miss Clara W. johnson left Monday to spend
| Al. L.
She will return to Belfast next fall as milliner
for Mrs. Emma Brier.
Mr.. ]. w. Dougan of New York arrived last
week and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
George Dodworth at their summer home on
the North Shore, Northport.
DR., and Mrs. George F. Eames of Boston
arrived last Friday morning by boat and are
at their cottage on Murphy's point. They
brought their car on the boat.
Miss Florence, daughter of the late N. B.
Milliken of Washington, D. c. is the guest of
her cousin, Miss Maude NJ Milliken. This is
Miss Milliken's first visit to Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Adams Greene of
Boston, who were in town for Miss Wells con-
SCit "StS IhC 5uSoeS oNSA ou-Aoey VI siiSiA
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Howard L. Whitten.
Miss Elizabeth Nickels returned to Searsport
last week after visit with Mrs. j. W. Jones,
High street. The item in last weeks paper
should have read that Mrs. Jones gave de-
Ightful porch party for her guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waldo Brown of this city
have announced the marriage of their daughter
Mabel to Mr.. Leslie Samuel Kagy on Saturday
July End, in Leadville. Colorado. They will be
at home after August LIST at Kokomo, Colorado
Mrs. L. L. Robbins, who spent the winter
with her daughters in Newtonville, Mass, and
Omaha, Neb., has arrived home for the sum-
mer. She was accompanied by Mr.. F. W. Chase
and family of Newtonville, who will spend the
summer here.
Prof. E. H. LaPierre of the Massachusetts,
College of Pharmacy and ]. Arthur Bean
president of the Boston Druggist Association
attended the Maine Pharmaceutical meeting
in Castine last week, and were guests Thurs
day of Edmund Wilson of the City Drug Store
Supt. A. ]. knowlton returned Friday from
Boston, where he attended the New England
Teachers Association. Monday he went te
Castine to attend the meeting of the Maine
Association of School Superir tendents and reat
paper on 1.-THE Greater Public Service from
the Public High Schools
Miss Abbie 0. Stoddard, who is teaching il
the Quincy, Mass, High school, arrived hom.
, last Friday. She was accompanied by Miss
Lucy Chapman of East Brewster, Mass. Miss
Stoddard attended the wedding of former
Belfast guest. Miss Caroline E. Gilpin, in West
field, N. j., and had visited in Nantucket ant
, Montclair, N. j., since her school closed il
June.
Miss Marion Wells, Mrs. S. A. Parker, ans
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard L. Whitten motored tt
. Union last Thursday, and Miss Wells and Mrs
Parker with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Greene
who are staying at Mrs. Greene's old hom,
there, gave most enjoyable concert program
that evening which was enthusiastically listen
ed to by a crowded house. The Belfast party
had very enjoyable trip in one of the Reat
Garage machines, and reached home befor,
midnight.
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Bartelle of Los Angeles
Calf were in Relfast for short visit las