The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-08-22
PERSONAL.

Miss ENERGY CHM was visitor to Bangor
last Thursday
Miss Mary Owen went to Bangor last Thurs
day for the day.
Miss Margaret Owen of Bangor is visiting
relatives in this city.
Rev. Charles B. Ames returned last Tuesday
from visit in Boston and vicinity.
Harry A. Arthur of Savannah, Georgia, ar
lived last week for visit in Belfast.
Mrs. Bert o. ordon went to her former
home in Brewer by last Thursdays boat
Miss E. Maude Barker and her house guests
made the trip to Bangor last Thursday.
Mrs. j. Linnekin and daughter of Roxburv.
Mass. are visiting her sister, Mrs. W. w.
Biazo.
Mr.. Ralph NJ. johnson of New York ioined
Mrs. johnson at the Lyman House, Bar Har-
bor, last week.
Everett Lord, who has responsible position
In Bath, arrived last week for a vacation visit
with relatives.
William Burkett of Whitnsville, Mass, ar.
rived last Sunday to visit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Burkett.
Miss Blanche Foster, who has been spending
part of her vacation in Islesboro, has returned
to her home Burnham.
Miss Marian We Is is clerking for j. W. Fer
guson 4 Co., ~hiIe MISS Nella Gup,iil is hav-
ing Two Weeks vacation.
The many friends of Miss Evelyn P. Mori-
son Will be glad to know that she is improving
after her recent severe illness.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Emory " hite arrived last Fri
day from Nova Scotia to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George +. Mhlle. East Belfast.
Mr.. AID Mrs. M. n. blackwell and N iss
Blackwell Of Bath MADE lew GAYS visit
here last " eek, making the trip in their car.
Mrs. Y. M. Snow of Norfolk Conn, and Mrs
Mary h. smith OF Prospect erry are visiting
their nieces. Misses Isabel and ENERGY CHM.
Alton jackson OF Minneapolis and Miss Re-
pecca Chilcott of Bangor, who are visitors in
Searsport, called on Belfast FRIENDS last Fri
day.
Stanley and Earl Chamberlain, who have
been visiting then sister, Miss Elizabeth
Chamberlain, returned to Bangor last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Grace Thompson of Lynn, Mass, ar
rived last week for visit with relatives, join
| ing her little daughter, who has been here for
some time.
Miss Julia E. Brown and Mrs. Louise B.
Brooks left last Monday to visit relatives in
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their return.
Miss Jane Brown arrived from Boston last
Sunday morning to spend a two weeks vaca-
tion with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w.
Brown, Cedar street.
Mrs. Emily Hyams of New York who has
been spending several weeks in the Catskill
mountains, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
F. Thompson Cedar street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Fletcher left last Tues
day for two months visit with relatives in
in Idaho before returning.
Albion W. Hart and bride of Lawrence,
Mass, were recent guests of his uncle, Manly
Hart, and aunt, Mrs. Henry Duncan, in Rock
land and later visited in LIncolnvlile ana Bel
fast
Rev D. B. Phelan left last Saturday for Lit
tleton Campground, IN Arcostook county
where he preached Sunday. Evangelist y. ).
Gray OF Amherst, Mass, the othel speak
er.
Nathan Houston Small went to Bangor last
Thursday for consultation with eye special
ist continuing Friday TO Winthrop, where his
mother, Mrs. A. A Small, joined HIM Monuay
for weeks visit with her brother, v ho leaves
September lst for California.
Miss Marian Keith returned to NorthpOrt
campground last Thursday from bret stay
in Old Town and was joined Friday by Misses
Airline Brown, Grace Sawyer, Ruth McMlLian
and Nellie Davis, OF Ola Town ana Mar.on
Gould of Bangor, who viii be her guests for a
week-long house party.
The popularity of Charles B. Hazeltine with
the new class at the Naval Academy is shown
by handsome watch which has been present.
! ed to him IN appreciation Of the white ueal,
as the inscription states, shown the new md
shipmen While he was the ranking midship-
man at the academy this summer.
The Fairmount Improvement society was
formed at meeting OF number OF residents
| of Paramount park and vicinity at the nome
of Edward II. Kelley on Thursday night, and
following the completion ot the organization
at subsequent meetings it is expected that
| much can be done to further ado TO the attrac-
tiveness OF this new and rapidly growing
section of the city-Bangor Commercial.
DR.. Seth C. Gordon of Portland celebrated
his SIND birt haay iast ealuloay. he is still
actively engagea in the pracuce OF his pro-
fession except during the summer seasons
hen he enjoys a rest at his summer home In
Fryeburg, where an automobile party OF rea-
tives and friends called on HIM SATURDAY and
invited him to accompany them to the summer
camp of Edward Hastings at keazar Pond,
where the day was enjoyed
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Moore, who have been
e mploy ed lat "1he Pastures" The Chenery
fam III belmont, lett last SATURDAY for Gatd,-
ner, where they have en- ployment. Chalies L.
Brown of this city succeeds Mr.. Moore as sup
erintenoent and Finest A. Taylor of Dorches-
ter, Mass, succeeds MIR. Brown in running the
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