The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-05-18
PERSONAL.


Monday on his way to New York on business.
Leon Shute and Willie Estes have returned
home from visits in Waltham and Lynn, Mass.
| Mrs. Charles E. Sherman has returned home
from weeks visit with relatives in Lynn,
Mass.
James H. Clark arrived in Belfast last Tues
day from Palatka, Fla, where he spent the
winter.
Mrs. Susan c. Carter and Miss Charlotte W.
Colburn went to Boston last Tuesday to spend
few days.
Mr.. Horace Chenery and family will arrive
from Boston next Monday to open their sum-
mer home.
Levi Clay spent Saturday and Sunday with
his family at Citypoint, returning to Portland
Monday morning
Mrs. c. H. Bray is visiting friends in Boston
and will spend some time in New York before
returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Sherman of Brookline,
Mass, spent the k-end with their aunt,
Mrs. G. G. Winslow.
Rev. Ashley A. Smith of Bangor was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Wilson last
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Slater, of the Field & Quimby
insurance Office, spent the week lend with rel
atives at Coopers' Mills.
Mrs. W. W. Carter returned May 18TH from
five months visit with relatives in Massachu-
setts and New Hampshire
Mrs. l. D. Robinson of Boston arrived last
Saturday to spend the summer with her
mother, Mrs. Thomas P. Logan.
E. L. Macomber and family have gone to
Ryders Cove for the summer and have rented
their house on Bayview street.
True C. Hayford of Thomaston was called to
Belfast last Saturday by the death of his sis
ter. Mrs Marian Hayford Mosher.
Mrs. Esther Levenseler of East Belfast
celebrated her Sind birthday the past week.
She received large shower of post cards.
Mrs. Addie Condor of Seal Harbor was call
ed to Belfast last Saturday to attend the fun
eral of her brother-in-law, Mr.. Jacob Page
Mr.. N G. Pettingll is spending ten days
|
Edith P Corcoran and Miss Erma Pettingll.
Rev. and Mrs Arthur G. Roberts moved last
Saturday to the Peavey cottage at the foot of
Condor street. where they will spend the sum-
mer.
Mr.. George o. Frisbee left last week for
Thomaston, where he has employment as
| cutter in the Pearson Clothing Mandatory
| Co.
| Mrs Augusta s. Frederick and Mr. Charles
W. Frederick left Atlantic City, N j. last
Tuesday for Boston and will arrive home this,
Thursday, evening.
Frank Lord has gone to Bangor, where he is
employed by Berry & Smith, makers of sails,
aw nings, tents, etc. The firm was burned out
in the recent fire.
Mrs. Mary B. Doe has returned to her Cedar
street home for the summer after spending
the winter in Rockland, Mass, with her daugh~
ter, Mrs. Fred Stevens.
Edward Mosher of Augusta and Corie Rich
ardson of Vassalboro were called to Belfast
last Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs
Marian Hayford Mosher.
Mrs. Emma Estes went to Portland Tues
day as delegate from Golden Cross Lodge,
Pythian Sisters, to attend the annual meeting
of the grand lodge, Wednesday.
Miss Geneva Heal who has been in the
Western Union telegraph Office in his city,
went to Wadoboro yesterday to take charge
of the telegraph Office in that town.
Mrs. Julia Wardwell arrived from West Up
ton, Mass, last Friday and win spend the sum-
mer with her brother and sister, j. K. and Miss
Margaret A. Dunton, at the Battery
Mrs M S. Hill and little daughter Adelaide
M. left Tuesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. John j
Hill of hampden. Mrs. Hill has been seriously
i'll for some time and is rapidly failing.
Rev. David L. Wilson and son Cuthbert left
Monday afternoon by boat for Boston, where
they will attend the Missionary exhibition
The World in Boston. They will arrive home
today.
Miss Susan W. Shute left May 18th for Mel.
rose, Mass, after visit with her sister, Mrs
D. H. Strout En- route she will spend few
davs in Westbrook with her sister, Mrs. c. S
Eastman.
Mrs Robert P Coombs left yesterday fol
visits in Boston and Providence. During her
absence her daughters, Miss Gertrude and baby
Isabel, will be guests of Mrs. A. b. Wylie in
Church street.
Miss Louise E. Nash, who recently came tc
Belfast from Hartford, Conn, has entered the
Central office of the " aldo Telephone Com
pany She had some experience in the bust
ness in Hartford.
Mr.. William A. Whitney and two daughters
arrived by boat Wednesday from Boston to
open their summer home, 1.-The Priscilla" at
Saturday Cove for the season. MIR. Whitney
and family come early and return late
Rev. J. W. Vaughan of Citypoint has so far
recovered from his injuries as to walk about
the grounds of his home, and has lately enjoy
ed short drive. His many friends are re-
joi ced at his improvement, and sincerely hope
that the time of his complete recovery may
not be far distant.
L. f. French has leased the Northpo,t hotel
at Northport Campground for the season and
arrived there last Saturday to prepare for the
opening of the house about June 20. Mr.
French was the proprietor of this hotel for
several seasons up to last year, when he took
the White Rock cottage.