The Republican journal., 1912-07-18
PERSONAL.

E. P. Frost left for Boston on last Saturday
afternoons boat, on business.
Nathan Houston Small, U. of NJ, '13, is in
Orono attending the summer school.
Mrs. E. A. Perry of Fargo, North Dakota,
ri we'd last Saturday to visit relatives.
D.M. G. Spencer of Winterport attended the
9Th Maine reunion in Dover and Foxcroft July
10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie C. Follett returned to
their home in Belmont, Mass, on Saturdays
boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred V. Cottrell returned home
last Friday from Boston and vicinity, where they
spent the winter.
Victor M. Smith returned to his home in
Manchester, N. H., last Thursday, after a visit
with Orrin ]. Dickey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hubbard left Saturday
for Lynn, Mass, after spending vacation
with relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert C. Burgess and son
Kenney went to their Pitcher Pond cottage
last Saturday for stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mckay returned to
Bangor last Friday from a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles A. Harmon.
DR.. Carleton W. Steward of Rockport was in
town last Thursday to assist at an operation at
the Waldo County Hospital.
Norman A. Read, who is travelling for
New York drug house, is spending weeks
vacation at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kent Steward of
Urbana, ILL.,, arrived last week to spend the
season at the South Shore, Northport.
Miss Myra Fitch of Rockland is the guest of
Miss Frances A. Sargent; both young ladies
are visiting Mrs. Leonia Pendleton of Islesboro
Miss Mildred Gleason, who spent her vaca-
tion at her home in Union, has resumed her
duties in the Waldo County Hospital Training
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh D. Mcclellan and children,
Janet and Hugh. arrived by Fridays boat for a
visit with Mrs. McLellan's parents, Hon. and
Mrs. c. o. Poor.
| The wedding of Miss Frances A. Howes of
this city and Richard P.,Whitman of Campello,
Mass, whose engagement was announced last
week, will take place in October next.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Jones Of the Windsor
Hotel were guests last week of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Achorn in Camden, hav-
ing been called there by the illness of Miss
M yra Achorn.
Among the arrivals at the Northport Inn
July 11th were Mr.. and Mrs. c. French,
Clarence and Curtis French and A. D. French
of Waltham, Mass. Capt. A. D. French has
his launch in commission.
Mrs. Ralph Emery, Miss Cahill and Robert
Emery arrived last Thursday, coming from
Boston in their touring car, and are at the
Emery homestead, corner of Church and Grove
streets. Mr.. Emery will join them later.
H. E. Ellis left last Monday for Chelmsford
Mass. after spending week at his old home
here. He made the trip by auto and reported
finding hard travelling, particularly through
the town of Wells, where the sand was inches
deep.
Mrs. L. A. Barker and her daughter, Miss
| Alice Barker, who spent the winter in Brook
line, Mass, where they have taken an apart
ment with Mrs. Barker's son, Louis A. Barker
who is practicng law in Boston, are in Bango,
for few weeks.
Prof. William F. Schoppe arrived Saturday
from Orono to spend several days in Belfast
before accompanying Mrs Schoppe and son
William F., Jr to West Auburn, where they
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S
Schoppe for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Montefore of Water.
vile have bought of Mrs. Lizzie ]. Benson one
ct her cottages at Temple Heights and Mrs
Montetiore will spend the summer months
there. Mr.. NJ. has returned to Waterville
after a short vacation here
Belfast was not represented at the annua
outing of the Maine Coal Dealers association
at New Meadows Inn last week. Hon. VIM. B
Swans active membership ceased when the
Swan & Sibley Co. sold out to the Consumers
Fuel Co., but the association made him ar
honorary member and he had planned to attenc
the meeting, but gave it up because of the ex.
treme heat.
Principal Clarence W. Proctor of Belfast
High school, who with his family is spending
his vacation in Windham, left on Monday for
Castine, where he will attend the conference
of Methods, which will be week in session
for the benefit of principals and superintend
ents of public schools. Mrs Proctor and littl.
daughter will remain the guests of her mother
Mrs. Willard Lamb, in Windham, during Mr.
Proctor's absence-Portland Express.
Miss Ada A. Mariner. whose engagement tt
George Lucas Bowman of Brookline was an
nounced last spring, has resigned as stenog
rapher and bookkeeper for Horace Chener,
and will be succeeded, Aug. 1st, by Richard P
Roche of Boston, who has been here for sew.
eral months in Mr.. Chenery's employ. TIL.
wedding of Miss Mariner and Mr.. Bowman
will take place in October.
Honors-well deserved-are coming to Rev
j. W. Hatch, former pastor of the Belfas
M. E. church. The Bangor Commercial says:
"Rev. John W. Hatch of this city, who il
superintendent of the Bangor district of tn.
Methodist Episcopal church, and who has JUS
returned from Chicago, where he has been il
attendance at the meeting of the SUNDAY
school board of the denomination, found {
notification awaiting him with information
that the Willamette University of Salem Ore
, gon, upon recommendation of Bishop P S
Henderson of Chattanooga, and Rev. Horace
B. Haskell of this city, had conferred upo1
him the doctorate of divinity. Willamette