The Republican journal., 1910-05-26
PERSONAL.

Mrs. T. D. Barr went to Camden Tuesday to
visit relatives.
William NJ. Welch of Auburn was in Belfast
the first of the week on business.
Edgar L. Harding visited / is sister, Miss
Hertilla Harding, in Watervile, last week.
Will Dickey has succeeded Allen c. Konwlton
on the American express team in this city.
Frank Thorne of Auburn, formerly of Bel
fast, spent Sunday with friends in this city.
Mrs. E. L. Bracket left Tuesday for King
man in the interest of the Childrens Aid So
ciety of Maine.
Mrs. Ada F. Morton of Portland is the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Andrew G. Mudgett, Bel
mont avenue.
Joseph Blake has moved from the D. M.
Sylvester house to the Lorenzo Patterson house
on SearspoTt Avenue.
Mrs. Eva J. Dean of Lincolnville, who has
been visiting her uncle, Mr.. l. V. Miller, re-
turned home Tuesday.
M. A. Nevins, superintendent of Horace
Chenerys stables, is in Readville, Mass, at
tending the horse sales
Miss Flora E. Rich left Tuesday morning ror
WATERFORD, Maine, where she will join friends
for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Lucy Towers and Miss Tessie Russell
OF Searsport returned home Tuesday from a
visit with Mrs. VIM. M. Thayer
Mrs. A. M. Towle, East Belfast, is visiting
Mrs Annabel Underwood on the Poors Mills
road and other friends in that vicinity.
Mr.. George D. Otis of Everett, Mass, has
arrived at his summer home, Bayview Farm.
East Belfast. Mrs. Otis will soon ioin him.
Mr.. Ward Parlin and family of North Anson.
Me-, have taken rooms in the house of Mrs. E.
Newell at Citypoint and will spend the summer
there.
Mr.. Thomas E. Shea arrived last Saturday
from New York and will spend the summer at
his cottage, Ferndae, on the North Shore,
Northport
Miss Winnifred Sanborn has been engaged
as bookkeeper in the store of C. F. Thompson
& Co, Miss Lulu Thompson having resigned
the position.
Miss Ella Snow of Waterville, who has been
visiting at W. H. Shows for a few weeks.
went to Winterport Sunday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Crocker.
Miss A. Eva Jackson, assistant book-keeper
at Leonard & Barrows shoe factory, has re-
signed and Miss Leila NJ Howard will succeed
her next Monday.
Mrs. Caroline P. and Miss Anne c. Crosby
now at the Vendome, Boston, will spend the
month OF August with Miss Hattie P White on
Cedar street, Belfast
Mr. H. j. Morse and family of New York will
spend the summer abroad and will not occupy
their summer home Gray Ledges, at Dark
Harbor this season.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Whitney arrived
from Boston Wednesday morning and have
opened their summer home, The Priscilla, at
Saturday Cove, Northrort
Miss Alice L. Aborn, who has been il, the.
sewing department of the Taunton Insane
Hospital, is at Rockport, where she will spend
the summer with relatives.
Mrs G. II. Gruby of Boston, who has been at
her summer home, Sunnyside, Prospect for
few days arrived Tuesday to visit the family
of Mrs. H. B. Cunningham
The journal has received post card from j.
NJ MacDougal, then at Yosemite, Calf, who
says: ave are enjoying the beauty and grand
eur of this wonderful region
Miss Helen Brown has returned from Boston
where she graduated from the Currier School
of Expression, and is with her parents, Mr.. and
Fred W. Brown, Court street.
Holmes W. Reid wife and son, who came to
Belfast a few months ago from Wolfylle, N,
S., and have been living on Condor street. left
Tuesday for Fitchburg, Mass, where they will
locate.
The many Belfast friends of f. A. Dickey,
Esq, of Northport. will be glad to know that
he has sufficiently recovered from long and
serious illness to be able to walk from his
house to the barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic and ''Thor, the Great
Dane, arrived Wednesday morning and the
summer residence of Mrs. Abby McLane on
Northport Avenue will be got ready for the
seasons occupancy.
Daniel G. Wing, president of the First Ma
tional Bank of Boston was at Saturday Cove
for few days the past week experimenting
the work on the two cottages which being
built for himself and brother.
Rev Arthur G. Roberts, Messrs. o. h. Frost,
A. X. Braley, B. B. Greenlaw, Frank +, heene
and Harry Simpson autoed to Wateryile last
Friday to attend the Laymen's Convention
and returned Saturday afternoon,
Miss R. A. Metcalf, superintendent of the
Central Maine General Hospital in Lewiston,
and Miss Agnes Shaw, graduate nurse, visited
the Misses Marshall and Madsen at the Waldo
County General Hospital over Sunday.
E. T. Emerson, district manager of the New
England Telephone & Telegraph company,
and Sumner Austin, the new local manager,
were in the city yesterday on business. Mr..
Austin will assume control on June Sd.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kirkpatrick of st. Paul
arrived last week for their annual visit before
going to their summer home down the bay.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick is now busy getting their
launch, the Ellie, ready to go into commission
Hugh D. Mcclellan, Esq, of Cambridge, Mass.
spent the lend in this city. Next Satur-
day Mr. and Mrs. Mcclellan and their two chill
dren will come to Belfast for the summer and
will anon tho Mel e1ap hon, o,, uppar>