The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-09-05
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Wood were recent guests
of H. E. Wood in Camden.
Mrs. Ella West has returned home from a
visit in Portland and vicinity.
Prof. William F. schoppe of the University
of Maine spent the weekend in town.
Roy Bowden recently went to Penobscot for
visit to his mother, Mrs. Willard Bowden.
Misses Jennie and Nellie Edison of Elmwood.
Mass, are guests of their sister, Mrs. W. C..
Shaw.
Miss Flora Young has returned to her home
in Lincolnvile after visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Heal.
Mrs. Archie S. Hubbard of Jacksonville,
Fla, is the guest of her father, Hon. James P.
Taliaferro.
Friends of Miss Ola Wood will be sorry to
hear that she is confined to the house with
sprained ankle.
Miss Cora E. Eames of Boston returned last
Saturday from visit with her sister, Mrs.
George A. Leavitt
Everett Parker of New York left Saturday
g. ..
Heal, Ceder street.
Mrs. Hiram Hoffses is away for a months
vacation-visit with friends at Camp Benson,
Bangor and Plymouth.
Mrs. H. A. Adams returned last Friday to
her home in Cambridge, Mass, after spending
the summer in Belfast.
Claude B. Roberts, who is now located in
Plymouth Mass, was in town for over the
week lend and Labor Day.
Mrs. Joseph A. McKeen and guest Mrs.
George Sawyer of Winterport, are spending a
few weeks in Isle au Haut.
Capt. Robert Sylvester and Mrs Sylvester
of Rockland visited Mrs. George W. Miller the
past week on Waldo avenue.
Mr.. William Holt and family are taking an
auto trip through Maine and New Hampshire
with headquarters at Exeter, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs Emory White, who have been
visiting relatives in Belfast, left last Friday
for their home in Sydney, Cape Briton.
Mrs. Harriet Burton and daughter Margaret
of Somerville, Mass, were recent guests of DIR.
D. P. Flanders and Miss Annie L. Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Howard left last Satur-
day for Williamstown Mass, after spending
the summer at their home at the Battery.
Stanley D. Wilson of the University of Chi
cago arrived last Friday for visit of several
weeks with relatives in Belfast and Searsmont
Hart L. Woodcock. the distinguished Belfast
artist, who is spending the summer at Parlin
Pond, is in Bangor for few days.-Bangor
News.
Miss Edith Strout returns to Portland to-
morrow to resume her school duties, after
spending the summer at her home in East Bel
fast
Miss Isaline Barns and guest, Mrs. S. o.
Metcalf of Bristol, R. l., arrived last Thurs
day and were at the Windsor hotel for few
days.
Mrs. Lydia Wight of Wayland, Mass, return
ed last Thursday to her home after visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Minot Drinkwater of West
Northport.
The many friends of Mrs. Evie Carter Burke
now at Carmel, Cal, will be interested to read
her account of recent enjoyable trip to the
Yosemite, on another page.
Samuel C. Maney came over from his home
in Augusta in his car, accompanied by train
ed nurse, and spent several days at the Waldo
County Hospital, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Pilsbury returned
Monday evening from the Maine Press Asso-
citation summer excursion, which had Christmas
ohJ
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Smith left last Friday
for their home in Hartford, Conn. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Frank M. Bailey, who
will be their guest for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. French of New Britain,
Ct, who have been sumnering at West Po-
land, were guests several days recently of
Mrs. French's mother, Mrs Ella West
Miss Florence E. Dunton will return today,
Thursday, to her duties in Ami University
Library, Oxford, Ohio, after few weeks visit
with her parents, Hon. and Mrs. R. F. Dunton
Miss Frances johnson Peirce of New Britain,
Conn.,, who was called to Belfast to attend the
funeral of her grandmother, Mrs. Maria D.
Peirce, remained to visit her grandmother,
Mrs. Ella West.
Mrs. H. Z. Barnard and daughter, Miss Hazel
Barnard, went to Pennington Saturday to at
tend the marriage of Miss Blanche Lovejoy of
Chesterville to Lieut.. Ellery Niles of West
Point.-Lewiston Sun.
Mrs. Clarence E. Proctor, who is spending
the summer at Windham, was among the eigh-
ty alumni of the Windham High School to at
tend reunion held at Wildwood Inn, Cumber-
land Center, last week.
Miss Blanche M. Pitcher, who has been
spending the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis E. Pitcher of Northport, left
Sunday for Boston, where she has employ
me mt in Chandler's during the millinery season.
Miss Fannie Spooner of Boston is visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. c. Crawford, in North Bel
grade, having just returned from a trip to
California. While there she was the guest for
several days, of Mrs. Ida Crawford Staples at
Mill Valley.
George Tapley Maddox of Brockton, Mass. a
native of Brooksville, with two of his nieces,
and Miss Cora Lord of Belfast, was in West
Brooksville last week calling on Capt George
H. Tapley, with whom he had sailed for six
years, back in the '70's, making long voyages,
Mr., Maddox is we'll established in business at
Brockton. His parents, Benjamin Maddox and
wife, now reside in Ellsworth. - Ellsworth
American.