The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-06-05
PERSONAL.

Miss Edith Ash of Rockland arrived Satur.
day for a short visit
Mrs. VIM. M. Thayer has returned home
from visits in Bath and Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Trussell have re-
turned from a short visit in Portland.
George W. Burkett arrived from Boston last
Thursday morning to spend a few weeks in
Belfast.
J. "A. Montefiore spent Sunday at Temple
Heights and called on Belfast friends Monday
on his return to Waterville.
Mrs. Thomas J. Preston, Jr.. formerly Mrs.
Grover Cleveland, was in York last week.
looking for summer cottage.
Mrs. George Mixer and Miss Majorie Coombs
have returned to Camden from visit with
Mrs. Mary A. Coombs, Uni IN street.
Mr. and Mrs. Orman A. Hopkins, who spent
the winter in Florida, returned last week and
are at their home Bayview street.
Mr. Frank knight who was called here to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Caro- E. Carter, has
returned to his home in Maynard, Mass.
Mr.. Eugene Wyman and Mrs. S. P. Gibson
OF Fairheid were in Unity last week to attend
tne funeral OF their cousin, MIR. Wilbur Rey-
nolds.
Among the attractions at the coming Waldo
oounty Fair 1t is expected to have an areo.
plane to make daily flights from the grounds
In front of the stand
Mrs. Essie P. Carle and Mrs. John A. Fopg
motored to Bangor Tuesday in the Jones car
to attend the sessions of the Universalist
State convention.
Rev. Il. M. Patterson spent Wednesday
night May 2sth. in Belfast and while here was
given the degrees in the Belfast Commapderv
Knight Templars.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Reed of New JERSEY ar.
rived at their summer home at Saturday Cove
last week. They were pioneers of the growing
summer colony at that place.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy of Boston
were here last week. They have rented their
cottage on the North Shore, Northport, and
pian TO spend the summer at some point on
Casco bay.
Mrs. Caroline c. Crosby and Miss Anne C
Crosby were guests over the weekend of Miss
Frances Chase, Church street, Coming from
boston to look after details of the work on
their summer home on Northport avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Albea S. Hutchins and MIR. and
Mrs. George Harcourt have taken cottage at
Northport for the season, and Mrs. Hutcbins
ypifh NJ
Darby as guests. spent Memorial day there.
Hon. F. c. Stevens of St. Paul was one of
the Congressman who came from Washington
by special train to attend the funeral in Skow-
hegan last Saturday of Hon. Forrest Goodwin
He hoped to have visited Belfast before his re.
turn but unable to do So
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse E. Wilson and two chill
dren of Fort Collins, Colorado, will arrive in
July for several weeks visit with Mr. Wilson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j F. Wilson. 1t will be
the first visit east of Mrs. Wilson. Frank Pal
mer Wilson, Esq, of New York city, will also
visit his parents in July.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hnchman arrived from Detroit
Mich, last Saturday and was the guest Sun
day of MIR. and Mrs James II. Howes Mon
day she opened the White residence at 1877
High street. Mrs. W. NJ. White and Miss Mar
garet White will arrive this week from Florida
to spend the summer with her.
Messrs John r. Dunton and Arthur Richie
Of the Waldo County bar, Hon. William P
Thompson of Bangor and Hon. Joseph William
son of Augusta were among those who attend
ed the testimonial banquet in Augusta, May
2Sth. to Hon. William Penn Whitehouse, retir-
ing chief justice of the Maine Bar Association
Charles A. Haycock, has been appoint
ed manager Of the Canadian Sardine Co..
the big corporation which recently began
business in Chamcook, N. B., where new
town has been built. Mr.. Haycock prev
iously held the ,ffice of treasurer of the
company, but the resignation of rancis
T. McColl from the presidency to become resi-
dent director brought about his promotion.
This is of local interest, as Mrs Haycock was
formerly Miss Lulu H. Littlefeld of this city,
daughter of the late William L. and Mrs. Car
rie H. Littlefield
The engagement of Dr. Harry Leonard
kilgore of Belfast and Thorndike son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Kilgore of Belfast,
to Miss Marian Morgan, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs j. H. Morgan of Vergennes, Vermont is
announced. the marriage to take place
Wednesday, June 11th, at the brides home in
Vergennes The wedding will be a quiet one,
because of the recent death of DR.. Kilgores
aunt, Mrs Mary F. Roberts of Waterville
DR.. Kilgore will bring his bride at once to
Thorndike. where he has recently started in
pract ce, making the trip by way of the White
Mountains. and arriving about June 14th.
Col. Levi M. Poor. marshal of the parade to
be held this friday afternoon, in connection
with the Memorial day observance in Augusta
will be unable to ride horse because of an in
jury to the left foot. sustained few days ago
by the accidental discharge of a small caiber
rifle in which he was using very fine bird shot
Col. Poor expects to be able to ride in a car
riage, but in case he is not the command will
devolve upon his chief of staff, Major T. M J.
Enright.-Kennebec Journal.
Charles F. Mcintosh. one of the Oldest and
smoothest millinery statesmen in Maine, who
has been with G. r. Fiske & Co., Boston, for
q years, is now representing the New York
Millinery and Supply Co., 628 Broadway. New
York. Charles has been giving Portland and
the western part of the State the go-by for
these many years, but now he is making regu-
lar stops at all the big burgs and reports a
good business. Charlie has certainly got
swell line of stuff and he says it gets the
sd0uph )" GOO0 1uck old v-portl,nd poorJ