The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-06-29
PERSONAL.

Miss Maria Andrews is visiting friends in
Rockport..
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Pillsbury spent last
Thursday at the Morse cottage, Georges Lake
Miss Irene Whitehouse of Springfield. Mass,
returned home last Monday from visit with
Miss Edythe Atkins.
Albert Heal of Staten Island is in Camden,
the guest of his brother, Augustus Heal, and
sister, Miss Lizzie Heal.
| Mrs. Myra Burr of Castine was in Belfast
Friday on her way to Gloversvile. N. Y. to
spend few months with her daughter,
Rev. r. B. Mathews of the Congregational
church delivered the baccalaureate sermon to
the graduating class of Ellsworth HIGH school
MI. j. ~ Cox has moved to Belfast from
North searsmont and is at % Miller street, in
the mouse he recently bought of the Staples
estate
Miss Gertrude Shuman of Roxbury, Mass
arrived Monday for an extended visit with her
sisters, Mrs. Harvey S. Cunningham and Mrs.
o. X. Ryder
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u. at Bowdoin college, June 21st, were James
Donald Clement, Belfast. and Carl Hervey
Stevens, Northport.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Mathews of Boston re-
turned home last Friday from a short visit at
the home of Mrs Emma X. Brier They made
the trip in their touring car.
William D. Sutherland, X. c. Mrs. Suther-
land and Miss Florence Sutherland, of Windsor
Nova Scotia, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Pilsbury. Court Street
S. Ritchie and family of Dover visited in
Winterport and Monroe Friday, making the
trip there and return that day in the Rollins
automobile. Mrs. S. D. Weymouth accompa-
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Mr.. George W. Burkett of Somerville, Mass,
arrived last Friday to spend the summer in
Belfast and Northport. While in Belfast with
MRS. burkett he will room at the A. E. Clark
home.
Miss Ethel r. Hutchins arrived home last
Friday from Kents Hill, accompanied by
George Harcourt of Wiscasset who is the
guest of her pare nts Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Hutchins.
Miss Isabel NJ. Smalley, B. H. S. IL, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Smalley, has a re-
markable record for punctual school attend
ance. In 13 years she was tardy but once and
was absent only on account of illness.
c. W. Banton, of the advertising department
of the Youths Companion, Boston, called at
The journal office last Saturday afternoon. He
was returning from weeks visit with his
mother, Mrs. Elnora Banton, in Montville
Miss Marian Wells, who is taking private
music lessons in Boston, arrived last Thursday
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs George G.
Wells. She was accom- panied by Mrs. June
Howes Taylor and little daughter June who
are also guests at the Wells home
Mr.. and Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrest, Misses kath-
crime C.. Quimby, Florence M Hill, Cora S.
Morrison and Messrs. Ned VanVoorhes, Morris
L. Slugg and Ralph l. Morse spent several
days last week at the Morse cottage, Uneeda
Rest, Georges Lake. Liberty.
Mrs. Ben Hazetine, Mrs. j. C. Durham
Misses Louise Hazeltine and Frances Howes
returned last Thursday from Northampton
Mass, where they attended the graduation en-
ercises at Smith College. Miss Marian Hazel
tine was member of the graduating class.
The engagement has been announced in
Cambridge, Mass, of two former Stockton
young people, Miss Beulah Reese Staples to
Samuel B. Morrison. Miss Staples is the
) daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. Staples and
Mr.. Morrison the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Morrison, formerly of Minneapolis, now of
Cambridge. He is junior at Harvard.
! Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hurley of Frankfort have
been the guests of Mrs. Hurleys mother. Mrs.
Annie Jordan. Middle street, a few days this
week. They were on their way TO Montreal to
attend the graduation Of their daughter from
Villa Marie. They will return by the way of
New York. where they will visit their son.
John K. Hurley, who has recently received his
degree from the New York School of Law
Old Town Enterprise.
Mrs. G. P. Lombard met with painful ac
cident last Friday at her summer home on the
North Shore, Northport. While standing on
chair to place something on shelf in closet
she slipped and fell, badly cutting one of her
arms. 1t was necessary to call physician
and have the wound dressed. She is doing as
we'll as could be expected, and her many
friends hope for speedy recovery.
Linville F.. son of Mrs. Mary s. Whitmore,
returned from Colby college somewhat out of
health. Later appendicitis developed and Mon
day he was taken to the Waldo county hospi-
tai in Ben d. Fields new delivery auto truck.
which was converted into an ambulance for
the occasion. The operation was performed
Tuesday morning. 1t was critical case but the
patient was comfortable yesterday, Wednes-
day, and doing as well as could be expected
Mary A. Bradbury, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James O.. Bradbury of Saco, who has Just
graduated from the Boston University law
schools held the highest rank in the class Of
70 law students. Miss Bradbury attained
highest rank also in her class at Thornton
academy and Pennington State normal school,
1t is her intention to take the Massachusetts,
bar examinations, after which she will practice,
probably in Boston.
Miss Olive Wadlin, daughter of Capt. and
Mrs. Bartlett Wadln of Northport has been
engaged for term of two years as secretary
to the President of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. She will leave this
week for Michigan, where the president has a
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