The Republican journal., 1911-06-01
NUMBER %
PERSONAL.

Miss Mae Murray of Pittsfed is visiting
friends in Freedom.
Mrs. F. A. Schubert returned last SATURDAY.
from visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Marsh are visiting in
Boston and Taunton, Mass.
Mrs. Spencer W. Mathews is at her cottage
on the harbor front for the season.
Mrs. Geo. W. Lewis returned last Saturday
from visit with relatives in Knox.
Mrs. H. c. Pitcher has arrived home from
an extended visit in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Gagie c. Frost is at home from Con-
cord, vt, where she has employment
Mrs. Chester Walker of Rockland is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. M. A. Heath.
E. B. Little of Bristol arrived last Saturday
and has employment in the City Bakery.
Linwood S. Jones left Wednesday for Mont
real, where he has employment for the sum-
mer.
Arthur Drown of Dorchester, Mass. arrived
May 26th, called here by the critical illness of
his aunt. Mrs. John G. Brooks.
Mrs. R. G. Dyer and Mrs. E. B. Thompson of
Bangor will return home today, Thursday
from short visit with relatives
Rev. David L. Wilson delivered the Memorial
day oration at Castine last Tuesday morning,
returning on special boat in the afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs Arthur A. Blair will arrive
from Caribou today and will occupy rooms in
the Frank E. Wiley house on Congress street.
DR.. o. S. Vickery has returned from New
York, where he spent several months in study
on his specialties, the eye, ear, nose and throat
Don w. Worthing of Palermo was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Worthing at their home
on State street place, Augusta, over Memorial
Day.
Miss Bridget Whelan has returned from St,
Johns. Newfoundland, where she spent year
with her brother, and went to Liberty last
week.
Miss Flora Blake, who is employed as
bookkeeper by the Regal Shoe Co. in Whit
man, Mass, arrived last Friday for few
days visit.
Mrs. Albert M. Carter and Miss Charlotte W,
they attended the annual eeting of the Uni
tartan association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry Brooks of Portland are
receiving congratulations upon the birth of
12-pound boy. Mrs. Brooks was formerly Miss
Mildred Mason of East Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcclellan of New Orr
leans will arrive next Saturday to spend the
month with their sisters, Mrs. Helen Patter-
son and Miss Caroline M Mcclellan, at Miss
Harriet P. Whites.
DIR. and Mrs Eugene L. Stevens entertained
at dinner Sunday Hon. and Mrs R. c. Reynolds
and Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Waite of Lewiston, who
are taking auto trip through Eastern Maine
They left Belfast Sunday afternoon for Camden
and Rockland.
Superintendent of Schools Alonzo j. Knowl-
ton will go to Buehill tomorrow, Friday, by
quest of State Superintendent Payson Smith,
to address the Hancock County Teachers AS
sociation. His subject will be The Teacher
and the Recitation
Mrs. Robie Mears and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Sheldon of Boston arrived on Thursday morn
ings boat from Boston and went to Morrill, to
spend the summer. Mr. Mears spent the win
ter there for his health and has been greatly
benefited.
Mrs. Charles Mutcher (Florence Gilmorey,
who has been the guest of her sisters in Bel
fast and Morrill,, went to Boston last
Thursday and from there was to accompany
cousin to Bermuda. She will return IL Belfast
the first of August for the remainder Of the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Talaferro arrived in New
York last week and are expected to arrive in
Belfast the last of this week, making the trip
in their touring car. They will stop at Miss
Harriet P. Whites, Cedar street. until their
summer home at the foot of the square is ready
for occupancy.
Maine will be represented in the worlds
convention of the Independent Order of Good
Tenplars, which will be held in Hamburg,
Germany. this month, by Past Grand Chief
Templar William A. Rideout of Calais, who
served as the head of the grand lodge in this
State at one time and for the past % years has
been district templar of Washington county.
Belfast friends of the family have received
the following card: "Mr. and Mrs. Ira Maurice
Cobe request the honor of your company at the
marriage of their niece, Ruth Hanson Cobe to
Frederick Dietrich Hoffman, on the evening
of Saturday the third of June, ore thousand
nine hundred and eleven, at the hour OF eight,
at fifteen hundred and twenty five. Massachu-
setts avenue, in tne city of Chicago The
many friends here Of Miss C9be extend con
gratuatlons.
Mr. and Mrs Flon 3. Gilchrest Misses