The Republican journal., 1912-08-01
PERSONAL.

Howard Tibbetts is spending the week in
Boston.
Miss Susan Higgins of Springvale is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. S. R. Lewis
Joseph Williamson, ESQ.,, of Augusta was in
Belfast Wednesday on business.
Mr. Stanwood Cobb of Newton, Mass, is the
guest of Rev. Charles B. Ames.
Rev. Charles B. Ames will leave tomorrow
Friday, for visit to Pocasset, Mass
Hon. Pascal P. Gilmore of Bucksport return
ed home Tuesday from visit in Belfast.
Mrs. D. H. Wagner and son have returned
to Boston after visit with her mother, Mrs.
Sarah R. Lewis
The friends of Mrs. Edwin Frost will be sor-
ry to learn that she is still confined to her,
home by illness.
Mrs. George F. Reynolds of the Eastern
Promenade, Portland is the guest of DR.. and
Mrs E. L. Stevens
Mrs. S. NJ Webber and two children of New
Rochelle, N Y, will arrive tomorrow, Friday
to visit Mrs, S. G. Swift.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Smith returned last Mon
day to their home in Hartford Conn, after
vi isit at Pearl Brook farm.
W.o Crockett of the Naval Construction
Department at Newport News is the guest of
his sister, Mrs. Fred S. Hutchips.
Mr.. and Mrs j. ]. Wallace of Vancouver, B.
C are visiting Mrs L. 0. Bucklin, his sister, and
Mrs Warren E Marsh, his niece
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Morey and children
spent few days in Morrill, recently with
Mrs. Morey's sister, Mrs. Anson Leonard.
Mrs. William C. Thompson of New York
City has arrived and opened her cottage on
the South Shore. Northport, for the season.
Rev. Eugene S. Philbrook of Sanford arrived
Wednesday to join his wife and children, who
are guests of her father, Mr. A. u. Smalley.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Averill have returned to
their home in Fort Fairfield after spending
several weeks in Winterport and Ocean Park.
Mrs. c. B. Hall and Mrs Cora Butterfeld of
Winthrop, Mass, arrived yesterday and are
guests of Mrs. Annie H. Richards, Cedar
street.
B. P. Palmer of the Boston Globe, and family.
are at Bayside for their annual visit. The
Journal had fraternal call from Mr.. Palmer.
Tuesday.
Mrs. L. B. Linnekn and her cousin, Miss
Lucy Walker of Rockland arrived Wednesday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Lester A. Wilson, at
Poors Mills.
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turned to their home in South Manchester.
Conn, after visit with their parer s. Mr.
and Mrs. Adelbert Knight
Miss Marian Bailey, who has been the guest
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank M Bailey.
left last Friday for New York, where she has
employment as trained nurse.
John Wentworth of Freedom arrived in
Augusta Tuesday afternoon and has resumed
his duties at Morrils barber shop after
months vacation Kennebec Journal
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard B. McIlroy of Houton
Me-, and their children, Delaney and Carroll.
are visiting Mrs. A. L. Curtis Mr. McIlroy is
a letter carrier in the Houlton post office.
The papers which were to have been read
before the Arts and Crafts in August by
Mrs. E. B. Blatchford of Boston and Miss
Evelyn P. Morrison of this city will be omitted
because of the illness of the authors.
Senator Gardner arrived home from Wash
ington Saturday, and will devote a busy sum
mer to campaign work 1t is understood that
his services will be required in the Presiden-
tial campaign after the Maine battle is over
Rockland CourierGazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Randall received
telegram Tuesday evening from Rock Springs,
Wyoming, announcing that their Tom was
i'll with typhoid fever. They are awaiting
additional news and are naturally very an
xious.
Among those from Waldo County who at
tended the Summer School in Castine were
Lillias G. Ford of Park, Martha A. Small of
Thorndike, Jennie NJ Webb of Thorrdike.
Helen Philbrick of Thorndke and Mira Por-
ter Of Wlnterport