The Republican journal., 1912-08-15
NUMBER 33
PERSONAL.

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guest of her father, Mr.. Thomas K ,e.
Mrs. Georgia E. Butman of Bos IN is visit
ing her sister, Miss Nellie H. Hopk rs.
Mrs. Ella B. Sprowl of Minnea ape lis Minn /
the guest of her son. Wilmer J. Dorman.
Herbert T. Field returned to Portland last
Monday after a short visit at his home in this
city.
Mrs. Pyam Gilkey and daughter Frances Of
Germantown, Pa, are guests Of Mrs. Fred v.
Cottrell.
Harry Blake of Bangor is the guest of his
COUSIN, Ralph A. Peavy, at Bay View Farm,
East Belfast.
Mrs. J. c. Pillsbury returned las Saturday
from Rockland, where she was the guest of DR..
and Mrs. F. E. Follett
oscar Dilworth of Madison, who has been
visiting relatives in this CITY, has returned
home-M aterville Sentinel.
Miss Louise Richards, teacher in the Farm.
lngton Normal School, is the guest of her
mother, Mrs Annie H. Richards.
Mrs. Alice Frost Leonard of Meriden, Conn,
IS spending her vacation with her mother.
MIS-. Lena ii. Frost, Union street
Frank W. Gowen says in a personal note
from Los Angeles, Calf: 81 am very well. am
prospering, and like California very much
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Black of Portland ara
visiting friends in this city. Mr. Black was
born In Belfast and spent his early life here.
Miss Maud B. Steward is having E vacation
from the office of the Penobscot Bav Electric
Co., and lett by boat last Saturday for Boston.
Prof. J. N. Hart and family of the Uniyer-
slty OF Maine, Orono, are at the Maurice Towle
cottage in East Belfast for the month of Au-
gust.
Miss Eva Wood of valhalla, N. Y, who is
visiting relatives in Brooks, came to Belfast
last Friday to spend several days with Miss
Marian Perry.
harry H. Simpson of this city ard Fred A,
Myrlck of Troy have been draw as petit
jurors for the u S. Court, and are 20 report in
Portland at 10 a. nl., Sept. 18th.
Mrs. W. P. Kenney and son Prescott W, of
Wrenham, Mass, visited relatives in Belfast
and Rockport the past week MIR. Kenney
arrived Monday to join his family for short
visit
Miss Mary H. Hilton went to St. Andrews
Saturday to spend her vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Haycock. Miss Katherine
Brler will have charge of her store while She
is away.
Mrs Amos Clement and son. DR. Donald
Clement, and daughter Miss Louise of Belfast.
ana Or jackson of Portland are guests OF w,
=. Beaie and wife, High street-Eastport SEN
tinel Aug. 7th.
MIR. and Mrs. Otis Cummings of New York
are guests of his sister, Mrs Alonzo j. BatchsI-
der, Court street. Mr.. Cummings was former.
ly of Northport and for some years the post
master at Saturday Cove
Mrs F. E. Guernsey and son THOMPSON left
Dover for Vinalhaven Wednesday where thsv
VIII pass short time with her parents, Dr. and
Mrs Il. ii. Lyford, who are passing the sum
mer there.-Piscataquis Observer
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh D. Mcclellan and chill
dren, Janet and Hugh, Jr., have returned to
their home in Lexington, MISS, after spenG-
ing few weeks in Belfast with Hon. and Mrs.
C. o. Poor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Shaw. who have been
SptHulIlS several weeks al IOOperS EDpcn-
with occasional side trips to Northport (Vtn-
terport and other nearby resorts have return
ed to New York Mr.. Shaw is a graduate Of
the class of 1890, Rockland High school and
has succeeded admirably in the practice of
law in New York clty.-Rockland Courier ia.
zette.
John R. Hurley, who has been visiting rela.
tlves in Frankfort and Old Town. left Thurs
day afternoon in the steamer Belfast upon mis-
tn Now York pity ,,bor -,
ed in legal capacity by the New York Tele-
phone Co Mr. Hurley, who is graduate of
Bowdoin, has been admitted to the bar and is
meeting with success in his professionally
gor News.
Mrs. "A. T. Small may be reckoned as one Of
the smart old ladies of Sunset Although
eighty y-two years of age, she does all of the
house work for a family of three, knits and
sews. Just row much of her time is spent in
gathering blueberries, for which she finds Il
ready sale at fifteen cents quart.
Rev George S. Mills, who has been spending
his vacation at the Battery, left last Saturday
for Limerick Me-, to spend Sunday with his
father, Rev Geo A. Mills and from there will
return to Bennington, VT, He was accom-
panied by his son Charles. Mrs Mills ard
daughter Alice left for Bennington Tuesday.
Capt. Alzo Nj. Carter, one of our most capa-
BILE and reliable young sea captains, has aban-
doned sail for steam, finding the former no
longer profitable. He gave up his command of
the big Palmer schooner Jane Palmer some
months ago, and is now on a steam collier.
Many of the Searsport deep-water shippers are
now on steam vessels, the greater number in
the employ of the American Hawaiian Steam
ship Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Lothrop, Anse 10th.
rop, Thomas Lothrop, Jr., and Miss Lois Loth-
rop, with their guests, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Watts and Harry Herger of Buffalo, are spend
ing few weeks at the Tuttle bungalow at
Quantabacook, Searsmont. Mr. and Mrs. II.
E. Macdonald were their guests Sunday Mr..
Mcdonald returning to town at night, and
Mrs. Mcdonald remaining for few days
Charles P. Lombard of Oakland Calf, a re-
tired building contractor, is in Rockland for a
months visit with his cousins, Mrs. Annie
Wade and Mrs. Jennie Lane. He will remain
in the East three months, meantime visiting
his native home at Phippsburg, and George
Prescott, distant cousin, and other relatives
in Belfast. Mr. Lombard is a grandson of
Moses Prescott who resident of Rock