The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-08-08
PERSONAL.

Y. W. Wescott left Tuesday for business
trip to Boston.
Mrs sWellman Hanson of Sandypoint is visit
ing Mrs. C. S. Weber,
Miss Susan Higgins of Springvale is SPEND
ing week with Mrs. Annabel IL Underwood
Levi Clay arrived from Portland Friday for
weekend visit with his family at City-
point.
Miss Gladys Ramsdell of Bangor has accent
eo position as stenographer with DR.. WI
West.
Mrs. E. B. Worthen of Lexington, Mass, is
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
Heal
Miss Angie Carver of searsport returned
Monday from weeks visit with Mrs G G
Webber.
MISS White of Winthrop,who has been visit.
ing her aunt, Mrs. A. A. Small, will leave for
home today.
Harold T. Sibey eff Chicago arrived las,
sunday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
ward Sibley
Mr.. W. H. Farnham, District reporter of the
Boston Post,is spending his vacation with Rel-
fast relatives.
Mrs. Mary Roper of Gloucester, Mass re.
turned home last Friday from visit with Mrs
D. L. Proctor
Miss Dorothy Aiken of Boston is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira NJ Cote at their summer
home in Northport.
Rev. A. E. Morris of Old Town has been in
D.1f.
Belfast several days. the guest of Rev. D. r.
Phelan and B. O. Norton.
Miss Charlotte Colburn, daughter of Albert
I. Colburn OF Toledo, Ohio, is guest at the
Colburn home, Church street.
Mrs. Thomas Cannon has returned from a
two weeks visit with relatives and friends in
Camden, Rockport and Rockand.
Miss Maude K. Russell is having her vaca-
tlon from the dry goods store of James n
Howes and will leave today for Boston.
Mrs. A. c. Starkey of Washington, D. and
Mrs. H. W. Chase of Dorchester, Mass are
guests at the Hodsdon house, Cedar street.
Mrs. Arthur l. Brown returned last Monday
from visits with her son, Arthur F., in Me-
chanic Falls and with Mr.. Brown il Augusta.
DR.. and Mrs. George W. Holmes, who have
been the guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
| George 0. Holmes, have'returned to Boston.
Mrs. Nellie M. Kneeland of Somerville.
Mass, who is spending the summer at Temple
Heights, visited Belfast relatives the first of
! the week.
The family of Mrs. R. S. Brier of North Bel
fast spent delightful day at the log cabin on
Beaver Tail last week, and are enthusiastic in
their praise of the scenery and location of the
cabin
Rev. and Mrs. A. t Ringold and son Gordon
OF Brockton, Mass, arrived Tuesday to spend
August in Belfast Their daughter Helen
will visit friends in Orrington before COMING
| to Belfast.
Miss Ethel M. Jackson of Gardiner was call
ed here Saturday by the sudden illness of her
sister, Mrs, Sumner Bridges, and her father.
Mr. John G. jackson. Both are better and she
returned home Tuesday
Leroy Macomber of this city, who is en-
ployed in Lynn, Mass, is spending few
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.
/ Macomber, in lslesboro, where he is recovering
from recent illness. He will return to Lynn
later
Mrs. Frank J. Starrett has returned to Ans
terdam, N. Y, her visit here having been
shortened by the illness of aer younger son
who taken suddenly i'll and was operated
pom in the hospital there. Her eldest son.
Harry Starrett, is spending the summer
Mrs. Bottome of Worcester, Mass, and Mrs.
Bradshaw of Cambridge, Mass, are visiting
their brother, Henry d. Gilman. Mrs. Bot
tome was here two years ago, but this is Mrs.
Bradshawss first visit to Belfast for fifteen
years. She is 81 years old. Mr.. Gihnan's
nephew, MIR. Dudley Bradshaw, and his wife
and child, at Northport Campground and
will visit him later.
The engagement of Miss Sara Latin to
Luther Hammons is announced. The weddine
will take place on Sept. 5th, at the St. Francis
paroc NAL residence, Rev. Fr McCabe oficiat-
ing. Miss Latin came here from Ellsworth
and is bookkeeper in the Leonard & Barrows
shoe factory, and active in the social life of
st. L rancis parish. Mr.. Hammons is one of
the well known Hammons brothers. v,calists
and musical artists.
! A' anu MIS- "a L. idilscoill ol boston are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury, and
went to Augusta Tuesday in the Bradbury car
to attend the races. On leaving the service
of the Eastern Steamship Co, in which he had
been advanced to the responsible position of
assistant to President Calvin Austin, Mr.
Hanscom entered the employ of the Edison
Electric Co, and set to work to master the de-
| tails of a new to him-and technical business
In this direction he made rapid progress, and
likes his work and his associates He is now
having two-weeks' vacation, and incidentally
is advertising the 1912 Boston Electric Show, to
be given in Mechanics building, September
18th to October 26th