The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-08-03
PERSONAL.


Bangor are visiting relatives in this city.
Miss A. L. Farnsworth of IsIesboro spent
sunday at the Carrow home in East Belfast.
Mrs E. A. Farrar and son Lincoln of Bath
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. William NJ Tb.y.r
MISS Louise Nash left last Monday to visit
her aunt. Mrs. C. ]. Mcintyre. in Reading.
Mass.
Mrs. A. M. Fernald went to Nortbport last
Monday to speno the week with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. j. w. Dougan of New York is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. George Dodworth at North
Shore, Northport.
Rev A. T. Ringold and family arrived last
tuesday to spend August at the Robbins
home, High street.
MISS Cora E. .Iames of Boston arrived last
saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. George A.
Leavitt in East Belfast.
Mrs. Clara NJ. Mathews and DAUGHTER Miss
Maude NJ were guests the past week of Miss
5. w. Palmer in Orrington.
Messrs. Z. o. Poor George A. Quirnby and
William F. Bean left Tuesday to spend a week
at The Pines,' Quantabacook.
Mr.. John Boge and family of Newark. N.J
arrived last Saturday and will occupy the
Iowle cottage in East Belfast.
Miss Louise E. Heal is substituting two
weeks for Miss Florence D. Chaples in the
office of the Dinsmore shoe store.
HOLLIS Coombs, Esq.,, of Providence. r. l.
was the guest the past week of his nephew
nooert +. Coombs, Franklin street.
Roy Black returned to Boston last Saturday
after few weeks visit at the homo Of b;s
uncle, Roscoe Black, in East Belfast
Mrs. Florence G. Mutchler arrived from
Boston last Saturday to visit in Belfast and
ls rooming at the home of j. L. Sleeper.
Miss Carrie E. White returned home Auoust
@ho a1ter an absence of two months, spending
most OF the time in Miles City, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Biather, who have been
the guests OF the latter's mother, Mrs. Mary
Haugh, have returned to their home in Dor.
chester, Mass.
George E. Fellows, former president OF
the University of Maine, left Bangor July 2sth
with Mrs. Fellows and son Harold for their
home in New Orleans.
MIS-. Caroline Crosby and her daughter. Miss
Anne Z. Crosby, who have been at the samo-
set, Rockland, for some weeks are now at the
hlneo House, Moosehead Lake.
Herbert l. Harmon of the University Of
pennsylvania Medical School, class of 1912. is
spending short vacation in Belfast with his
brother Charles R. Harmon.
Misses Frances and Isabel Robbins accoro.
panied by their nephew, Donald Robbins of
Lawrence, Mass, will arrive tomorrow, Friday
to spend several weeks at % Cedar street.
Mrs. Frank l. Rigby of Rumford Falls is
coming to Belfast next week to visit friends
and will be accompanied by Mrs. George O.
Bailey, who has been her guest for some weeks.
Homer Dickey of Presque Isle, formerly of
this city, the son of Almerin Dickey of Main
street, was one of the passengers on the wreck
ed B. 4 A. train last Friday night. He was
somewhat shaken up but otherwise uninlu
Mrs. Mary R. Tarbox of Fryeburg has beer
invited to compose and read an original poem
at the memorial service of the National Con
ventlon of the Ladies of the G. A. R.. which
meets in Rochester, N. Y, August 24th and
25th.
George A. Leavitt and family autoed 10
Northeast Harbor last Saturday and from
there went to Cranberry Isle to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Perley Stanley. They returned Monday
with the exception OF Raphanel Leavitt, who
remained for longer visit
Mr.. Rawson. whose work in Augustus C.
knights delightful operetta was seriously
handicapped by severe case of pharyngitis
during his stay in Belfast, has found it neces-
sary to have his throat operated upon by the
celebrated specialist, DR.. Jos. L. Goodae of
Boston.
Mr.. Henry W. Mariner suddenly became
critically i'll last Thursday evening, and was
taken to DR.. Tapley's hospital where an opera
tion was performed that night for strangu-
lated hernia. The operation was successful
one and at one o'clock Monday he was pro-
nounced out of danger, and has since steadily
gained
DR.. Ernest L. Nichols, President of Dart
mouth College, was the guest of Mr. 81, H.
AiHtoh az Tic bdlteIy July lotn. small party
including Dr.. Nichols visited Penobscot Park
in Mr. Will R. Howards naphtha launch, the
Mary c., going from there to Northport camp
ground, where DR.. Nichols took the steamer
for Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira M. Cobe and party. who
are on the way from Chicago to Northport in
their steam yacht Alacrity, have been report
ed at a New Brunswick port, and will stop at
the various resorts along the coast. Their
handsome cottage on the South Shore has not
been opened, but their many friends hope
they will spend the remainder of the season
/ there.
Miss Maude Pierce, who went vest in the
spring with the hopes of regaining her health,
has left Boea, California, to return to Reno.
Nevada, as the elevation at the former place.
5000 feet, the physicians considered too high.
Her health remains about the same kingsbury
5. Pierce remains at Boca with his father. but
his mother and sister will spend the summer
at Reno.
Miss Sadie Latin, head bookkeerer for the
Leonard & Barrows Co., left last Sunday for
her home in Ellsworth to be bridesmaid at the
wedding of her brother, Andrew Latin. and
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