The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-07-04
NUMBER ~
PERSONAL.

Lynwood S. and Harold s. Jones left Satur-
day to visit in Boston.
Mrs. Raymond R. Sherman has returned
from few weeks visit in Wells.
Miss Angie Millett of Auburn is the guest of
her brother, DR.. Adebert Miett.
Merton Larrabee of Pittsfeld spent Sunday
in Belfast. the guests of Jesse Webber
DR.. and Mrs. George F. Eames are at their
cottage at Murphy's Point for the season.
Miss Rera Cunningham left yesterday to
spend July 4th with friends in Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Lizzie Brown of St. Stephens, N B., is
in Belfast, the guest of Mrs. Sarah Sherwood
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Leavitt of Augusta
came over in their car to spend the Fourth in
J Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Stevens of Troy ar
rived Wednesday to visit their son, DR.. Eugen
L. Stevens.
F. W. Chase and family of Newtonville,
Mass, arrived Wednesday to spend the sum-
mer in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lancaster of Bangor au-
toed to Belfast last Sunday and called on rea-
tives and friends.
Mrs Ellen ]. Keller of White Plains N. j.,
will arrive this. Thursday, morning, to visit
| Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley.
Judge and Mrs. George E. johnson moved
Tuesday to their cottage at the Battery, where
they will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abra Howes and Mr.. Bert
! Cunningham of Liberty were guests of Albert
M. Parsons and family Friday.
Miss Sara F. Russ arrived last Sunday morn
ing from New Bedford, Mass, to spend the
summer with relatives in Belfast.
Miss Mildred Gleason, who is training at the
Waldo County Hospital. left Saturday for two
weeks vacation at her home in Union.
Mrs. B. R. Batchelder returned to her home
in Houton last Saturday, after weeks visit
with Mrs. Jesse Webber. Court street.
DIR. F. E. Brown has returned to Bangor from
London, where he took post graduate work in
London hospitals for the past six weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Wiggin of Portland ar
rived Monday to visit relatives making the
trip with Mr.. Charles Marshall in his touring
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kent of New York and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Savage of Bangor
week -end guests of Mrs. Ira M. Cobe at Bay
side.
Misses Anna T. and Jennie Wilson of New
York city arrived Wednesday morning to
spend the summer with their uncle, Rev. D. L.
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mitchell and little
son Claude of Rosndale, Mass, will arrive
this, Thursday, morning to visit Mr.. and Mrs
L. C. Putnam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ritchie have returned
from auto trip to Lewiston. They were
companied by Miss Louise A. Temple, who is
their guest.
Miss Ava Whitney of Bucksport, who has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs. Thomas
Cannon, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Albert
Hall, Jr, in Camden.
Mr.. Ira M. Cobe will arrive this Thursday,
morning from Chicago to spend the summer at
Bayside. Five of his driving horses will come
on the same boat
Levi Hartman of Cambridge, Mass, and a
spend few days at the Hartman bungalow at
Little River, and then go to Standpoint for
stay.
MIR. Edw. w. Goodwin, Travelling Passenger
Agent Boston and Albany Railroad made
short visit in the city Tuesday, spending the
night at "Flowanah," the Burgess cottage on
the East Side.
MIR and Mrs. George A. Leavtt, Mrs Perley
D. Stanley and little son Sherwin, Miss Lucie
Leavitt and Miss Jessie Hart returned Monday
from motor trip which included visits to
Clinton, Waterville, Shawmutt and Augusta.
Ralph l.. Pitcher and family of Caribou are
making an extended trip in their Ford auto,
visiting Montreal Quebec, the White Noun
tains, Portland, and will arrive in Belfast this
week. to visit his mother, Mrs. H. c. Pitcher.
Mrs. G. E. Evans of Stamford Conn, one of
Belfasts most enthusiastic admirers. and who
has many friends here, writes 81 take much
pleasure in reading your most valuable paper
and nothing could make up for the loss of it."
Hon and Mrs. Charles S. Hichborn have re-
turned from wedding trip to Marbehead and
vicinity. Mr.. Hlchborn, who had been living
at the Augusta House previous to his marriage,
has opened his house Winthrop street
Kennebec Journal
Among the honorary degrees conferred by
Colby College were the following: George
Horace Lorimer of Philadelphia, author and
ditor, Lit. D., George Walter Hinckley of
Good Will Farm, educator, A. M, Mr.. Lorimer
is the editor of the Saturday Evening Post.
Mrs Mather A. Abbott daughters Gwynne
and Elizabeth, and two maids, of Groton, Mass,
rrved at Point Comfort, North IsIesboro,
June 26th, for the summer, Prof. Abbott and
Mr.. Seth Lowe of Brooklyn, N. Y, who gradu-
ated in June from the Groton School. came as
far as Castne in their auto. Mr.. Lowe spent
a week at the Point.
Mrs. VIM. R. Marshall of Winchester, Mass,
companed by Mrs J. Dwight Palmer of
New York, arrived last Tuesday to spend the
su miner at the A. A. Howes cottage, North
Shore, Northport. Mrs Palmer is the sister of
t he late Mrs. VIM. c. Marshall and mother of
Mrs NJ. T. Marshall of New York. Master
harles R. Marshall, accompanied by his cousin,
/ Frederick W. Conant of Santa Barbara. Calf,
, in he Marshall Mr.