The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-06-27
PERSONAL.

Patrick Norton spent few days in Bangor
last week in attendance on the carnival.
Edward Hogan has returned from Bangor,
where he was the guest of relatives for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Storms of Rochester. N.
Y, are guests of Mrs. Charles Baker, Congress
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrest are at the
George W. Stoddard cottage at the Battery for
the season.
Miss Beryl faige has returned home from
weeks visit with friends in Skowhegan and
Waterville.
Miss Ella Frye went to Waterville Saturday
to attend the Commencement exercises at Col.
by College.
John Parker was in Bangor last Thursday
and played in the searsport Band for the
street parade
Miss Ethel Burr, assistant superintendent of
the Waldo County Hospital, spent the past
week in Bangor.
James H. Jones of Boston. and Fred D. Jones
of Belfast, were recent guests of their sisters
| IN west Brooksvllle.
| The R. c. Johnsons arrived last week from
Washington, D. c., and are at their summer
home on Primrose Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred R. Poor and son Edward
have taken the Elwell cottage, Little River,
where they will spend month.
Mrs. Amasa S. Heal returned last Friday
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Worden, in Lexington. Mass.
Truman Bucklin of Hope spent a few days
in this city on his way to his old home in
Thorndike. where he will make short visit
Miss Alice P. Poor will arrive this week from
New York for vacation visit of several
weeks with her parents, Hon. and Mrs. C. O.
Poor.
Miss Airline Walton of Kansas Citv. who ia
engaged In teaching, is the guest of her father.
W. H. Walton, at Citypoint for the summer
months.
Mrs. Mary A. Haugh and Miss Georp1e Shell.
don spent few days in Bangor last week.
where they were in attendance on the h;o
street carnival.
Salathiel Walton of Bangor arrived on tho
ooat last Friday from visit in Boston and will
spend the summer in Belfast with his brother.
Lucius P. Walton.
Belfast and Searsport friends of Miss Maude
Browne Coicord. now of Plymouth, Mass, will
be interested to learn that she is to sail this
month for trip abroad
Mr.. Maurice D. Jones U. of M, '12, has ac.
cepted position on the teaching force of Oak
Grove Seminary, Vassalboro, Me-, an old and
well known fitting school.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Dawes of New
York arrived last Thursday to spend the season
at their cottage on the North Shore, making
the trip in their touring car
Capt Ira W. Tapley of the Old Dominion
steamship Princess Anne was called to West
Brooksville last week by the illness of his
father, Capt. Thomas Tapley
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Leavitt and Mrs, Per-
ley D. Stanley and little son Sherwin motored
to Augusta last week and were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Leavitt.
Mrs. Carrie E. Pierce, who spent the winter
In the south, arrived last week from Boston,
where she had been visiting her sister, and
has opened her house on Franklin street.
Miss Kathleen Morris, who has been attend
ing the Shaw Business College in Bangor, has
taken position as bookkeeper and stenogra-
pher with F. E. Sherman at Bar Harbor.
/ VIM. M Merrill of Hudson, Mass, arrived
yesterday morning for visit to his old home
here About September 1st he is going to Pana-
ma to visit his son, DR.. Merrill, who is station
ed there, and inspect the canal DR.. Merrill
will return with him on six weeks furloueh.
/ W. H. Folwell, family and guests, arrived on
last Thursday mornings boat and are at their
summer home, lsola Bella. They have hereto
fore had the steamer Castine to take them to
the island, but this year she was not available
and w. A. Decrow took them down in his
launch.
Miss Gladys Pitcher, who has been taking a
post graduate course at the New England Con.
servatory of Music, Boston. is attending the
commencement exercises, at which two of her
particular friends, Miss Bell and Miss Bois-
court, will be graduated. These young ladies
were her guests last summer at the Pitcher
bungalow at The Battery. Miss Pitcher was
recently chosen to represent Dana Hall in the
tennis tournament. She is expected to arrive
next Saturday to spend the simmer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Pitcher. at The
Battery.
The annual Athletic exhibition of the Kent's
Hill Seminary was held Wednesday, June 18th
Lester Whittier and Leon Trundy of Searsport
and John Blethen of Frankfort took part in
the wand drill. In the Swedish free standing
movement drill by the young ladies were Mar
ian Knowlton, Helen Brier and Sabra Dyer of
Belfast. Lester Whittier and Leon Trundy of
Searsport and John Blethen of Frankfort took
part in dumb bell drill Misses Marian
Knowlton, Helen Brier and Sabra Dyer of Bel.
fast were in an asthetic dance, F!oraIma
Gavotte, and Leon Trundy of Searsport was in
a football tableaux with which the program
closed.
Mrs. Fred N. Savery of East Belfast has the
honor of being,the first delegate from the De-
partment of Maine to the National Encamp.
ment of the Grand Army of the Republic, anc
the honor thus conferred upon her is very
gratifying to her many friends. Mrs Savery
is the National Assistant Corresponding Sec
retary and has for some years been much inter.