The Republican journal., 1912-06-06
NUMBER %
PERSONAL.

H. C. Buzzell Esq, was in Rockand last,
week on business
g Danvers Cram of Newport visited friends ire
Montville last week.
DR.. J. c. White of Boston is at his cottage
at Dark Harbor for the season.
|, Miss Marguerite Dinsmore of Bucksport has
won scholarship at Smith College.
Seth Banton of Freedom was the guest last
week of his sister, Mrs. Charles Danfortb. in
Fairfield
Benjamin Bradbury of Fairfield was at Tenn
pie Heights last week making preparations for
opening his cottage.
Mrs Pierce of Monroe is the guest for
several weeks of her daughters, Mrs. W. L.
West and Mrs. Hattie Godfrey.
Misses Evelyn P. Morrison and Florence M.
Hill left last Saturday to spend two weeks
vacation in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Maud rMilliken returned last Friday
from six weeks visit with her brother, Mr..
Seth M. Milliken, in New York city.
Rev. T. P. Williams will deliver the Bacca-
laureate sermon before the graduating class of
the Bridgewater High school June 9th.
Mrs. Austin C. Philbrick has returned from
West Newton, where she has been visiting
friends for the past few weeks.-RoeLland
| Opinion.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Oliver Hayes of Read
vile, Mass, will arrive this morning to spend
their honeymoon with the groom's parents,
Capt and Mrs. j. D. Hayes.
Mrs. S. H. Matthews and daughter. Miss
Belle Matthews, are at their cottage on the
harbor front for the summer They havg.
closed their house on Cedar street
Mrs. A. C.Burgess left last Tuesday to spend
a week with her son, Kenney A. Burgess at,
Philips, Exeter, and will spend week in Bos-
ton with friends before returning home.
| Capt. Bennett and wife of Brooksville were
in Belfast last Friday. Mrs. Bennett is pleas
antly remembered in Belfast as Miss Stella
Pendleton, formerly of this city and Boston.
| Prof. Edward H. Fletcher, teacher of piano
in Acadia College, Wolfville, N. s.. arrived last
Saturday to spend the summer with his family
at the home of his mother, Mrs. ]. M. Fletcher.
Mrs. Ansel White moved Monday from the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Crosby.
where she had been the past year. to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Staples, upper High
street.
Rev. FIR. Herman H. Hamakers formerly of
Belfast, but who has been in Portland since
his return from Europe, is now at Sorrento,
Me- In personal note he says: 81 hope you
and all of good Belfast are WELL"
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Longfellow left re-
Gently for New York, where they will visit
their daughter, Mrs A. D. Ralph. They will
! also visit their son, Dr. Austin Longfellow in
Providence, R. I-Machias Republican.
Miss Florence Dinsmore of Watervlle has
engaged one of the cottages at Murphy's Point
for the summer. She has frequently visited
her cousins, Thos. B. and Irving T. Dinsmore
and has made many friends in this city.
Mrs. John F. Hill. the widow, and Percy v
Hill, the son of Ex-Governor Hill. have offered
to give $4,000 for Y. M. C. A. building in
Augusta, as tribute to his memory on con-
dtion that a suitable site be provided and an
endowment fund of $4,000 be raised
A. E, Clark Camp elected Ralph S. Jackson
and c. L. Wright as delegates to the State En-
Veterans tn be hold !, f,ordi,a. -, H., 81
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anu oth' anu the Ladles AuNlhary elected as
their representative Mrs. Mabel v ebber
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/ Nllfii ies / Nie i"'ii' WHO recently moved tc
Presque Isle from this city, is interested in the
organization of a camp of Sons of Veterans d,
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bF Niar'eS " EhoV' president emeritus OF
6iarEaiu university VINO mas peeh tfaVeIlhg
/ through ohlha ana the far EAST Is expected to
arrive IN 1his country early III July ana VIII GO
at once TO MS cottage at Nortaeast Haroor,
ne was one OF Che 'fsI ol 'He SD her visitors
10 pulld there.
M anu i'ifS' GEORGE I. Lake VINO came 10
neii7s' feeehliy from syracuse N. y on ae'
count Oh mr' Lake heaith, nave concluded tc
Ieni"l" mere anu nave taken the rooms IN 'he
Mliiet' house' oeoar street. formerly occupied
oy MIS- lsaoel Morse VINO mas moved to the.
LihheDufher house' court street,
Mrs Catherine Chaplin has gone to Searsport
70 W,p spena her sun olrtnuay Wlth her son geo