The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-08-31
PERSONAL.

END.
Dr. and Mrs. Dillon Bronson of Broolline
Mass, are guests of Mrs. E. j. Morrison, Court
street.
Rev. Charles Henry Wells of Newark. N j..
arrived last Sunday to visit Miss Sarah R
Gardner.
Mrs. Ella Osborne Gilman of West Medford
Mass, is visiting at her uncle's, Capt. Geo. T,
Osborne's.
Miss Edith c. Wilson will arrive this. Thurs
day, evening from Eliot, where she has been for
several weeks.
Miss Mary E. Pierce, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Pierce, returned to
Boston asst Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Clark and sen Donald
left last Thursday for visit of week or more
in New York city.
Mrs. Annie Murch of Somerville, Mass,
arrived Saturday to visit at the summer home
of Hon. r. W. Rogers
Nelson Racklitf of Hartford, Conn, left for
home Monday after a visit with MIR ana Mrs
Eugene R. Conner at Bayside
Miss lnez Mason of Syracuse, " " who
has been the guest of DR.. and Mrs o. 5 Wick
ery has returned to her home
Mrs. Amos H. Graves has returned TO her
home in Dorchester, Mass, after visit with
her mother, Mrs. ". j. Gordon
Rev. 4. I. Ringold and family Of Brockton,
Mass, returned Wednesday after SPENDING
August at the Wight farm on the Linconville
road.
F. W. Chase and family will leave tomorrow,
Friday, for their home in Newtonville Mass
after spending the summer at the Robbins
homestead.
Mrs. Mary Coburn of Forest Hills, Mass.
who is spending the summer at North Isles
boro, was in Belfast Monday and Tuesday on
! business
Herbert Ryder Of Roxbury, Mass, and E
Guy Ryder of Lehighton, Pa, arrived last
Monday to visit their parents, Capt. and Mrs.
.. X. Ryder.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Griffin OF Somerville
Mass, are sp ending several weeks in Belfast
and Unity. While In Belfast they are guests
of Mrs. Charles Baker
Rev. M. S. Hill and family, who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. h. n. Meservey at
China lake during August, will arrive home to
morrow, Friday, evening.
Miss Gertrude 5. Strout left last Saturday
for her home in Lawrence, Mass, after spend
ing two weeks vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Strout
Miss Frances and Isabel Robbins, accom-
panied by their nephew, Donald Robins who
had spent August in Belfast, left " eduesday
for their home in Lawrence. Mass.
Samuel German of Boston called ON friends
in this city lueseay. Mir. CONAN alo tled
b, johnson OF Belfast made the battery for
the Belfast base bail team Of 1902.
Mr.. Frank X. W iggin of Newport and Miss
Josephine Wiggin of Bangor accompanied by
Mrs. {. }. attee autoed to Newport last Mon
day Mr. and Miss Niggin had been visiting
in Belfast,
troI. Euwara ii. rlelcner. VINO >leu, ,uc
summer with his mother, Mrs. j, NJ. Fletcher,
left Wednesday to assume his duties as 4t-
rector of music al the Acadia ssmaaiy m
Notville, N. $
Capt. j. Q. Hayes arrived Sunday morning
from Boston, where his vessel, schooner Fen
dleton Brothers, is dischargns lumber from
Georgetown, 5. G.. to spend d two weeks va
cation with mis- family.
Miss Marian Washbu1n, who has been the
guest for several weeks OF Miss Frances
howes, left last Saturday for her home
Lewiston accompanied by Miss Howes, who
will be her gu, st for some time.
In the marriage notice of George U. Hatch
and Isabel Bartlett, published last week, it was
said that Mr.. Hatch was manager Of the firm
Wickham, Havens, but should have been man
ager of the advertising department.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Pineo returned last Sat
urday from wedding trip which included
visit to Mr.. Pineo's parents in kentville N. S,
and left yesterday for New York, from which
port they will sail Sept Sd for Porto Rico.
Among those who attended the regmental
field day and reunion of the First Maine Heavy
Artillery at Camp Benson last week were Hor-
ace c. Webber of Monroe. Company H., and
Percival Smith of Winterport Company M.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin S. Bowker, accompanied
by Miss Gertrude Patterson, left last Saturday
for tour of the White Mountains. They will
be the guests of MIR. Bowker's brother and
niece, Mr. John f., and Miss Ina O. Bow ker at
Lancaster, N. H.
Mr. Ralph O'Connel who had been employ
ed for several months in furniture store in
Omaha, Neb., now has position as travelling
salesman for the American Hand sewed Shoe
Company of Omaha. He has the State of Colo
rado. with headquarters at Denver
Mr. r. M. Cleale and family who have been
at Bayside, the guests of his uncle T. s.
Staples, have returned to their home i'll Boston,
having made the trip in his Overland touring
car. Mr.. Cleale is member of the Boston
lumber firm of Clark a Cleale
Mrs. F. E. Peterson arrived last Monday
from RockIand, Mass. and is with her mother
Mrs. Joseph F. Wight, High street. for a
short visit. When she returns TO Rockland
her mother will accompany her and make her
home there.
Mr.. Ralph l. Morse had as guests over Sun
day at his camp at Georges Lake, Liberty,
Misses Evelyn and Cora Morrison, Miss Florence
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chipman Pineo
Miss katherine c. Qumby Clyde HoImes