The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-07-27
NUMBER 80
PERSONAL.


Miss Mildred Fernald of Portland is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Maude F Follett
Mrs. Esther G. Davis left Saturday for
visits in Rockland. Thomaston and Stonington.
Mrs. William Wilgus of Riverside Drive.
New York. is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. WI
West.
Miss Bna Butler of South Thomaston was
the guest the past week of Miss Loula A.
Mason.
Mrs. ]. ". Turner arrived on Saturday : boat
from Boston to visit her father. Mr. ]. c.
Damon.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur /. Brown Will leave to-
morrow, Friday. for visits in Thomaston and
East Boothbay
Mrs. Lester Adams and son, Everett X. of
Lynn. Mass, are guests of her mother. Mrs.
Ada H. kimball
Capt. Marion Staples of Joplin No. is COM
ing east on visit and will be in Belfast some
time next month
Mrs. Flossie Barrows of Boston is the guest
of her father. Edward Wagner, at his summer
home in Belmont
Congratulations extended Mr. and Mrs
Elmer l. Rankin the birth, July 2lst. of
daughter-Ruth.
Mrs. Annie j. Her-ick left Saturday for her
home in East Corinth after weeks visit with
Miss Sarah r. Gardner
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitnore Preston of Boston
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Preston
at the Mcclellan home
Mrs Jennie D. McGray of Knox spent few
days last week with her cousin. Mrs. Albert
7. Stevens, East Belfast
Miss Geneva Thompson of Lynn. Mass, ar
rived Tuesday to visit her grandy Mr..
and Mrs. John Thompson.
Miss Belle Heating will leave tomorrow.
Friday to spend two weeks with her aunt,
Miss Annie knowlton, in Boston.
Miss Alta Sargent of Boston. who is spend
ing the summer at her home in Searsport, Wis
tied friends in Belfast the past week
Mrs. Robert Bell and little daughter Martha
OF Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada. are
guests of her sister, Mrs. William Holt
MIR. ard Mrs. Theodore Shorey Of Augusta
arrived last Saturday to visit MIR >horey's
mother, Mrs. Ellen Shorey. at Citypoint
Mr.. John A. Roberts and family Of Reading.
Mass, are at their summer home on the North
Shore Northport They arrived last week
Miss Dorothy Smith of Bangor who is
spen dlng the summer at Quantabacook, is the
guest of the Hilton children at the Battery.
Miss Emily F. Miller, president Of the Wal
do
North searsmont last Friday for few days.
Mrs. Caro- A. Baldwin of Wayne Pa. arrived
yesterday to visit her niece, Mrs. Caro b.
Stickney. Mrs. Baldwin spent few davs in
Boston en- route.
Capt. Ralph W. Pattershall spent the week
end in Belfast with his family. His schooner.
the Harold c. Beecher, is loading lumber in
Bangor for New York
Thomas, son of Mr.. and Mrs Nm. NJ. Ran
dali left Monday to visit his uncle, Mr. John T.
Randall in Wolf Point. Montana. His father
accompanied him to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Mcdonald went to Cas-
tine last Saturday afternoon and spent sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. II l.. Carter of Boston.
who have cottage there for the season.
Miss Louise ". Richards, who has been
teaching in the summer ;, hool at the Farm
ington Normal School arrived last Saturday
to visit her mother, Mrs. Annie /. Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Boynton returned to
their home in Taunton Mass last Saturday
after visits with Mr. and Mrs George W.
Frisbee in Belfast and with Mrs Sarah Boyn-
ton in Liberty.
Mrs. Sarah E. Pierce and Mrs Essie F. Carrie
will leave tomorrow, Friday, for Boston,
where they will join Miss Mary f Pierce and
spend two weeks at Deer Park Hotel North
Woodstock, Vt.
Mrs. Horatia W.. widow of the late James
Mcclellan, and daughter, Miss Sadie r. McIel-
Ian of San Marcos, Texas, who have been in
Belfast the past week left Monday to visit
relatives in Thomaston.
Mrs +. T. Thompson and daughter, Miss
Virginia Church, and Mrs. Priscilla Folsom
and daughter Ella of Bangor, who are SPEND
ing the summer at Northport came to Belfast
Tuesday to visit the family of Rev NJ s. Hill
The journal had pleasant call last week
from MIR. Louis Nj. King, special representative
of the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York.s
whose home is in Pennington, Me He is ac-
companied by Mrs. King and is making busi-
ness tour of the State
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L. Pitcher and daughter
OF Caribou arrived last Friday to visit Mr.
Pitchers mother, Mrs. II. c. Pitcher They
made the trip of over 200 miles in Mr. Pitchers
Ford auto. leaving home at "a m and arriving
IN Belfast in the early evening.
Mi. and Mrs. H. o. Stevens and two chill
dren of New Rochelle, New York. and Mr.
and Mrs. l.. W. Stevens of Needham. Mass.
who have been guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert T. Stevens, Swan Lake avenue.
returned to their homes the latter part OF last
week.
The journal had a pleasant call Monday
from Mr. E. M. Dollctf, a former resident of
TINS city, who, with his oldest daughter. was
driving through. For many years Mr.. DolloT
mas conducted a successful shoe business at
Zo9 Water street. Gardiner, but both he and
Mrs Dolloff, the latter native of this ctv.
retain their interest in Belfast
Miss Florence E. Dunton is spending A