The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-05-02
PERSONAL.

j. Almon McMahan is at home from Massa.
chusetts for visit.
M. J. Dow of Brooks was in the city last Sat-
urday on business.
Miss Eleanor ]. Orcutt returned Friday from
short visit in RockIand.
Mrs. Alice Woodcock, who spent the winter
IN Boston, returned last Friday.
Miss Frances Howes went to Massachusetts
last week to be the guest of friends.
Harold Littlefeld is spending weeks vaca-
tlon with relatives in Winterport and Bangor
Mrs. Ada S. Swan and Miss Fannie Chase
went to Boston Tuesday to spend a week.
Mrs. Edward Sibley left Tuesday for Chca-
go to visit her daughter, Mrs, Henry Hovt
Hilton.
/ Mrs. Alfred A. Small returned last Saturday
from Portland and visits with relatives in
Winthrop.
| Mrs. Charles Bartlett, who has been studying
voice culture in Boston the past winter, has
returned home
| Miss Charlotte Hayden of Raymond arrived
last Thursday evening to be the guest of Mrs.
Amos Clement
Mrs. Willard Lamb, who has been the guest
of Mrs. Clarence W. Proctor, returned Satur-
day to her home in Windham.
| The steamship Carolina, in which Mrs. Geo.
A. Quimby sailed for Porto Rico arrived at San
Juan April 25th from New York.
Mr.. Frank E. Logan and Miss Mae Somers
OF Bangor are spending two weeks vacation
at the Logan home on Bridge street.
Miss Abbie o. Stoddard was at home from
Newton, Mass, last week, called here by the
death of her aunt, Miss Mary Hartman.
Mrs. Carroll Carter of Lawrence, Mass, is
the guest of Mr.. Carter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horatio H. Carter, Bell street.
Misses Marion Knowlton and Sabra Dyer of
Belfast had places on recent program of the
young ladies literary society at Kents Hill.
"Babe" Doherty of Portland, who pleased a
Belfast audience not long ago, is now most
successful in a production of "The Deep
Purple"
Mrs. 5. W. johnson, who has been in the
Waldo County Hospital for week for medical
treatment. returned home last Thursday, great
ly improved.
Miss Avis NJ. Morrison arrived by Monday
nj ght's train for two weeks vacation from her
duties in the Art department of the Spring.
field, Mass, library.
Capt. and Mrs. D. C. Warren arrived last
Friday from Everett, Mass, where they spent
the winter and are now at their summer home,
Point Comfort, Islesboro
Mr.. and Mrs. William HOFFMAN have arrived
In New York and plan to reach Belfast about
May sth to open their summer home, The An
chorage, North Shore. Northport.
The many friends of Mrs. Lewis W, Pendle-
ton, who is recovering from severe illness in
Asheville, N. c., will be glad to know that she
is to spend the summer in Belfast
W. H. Quimby returned last Saturday from
business trip to Minneapolis, Minn., and Bos-
ton. Mrs. Quimby, who accompanied him, re-
mained in Boston for longer visit
Elmer A. Sherman and Selwyn Thompson,
directors and Clement w. Wescott, treasurer
and cashier of The City National bank, attend
ed meeting and banquet of banking men in
Portland last week.
Mrs. B. P Hazetine who spent the winter
with her sons in Wheeling, West Virginia, ar
rived last Friday night at her home on Court
street. Mrs. Frances Patterson Of Portland
accom- panied her and is her guest
Mrs. c. B. Hazeltine and Miss Louise Hazel
tine arrived home last night from Camden, S.
c., where they spent the winter. They were
accompanied by Mrs. James H. Howes, who
went to Boston to meet them.
DR.. Harry L. Kilgore has returned home from
Montreal, where he took three months course
| in Neurology at the Montreal General Hos
pital. He will be associated for the summer
with his uncle, DR.. G, c. Kilgore.
Mr.. C. c. Coombs, formerly of this city, ar
rived recently from New York, where he has
been on the road for the Hyers' Root Beer Co
Mrs. Coombs is visiting in Rockland They in
tend to cate here.
H. d. Ames of Rockland is negotiating for
the purchase of the old Ocean house property
at Owls Head, and if satisfactory arrange
I iHSAes Noh pS thstue nc lhteHuS 10 make tne
house first class summer hotel with baths
and all the modern improvements.
Rev. Warren c. Hanscom, son-in- law of D,
E. Bird, came from CliftondaIe, MINI. to as
sist Mr.. Bird in disposing of his house on Bay-
view street preparatory to making his home
with them. Mr.. David S. Creasey bought the
house, and Mr.. Hanscom and Mr.. Bird left
Monday for Cliftondale.
! A. c. Knight of Boston. who had been in
Bangor to attend the presentation of his opera,
The Duke of Volendam. was the guest last
Friday and Saturday of his uncle, John W.
Knight. He left fo- Boston by Saturday
nights boat. It is hoped the opera may be pre-
Sc nted in Belfast this season.
Cards received by Belfast relatives of Mrs.
Nellie Mulholland state that she came to
Pennington. Me-, to attend the wedding of her
niece, Miss Isabel White. She left New York
last Saturday for Havre to meet her daughter
Mary. They will go to Rouen, where they will
spend some time visiting churches and his
torical places made famous by Joan of Arc.
Friends of Mrs. Carl X, Crosby, formerly of
Bath, but now of New York. will be interested
in knowing that she has a contract with the
Abo rn Opera Co. to sing Tosca and La Boheme