The Republican journal., 1912-07-25
NUMBER 80
PERSONAL.


Mrs. Emma Sawyer of Milbridge is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Leroy Strout.
Mr.. Ralph W. Peavey and party motored to
Sullivan last Wednesday for the day.
Mrs. Emma West has returned from two
weeks visit with her son, Asa West, in Boston,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Merserean of Livermore
rails are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sewyn Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Cynthia Littlefeld of Sprinpvale is the,
guest OF her son, Alderman Edward F. Little.
field,
MI. and Mrs. w. B. Steward of Skowbepa,,
are guests for week at the Northport Inn
Bayside.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Griffin returned to Ros-
ton last Monday, after visits with relati, es in
Belfast and Morrill,
Mrs. Frank j. Starrett of Amsterdam Nv
returned home last Monday from visit with
Belfast relatives.
IA and Robert W. Cushman of Boston are
guests OF Rev. Charles B. Ames. at the ITn;.
tartan parsonage
Eardley Pinhey left Tuesday on his return
TO ms home in Quebec, after visit with Mr.,
and Mrs James H. Howes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Poor of New Red
ford Mass, returned home last Friday from 81
visit with relatives in Belfast
Miss Bessie Black, who is employed at Stone,
"ebsters, Boston. is the guest of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Simpson of Fairfield were
guests of Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald last Tuesday
while on their auto trip from Rockport.
MIR. and Mrs. William Durham left last
tuesday for their home in Kansas Citv after
several weeks visit with Belfast relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank NJ Hacker of 1ew;sto,,
were guests for several days this week of Mr.
anu MIS- Lewis F. Cannon. They came by auto,
Messrs. William G. Russell of Chestnut Hill
Mass.' and James F. Cooper of Brookline
Mass, are guests at the home of Mr. Posooo
Black
Mr.. George Lake, who was recently onerat.
ed on for appendicitis at the Waldo Connty
Hospital, returned last Tuesday to his home on
Cedar street.
Mrs. Abbie Veazie Pratt of Redlands Calf
mas oeen visiting in Massachusetts for several
weeks and will come to Belfast, her former
home this week.
Dr, J.'W. sanborn of Roxbury, Mass, re-
turned home last Monday from short visit
with Ralph W. Peavey. The gentlemen were
Harvard college classmates.
Mre C,ro p,lJ.-.:-
been the guest of her brother Daniel Lane in
Boston for few weeks, is now in this citv. the
guest of Mrs. Caro- Stickney.
Mrs. Florence Clough Fernald is substituting
for few weeks in the Leonard & Barrows
office, taking the place of Miss Yena Randall
who has gone to her home in Morrill,
Mr. and Mrs. Royal f. Bailey of Lynn. Mass
are guests of their aunt and uncle. Mr. and
Mrs. John W. Nash; also Mrs. Etta N,sb or
Lawrence, Mass, and two children.
Mr. Thomas W. Pitcher returned last Tues-
DAY from Liberty, where he was called Sunday
by the illness of his sister, Mrs. Tanson
Mathews, whom he left more comfortable
Mrs. W. ]. Havener and little daughter ar
rived from Cambridge, Mass last FRIDAY. Mr..
Havener has employment in Portland and his
wife and daughter will join him there later.
Mr.. A. B. Stantial left by boat Saturday
night for New York on business with the Coo
Mortimer Co., spent 2S hours in actual basi-
ness in New York and arrived home T,esdo,,
noon.
Prof and Mrs Charles Paul of the Arrneu,.
Institute, Chicago, will arrive the last of tho
week. via. Niagara and Thousand Islands and
VIII visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gram
vile Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Taylor and daueb
ter OF Dorchester, Mass, arrived Yesterday
to visit their aunt, Miss Marian Wells They
will also open the Howes cottage at Opantaha.
cook for several weeks
DR.. Harry l.. Kilgore and Miss Marian Nor.
gan ot Burlington, Vt, who has been his GUEST
at the home of DIR. G. C. Kilgore. left Wednes-
day to visit the doctors relatives in Water-
vile and Round Pond Miss Morgan will later
visit in Providence, R. /
Miss Eva Gray of the State tuberculosis
Sanitarium in Newington, Conn, is spendinp
her vacation in this city as the guest of her
grandmother on Condor street. Miss Grav
was one of the first nurses to be graduated
from the Waldo County hospital in this city,
Mrs, H. E. Macdonald returned last Satur,
day morning from visit in Castine, where she
was the guest of Mrs. John Billings. While
there she had the pleasure of witnessing the
presentation OF Samantha Allen in the Court
of Fame, in which Mrs. Billings took part.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Biather, with their guest,
Miss Shaw of Dorchester, who have been at
Swan Lake for a week, returned to Belfast
Tuesday and are guests of Mrs. Biather's
mother, Mrs. Mary Haugh, before returning to
their home. Mrs. Haugh was their guest at the
pond for the week.
Benz, T. Hazeltine of Wheeling, West Vir-
glnla, accompanied by his friend James Lewis
of that city, arrived on Monday mornings
boat to visit his mother, Mrs Camilla A. Haz-
eltlne, Court street. 1t is four years since
Mr.. Hazeltine visited his former home. Tues
day Messrs. Lewis, Hazeltine and Charles R.
Coombs started on cruise among the islands
IN the launch Red Gables, and on their return
Messrs Hazeltine and Lewis will spend few,
days at the Hazeltine cottage Pitchers Pond,