The Republican journal., 1911-06-08
NUMBER 20
PERSONAL.

W. w. Merrill of Hudson, Mass, returned
home last Monday from a short visit in Bel
fast.
John Kendrick Bangs, the author, has ar
rived at his summer home at Ogunquit for the
season.
Miss Marian Hazeltne, daughter of Mr.. and
MRS. Ben. Hazeltine, graduates from Smith
College this month.
MIR. and Mrs. James H. Jones and son Donald
OF Boston were guests for a few days the past
week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Emery in Bucks
port.
Everett Libby of Burnham has set out one
thousand apple trees and planted go acres Of
potatoes and sown 40 acres of oats on his farms
in Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. K Meservey and daughter
GLADYS OF Vassaboro autoed to Belfast last
Saturday to spend Sunday with Rev. and Mrs.
M. S. Hill
Hon. and Mrs. c. o. Poor returned last
thursday from visits with their daughters, Mrs,
H. D. Mcclellan and Miss Alice p Poor, in Bos-
ton and vicinity
Miss Bessie Lum of Whittier, Calf, will ar
rive next Saturday, to visit Mrs. Edward Sib-
ley. She came east to attend the annver-
saries at Auburndale, Mass
Messrs William Thomas Winslow and Fran
CHS johnson of Boston were guests the past
week Of Mrs. Charles Ludwick at the home of
her father, Ezekiel Thomas
Mrs. Arthur Richie returned last Monday
from Lewiston, where she accompanied her
mother, Mrs. Laurinda Skillings, who had been
her guest the past winter.
Mr.. c. S. Eastman of Cumberland Mills a
trustee of the State Normal Schools, was the
guest Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Strout.
He was on his way to Castine.
Miss Margaret Olive White, daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. Robert White of Fort Meyers
Florida, is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs.
Margaret S. White, Primrose Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. James and John Sam
born went to their cottage the east side last
Thursday for the season, accompanied by the
cat. John would be lonesome without cat
Mrs. Harry H. Stiml son and little daughter
Mary returned home last Tuesday from two
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to Portland Saturday and accompanied them
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. George Dodworth of New
York arrived last Saturday in their touring
car to spend the season at their cottage on the
North Shore Northport. Mr. ]. W. Douean
will be their guest later.
Mrs. Carl Lampson was called to New York
last Friday to meet her husband, who was on
his way from South America Mrs. Lampson
went In response to telegram that MIR. Lamp
son was ill and had been sent home.
Henry B. Cunningham went to Brewer last
Saturday to play 5rd base on the Easterns
well known team that has played here. Ina
game at South Brewer Saturday the Easterps
defeated the Orono P & P Co. by score of
6 to 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Dunbar, who have been
visiting relatives in this city, left Monday
morning for their home in Plymouth, Mass.
They went by boat to Camden, thence to
Rockand by the electrics, and there took the
train for Boston.
kilograms were received last Saturday an
nouncing the serious illness of Mrs. Lillian Ell
well Hamilton at the Hebron Sanatorium. Her
husband, MIR. Arthur Hamilton and her mother,
Mrs. George Elwell of Northport, took the af-
ternoon train for Hebron.
The gold-headed cane which was presented
to the Oldest citizen of the town of Mt Desert
has been presented to Obadiah Allen ESQ, of
Somervile. The late Lewis Holmes of North
east HarhOr was tha first II NV
Allen falls next in turn the oldest, being 80
years old.
Charles B. Hazeltine, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Hazeltine of this city has passed a sue
cessful examination at the U. S. Naval Aca-
oemy, Annapolis, Md, ard with others from
the Academy has sailed on a practice cruise to
Europe. where unusual opportunities will beI
given for sight seeing.
James H. Clark, who spent the past winter
IN Florida, says that for some time before he
went there he had suffered from indigestion
and rheumatism, but was completely cured by
his soJourn in the Land of Flowers He will
return there for the winter, but has lost none
OF his love for Maine, and Belfast his old homey
| Walter c. Shaw and l. v Miller returned
/ last "eeh ldoiu d HSnlnS Trip IN the vicinity of
Milford, having shortened their stay there he
cause of the prevalence and activity of the
black flies and mosquitoes. Mr. Miller was
quite emphatic in expressing the opinion
that fishing under these conditions does not
pay.
Rev. Montford S. Hill of this city will preach
the Baccalaureate sermon at Hampden Acad-
emy Sunday, June 11th This will be the third
time in II years that Mr.. Hill has performed
this service before the same institution. He
will leave for Hampden. tomorrow, Friday. and
will be accompanied by Mrs. Hill and their
little daughter Adelaide
Commander VIM. V. Pratt U. S. N. Mrs.
Pratt and Mr. Alfred johnson left last Satur-
day in their car for Newport R. l. They
were accompanied to Boston by Miss Louise
Hazeltine. They made the run to Damaris
Gotta, Al miles from The Journal office. in 21-2
hours, had good dinner at the Fiske House.
spent the night in Saco and arrived at New
buryport Sunday in time for lunch after a fine
ride along the shore from kennebunk
happy company of girls were gathered at
the residence of Hon. L. NJ Staples in Wash
ington, Saturday, May 27, to celebrate the 18th