The Republican journal., 1913-08-21
PERSONAL.

Waterville for the Belfast fair.
Mrs. P. G. Hurd and Miss Maud B. Steward
spent Wednesday in Waterville
Mrs. Sarah Boynton of Palermo is visiting
ner sister. Mrs. George F. Frisbee.
Leo Butnam of Chelsea, Mass, arrived Tues.
day for brief visit with relatives.
DR.. and Mrs William Ellsworth of East Bos-
ton are guests of Mrs. Charles H. Walden.
Miss Claire Bursch of Hyde Park, Mass. is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Bowman.
Mr.: and Mrs. Edward H. Dunbar of ply
mouth, Mass. arrived Tuesday to visit rels-
tives.
Mr.. H. F. Blood of Newton Center, Mass,
was a recent guest of his cousin Miss Maude
E. Barker.
Miss Sue NJ. Preston of Boston is spending
Two weeks In Belfast, the guest of Mrs. James
F. Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Dunning of Bruns-
WICK arrived Tuesday to visit MIR. and Mrs
se!wyn thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller and daughter
Mabel of Ryegate. Vt, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. " A. Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Vose returned Monday
from Hebron, where they had been guests of
Mrs. George o. Hatch.
Mr.. George Cobe of Boston was a recent
guest of his brother, l. Nj. Cobe, at Bohemia,
South Shore, Northport
Miss Maythan Harding of Livermore Falls
has been the guest the past two weeks of
Miss Alice +. Simmons.
Mrs. Lyman Smith of East Orrington who
had been visiting at Bayside. arrived Tuesday
to visit Miss Loula A. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Wade and daughter Mil
dred of New London, Conn, have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Frsbee
Mr.. and and Mrs. J. C. Worthen of St. AL
bans are guests of MIR. and Mrs B. O. Norton,
coming in their Overland car.
MIR. and Mrs. J. J. Durham of Boston arrived
Monday to visit Mr.. Thomas w. Pitcher.
They had beei visiting in Winterport.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert E. Luce of Old Town.
are spending the week at Bayside and with
their former Belfast Pensioners.
Mrs. Louise D. Royal of Ellsworth, has re-
turned from visit in Boston and is boarding
at present on Bay view street.
Mrs Oscar Lowney of Boston was recent
guest at the Hayford Farm and is at present
visiting Mrs. Richard H. Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Hoffman of Chicago are
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Ira M. Cobe at Bo-
hemia, South Shore, Northport.
Miss Alma Avery is taking vacation from
the Carle & Jones store and will leave the last
of the wee to visit relatives in Garland.
Mr.. Seth M. Milliken of New York arrived
Satul day to visit his mother and sister, Mrs,
Elizabeth A. and Miss Maude M. Milhken.
Mrs. Ernest 0. Patterson of Jeffersonville,
Ind, who is visiting relatives in Rockport ar
rived Tuesday for short visit in this city.
Mr.. A. ]. Gammans of New York arrived
Saturday to spend week with his father and
sister, MIR. Albert and Miss Maude Gammans.
Mrs. E. Graham Bemis and Mrs Lillian
Whitman of Brookline, Mass, were in Belfast
Tuesday. guests of Miss Katherine E. Brier
Mr. E. W. Lane and Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Hub
bard of Jacksonville. Fla, arrived Tuesday and
are guests of Hon. and Mrs. j. P. Taliaferro
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph O. Crtchett of Dorches-
ter, Mass, have returned for another visit
with their grandmother, Mrs. Mary A. Doe
Mr.. Paul Delaney of Chicago will arrive
Saturday to join his wife, little son and trplet
daughters for brief visit before returning
with them to Chicago.
Ralph Strout of Lawrence, Mass, is at his
home in East Belfast for a three weeks va
cation. He was accompanied by his cousin
Miss Mildred B Blanchard.
Mrs Evelyn Clough of Boston and Mrs Fam
ME Dunbar of Sullivan. Me-, We're called to
Belfast Tuesday to attend the funeral of their
sister, Mrs. Henry &. Pettee.
Mrs. Sarah Pierce, Mrs Essie P Carle, Mrs.
Charles H. Davis and Miss Mary f. Pierce re-
turned Monday from an auto trip in the Garlic
& Jones car to Boothbay Harbor.
ID d. I..,Ila i
Donald arrived Wednesday morning from Bos-
ton and are guests of Mrs. Grace L. Pattershall,
where Mr.. Patters all will join them later.
Messrs Marshall Martin and William Shaw.
and Miss Lydia kenoall of Providence, who
had been guests at the home of Mr. George
+. Doak, left for home Monday by THEN auto.
Mrs l. L. Wilband and daughter Della of East
Boston arrived Sunday. The former is visit
ing Belfast friends and the latter is the guest
of Miss Janetta H. Rogers in East Northport
Miss Emma Barker and Miss Evelyn Fisher
of Brookline, Mass. the latter recently from.
the convent at Santa Monica, Calf and Marian
McMulin of Hollywood. Calf, are guests of
NJ iss Maude f. Barker
Miss Frances A. Sargent will return to-day,
Thursday. from Portland, where she spent her
summer vacation, and will be accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. Nathaniel Haskell, who will
make an extended visit here.
Lawrence Arnold of Broadbrook Conn, ar
rved last Sunday morning, joining Mr.. and
Mrs Willis Arnold and son Robert Brown who
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W.
Brown at Sea Breeze cottage. Messrs Arnold
left Tuesday for the Maine woods.
Mrs. Winnie Perkins of Monroe was 10 years
old August 9Th. and pleasant surprise was
given her on that day by her neighbors and
Friends fine dinner was served by her
daughter. Mrs. Ella Hopkins. and the guests.
after which she received bouquet of 70 pinks
and copious shower of post cards, also many
pretty and useful presents The afternoons
entertainment consisted of music, playing cro-
quet and whist Ice cream and cake were
served by the visitors.
Mrs. Mary G. Edmonds Dodge, widow of the
late J. H. Dodge of Los Angeles, Cal, arrived
inBurnham August 4th, accompanied by her
friend Mrs. Trask of Los Angeles, formerly of
Cornville, who cared for her on the Journey.
Mrs. Dodge has not visited her old home for
over % years. They stayed until Tuesday
with Mrs. E. Carr, and Mrs. Dodge's nephew,
Wallace Edmonds, took them to his home at the
pond in East Burnham. They will pass several
months in Name among relatives and friends,
who are very glad to them again. They
speak in the highest terms of the kind treat
ment of the R. R. officials all through the
journey.
Judge Enos 7. Luce Of the Waltham Dis
trict Court is of the Oldest trial justices in
the State. His 81 years rest lightly upon him,