The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-06-29
NUMBER 20
PERSONAL.


Miss Ethel Rhind of Bucksport is visiting
relatives in this city
| J. A. Gammans arrived from New York Sat-
urday for his annual visit at his old home
| Miss Mae Collins, who is employed in mili-
merry in Amherst, Mass, has arrived home to
spend the season.
Mrs. Ralph B. Herrick and little daughter
Carolyn of Oakland will arrive next Saturday
to visit Belfast friends
Miss Louise Nash was called to Everett,
Mass last Thursday by the illness of her
aunt. Mrs. Matilda Carr
Mrs. Leroy Staples of East Belfast was
taken to the Waldo county hospital last Mon
day for surgical treatment
Bennie Parsons of North Searsmont has em-
ployment in Belfast and makes his home with
his uncle, Albert NJ. Parsons
DR.. W. c. Libby left Tuesday for Fabyan's,
White Mountains, to attend the Maine and
New Hampshire dental convention.
Mrs. Eugene S. Philbrook and two children
of Sanford arrived last Friday TO visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Smalley.
Ralph A. Bramhall, Ralph S. Collins. War
rem F. Fahy and Frank H. Mudgett arrived
home last Friday from Coburn Classical Insti.
tute.
Essie Bicknell of Rockland returned home
last Monday from short visits with Miss
Louise Read and Misses Matte and Bertha
Wiley
Rev. Harry Lutz and family of Newton,
Mass, to occupy the Randall cottage at
Pitchers Pond, The Hermitage, for the month
of July.
Mrs. F. H. Wellman and Mrs E. S Neal
have returned to their home in Farmingdale,
after visiting friends in waterville Burnham
and Unity.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sweetland were called
to Belfast from Frenchboro last Thursday by
the illness of Mrs. Sweetland's mother, Mrs
Sarah J. Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. X. Meservey of Vassalboro
autoed to Belfast last Sunday and were guests
of Rev. and Mrs. NJ. S. Hill They returned
home Monday, accompanied by the Hill family.
AAShhS buHSI VI NIiSdSO, mTS rEdUh DdTheT
of Salem, Mass and Hon. L. M. Staples and
son William of Washington, Maine, were guests
the past week of Miss Phoebe Staples of East
Belfast.
Miss E. Nj. Rackliff is the guest of her
cousin. Miss Maude Gammans. Miss Racklitf's
family were among the losers in the Bangor
fire and have decided to take up their residence
in Los Angeles, Calf.
Mrs. Annie L. Richards and Miss Louise W.
Richards arrived home last Friday from Farm
ington. where Mrs Richards the guest of
her daughter at the closing exercises of the
Pennington Normal School.
Frederick A. Patterson, architect. of Bangor,
was in Belfast last Thursday in consultation
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. L. Shute who are to
build house on Park street. Mr.. Patterson is
a Belfast boy who has achieved success in his
profession.
Mr.. John N. Holt of Hampden ana John the
little son OF DR.. and Mrs. c. b. Holt Of Liberty.
arrived Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs Elijah
Ritche. Master John will accompany his
grandfather on his return to Hampden and re-
main for visit there.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Mixer and Mr. and Mrs.
Edmund Wilson autoed to Bangor last Sunday
and were guests OF Rev. and Mrs Ashley A.
Smith. Charles NJ Black and friends went to
Crescent Beach in his new car and partook pf
a shore dinner at Smiths
Rev. DR.. Robert Stuart Macarthur of Calvary
Baptist Church. New York city, has been elect
ed president of the Baptist World Alliance.
DR.. Macarthur lectured twice in Belfast to the
great acceptance of his hearers and is pleasant
ly remembered by many of our citizens.
Rev. George Martin of the Grace Methodist
Church, Bangor and Rev. Albert L. Luce of
Dexter were in Belfast last week in the inter-
est of the East Maine Conference Seminary
and secured subscriptions amounting to nearly
$4O0 They were guests of Rev and Mrs NJ
S. Hill.
Mr.. S. J. Bussell is to build on his lot on the
South Shore, Northport, and Fiteld & Estes
are the contractors. They will occupy the
Brown cottage while building with party CON
ssting of Mr. and Mrs. John Coffin, Mr and
Mrs. Dana Libby Misses Flora Stephens,
Cleora Carr and Arthur Miller. A Jolly time
is promised.-Old Town Enterprise.