The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-05-23
PERSONAL.

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her aunt, Mrs. Robert F. Russ.
Mrs. George A. Leavitt of East Belfast was
the guest last week of Mrs. Roscoe STABLES in
Rockland.
Rev. Harry Lutz and family will OCCUPY the
Randall cottage at Pitchers Pond during July
and August.
MISS Ada Mariner returned Monday from
New York, where she had been the guest of
Mrs. Cecil Elms.
Mrs. Robert McGuinness and Miss Olive
Mceulnness of Liverpool, England, are guests
of Rev. Dennis A. McCabe.
Mrs. Ida Frankel of the New York Bargain
store will return today from New York where
she has been for summer goods,
Rev. William Vaughan of East Belfast will
give the memorial address at the church in
Liberty at p. m. Memorial Day.
Principal Clarence W Proctor returned last
Sunday from .Orono, where he attended the
convention of the State principals.
Mrs. Frank B. knowlton and daughter, Miss
Louise knowlton, went to Boston last Thurs.
day to visit relatives and friends.
William Whitney and MS two daughters have
arrived from Boston and opened their summer
nome at Saturday Cove, the Priscilla for the
season.
MISS Hattie Bates, who has been with her
orother, Frank j.. Bates of White SULPHUR
Springs, Mont, for several years, arrived home
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Staples of Rockland
were called to Belfast last Thursday to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Staples brothers wife. Mrs
Leroy Staples.
| Mrs. Thomas D. Barr went to Waterville last
Mohday with her little grandson, Thomas
HoSie, who had been with his grandparents
the past two weeks
Mark Pendleton, U. of NJ IA, of Islesboro
mad prominent place in the cast of 1.-The
Magistrate" the successful play given bv the
Maine Masque this season.
Mrs. Lydia Hatch, Mrs. Annie Carter and
Miss Vema NJ Ingersoll were in Dover over
sunday IN attendance on the State convention
of the Maine State Spiritualists.
Miss Marie Logan left last Monday tn visit
Mrs. J. j. Montgomery in St. John. N. B., and
on her return will spend week with her aunt.
Mrs. Charles Howard, in Caribou.
Mrs. Carrie E. Peirce, who spent the winter
in Aiken, S. c., left Savannah for Boston last
Monday on the S. S. City of Memphis and will
arrive in Belfast early in June.
Superintendent of Schools A. j. Knowlton
returned last Tuesday from Boston. where he
attended the sessions of the New England
Superlntendents' Association, Friday.
MIR. Horace Chenery and family are expect
ed to arrive from Boston tomorrow, Friday.
one day earlier than originally planned, to
spend the summer, as usual in Belfast.
Miss Lorena Macomber who is finishing the
study of telegraphyat the Western Union office,
is making fine progress and received her first
telegram from the Boston office last Saturday.
Nicholas p Makana of Bangor U. of NJ. IA,
who is remembered during the family's stay in
Belfast, was one of those nominated for the
business managership of the Prism, the Junior
annual.
Renworth r. Rogers has taken a position as
freight clerk on the steamer Camden of the
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Mrs Charles P, Hazeltine and Miss Margaret
M na-el'ihe arrived nome last Monday from
i'oS''n' where 'heS hau neeh since their return
from lryon' oouth Narollha' "here they spent
: the WINTER
J The Colby College Quartette has recently
assisted by Vlohhist' etc, gwen concerts at
Hebron Academy and Hebron Samtorlum
Russell ahd Maurice Lord are both members OF
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