The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-08-22
PERSONAL.

6. c. Lower spent several days last week in
Castine, returning Saturday.
J. Almon McMahan returned SATURDAY. from
brief visit to Massachusetts,.
Miss Lena Howes of Liberty visited her cou-
sin, Marian Parsons, last week.
Mrs. J. S. Fernald has returned home from
visit with Mrs. Lucy Rhoades at Bayside
Leonard L. Gentner of Providence, R. l.. is
in Belfast to attend the Waldo County fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Mitchell of Medford.
Mass, are guests of their aunt, Mrs. J. w.
Jones.
Mr.. E. o. Knight of Worcester, Mass, ar
rived last Sunday to visit his brother, Adelbert
Knight.
| Mrs. Sparks and Mrs. Arm of Bristol, Conn.
were guests last Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
E. Keen.
Mr.. M. L. Mitchell and daughter Miss Grace.
were recent guests of Miss Velma Mitchell in
Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Howes of Liberty were
guests of Mrs. HIS brother, Albert Parsons,
last week.
Mrs. N. W. Warner and daughter Elizabeth
of Burlington. VT, are visiting Dr. and Mrs.
Everard A. Wilson.
Alfred and Ernest Bailey of Knox and Roy
Monroe of Searsport were guests of Eugene
Parsons last week.
Arthur and Norman A. Read of Portland
were guests over Sunday of their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George T. Read.
Mrs. Ellen Shibles of Knox and Lincoln Read
OF Fairfield are guests of Mrs. Ophelia Rich at
Oswego wigwam, Temple Heights
Mr.. and Mrs. William Seekins and son Mayo
OF Pittsfeld are spending a few days in Bel
fast and attending the Waldo County fair.
Mr.. jay G. Wilson of Brooklyn, N. Y,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his wife at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles Woods
Mrs. Henry T. Smith of Rockland, Mass, is
stopping with Mrs. J. W. Jones. Mrs. Smith
was formerly Miss Emma Howard of Belfast.
+ Mrs. Jane Bemis and Mrs Mary Borneman
of Lawrence, Mass. are visiting. the family of
Gardner L. Hatch at Citypoint and relatives in
Liberty.
Mrs. Anna Bowden of Belfast, Miss Gladys
Bowden of Holbrook, Mass, and Miss Roslin
Jackson of Union are visiting Mrs. Annabel M,
Underwood.
Mrs. G. W. Luce of Somerville, Mass, who
has been visiting in Belfast for several weeks.
was called home last Sunday by the illness of
her husband.
ii. S. Bullen and family of Chicago, who
have been visiting Miss P A. Staples in East
Belfast, left on Tuesdays boat for Boston on
their way home.
c. H. George. Islesboro, William G. Foster
Burnham, Alden Turner Palermo and George
ii. Fisher, Winterport, attended the reunion
of the 10Th Maine in Augusta, August 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Randolph Bradst,e eet of
Waterville were guests of relatives at the
Hurd Farm, Northport, last Monday, en- route
from Rockport to Skowhegan in their touring
car.
Miss Julia Vaughan of Citypoint left Mon
day for short visit with her father, Rev. ].
w. Vaughan, at Wells Depot, Me. land with her
sister, Mrs. L. S. v oods, in North Attleboro.
Mass.
Mrs. Caroline C. Dolloff returned last Mon
day evening from visits in Cambridge, Mass.
and Portland. She accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs Cecil Clay, who will be her guests
for a week.
| Mrs. Ernest Mahoney and children of Mystic
/ avenue, Medford, Mass, arrived last Tuesday
to visit relatives in Belfast, Belmont and
| Lincolnville. Mr.. Mahoney will come later to
return with his family.
Mrs. William j. Bradbury left Monday for a
short outing at Temple Heights at the cottage
of Mr.. Benjamin Bradbury She was accom-
| panied as far as Belfast by Mr. W j. Brad
bury Fairfield Journal
Miss Maude K. Russell and Miss Maude B.
| Steward who had been the guests of relatives
in Boston, returned last Saturday. Miss Stew
ard is spending the remaining week of her va
cation at the Hurd Farm in Northport.
Rev. Irving B. Mower, secretary of the
Maine Baptist Missionary convention. who is
spending the sumner at his farm in Cam
bridge, was in Dexter last Sunday and attend.
ed services at the First Baptist church.
Rev. Rollin 7. Hack of Hoosatonic, Mass.
formerly pastor of the North Congregations
church, was the guest of friends in town the
first of the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Hack have
been guests of former parishioners in Gorham
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P Annis and daughter
Miss Julia, of Camden. attended the wedding
Of Mrs. Annis' nephew in Everett. Mass, las
week and Miss Annis is the guest of friends il
Portland, where she will attend another wed
ding.
Prof. William F. Schoppe spent the week
end in town, coming from Gardiner, where h,
spoke at Field Day meeting at Oaklands, tn,
Gardner estate, on Saturday. He went t,
Knox Monday, where he addre ssed meeting j,
Sunlight grange hall.
james Edmund Dunning, former Portlan,
news paper man, at one time managing edito
of the Advertiser and formerly connecte,
with other Maine and Massachusetts papers
who has for several years been consul Of th
U. S. government at Milan, Italy, and subse
quentiy at Havre, France, has been appointed
by President Taft as consular general at
large.
Miss Avis M. Morrison, who has had re
sponsible position in the Art Department O.