The Republican journal., 1913-07-03
PERSONAL,

Mr.. Ira M. Cobe of Chicago and Mr.. George
Cobe of Boston will arrive tomorrow, Friday.
Miss Florence Dinsmore of Bangor was a
weekend visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving T.
Dinsmore.
Mrs. w. S. Seekins of Swanville is spending
the week in Belfast with her daughter, Mrs.
Daniel Ingalls,.
Mr. c. A. Pulcifer and party, of New York,
were in Belfast Tuesday en- route to Liberty
to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Butterfeld of Law
renee, Mass are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
B. Luce, and will visit in Liberty
Hon. Samuel W. Gould of Skowhegan was in
Belfast last Friday looking after his congress
sional candidacy in the third district
Mr. Carleton Blades of Campelo, Mass
will arrive tomorrow, Friday. to spend few
days with Mr.. and Mrs James H. Howes.
Miss Madeline Wetherbee of Boston arrived
Friday to spend the summer with her grand
mother. Mrs. Bethana Wentworth, in Knox
Orrln J. Dickey called to Brooks We'd
nesday to assist the committee on the Fourth
OF July celebration in making out their pro-
gram.
Mrs. Ella S. Doliver of Searsport is in
Belfast for few days, the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. H. c. Marden. She will return to Sears
port Saturday.
Miss Alice NJ. Thorndike, manager of the
Dover telegraph Office, ard her niece. Mildred
Bryant of Dexter, are guests of Mrs. Geo. F,
Ryan, Upper Bridge.
Mrs. William Downes of Chestnut Hill.
Mass, returned last Saturday from short
visit with the family of her brother, Mr.. Ros-
coe Black of East Belfast.
Frank and George Tucker of Maiden. Mass.
formerly of North Belfast, with three gentle-
men friends of Maiden. are camping at the
Head OF the Tide, near their old home.
Madeline, Marie and Malcolm Gay, children
OF DR.. and Mrs. Clifford Gay of Brooklyn, N
y. arrived Sunday to visit their grandmother,
Mrs X. $. Brier. at the Head of the Tide.
Mrs H. c. Buzzell of this city, who has been
receiving treatment at the Tapley hospital on
High street, has SO far recovered as to be
w
Miss Edith C. Wilson of Gardiner went to
Eliot Monday to spend the summer at Rose
mary cottage. She spent the week lend in
Belfast with her sister. Miss Amy L. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Dobson, (Rena Cum
ningham). who were recently married in this
city, have gone to Pittstield, where they expect
tc reside with his parents, Mrand Mrs. A, S.
Dobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Busby and little child of
Chicago. ILL.,. arrived Tuesday morning to
spend the summer at the Edward Sibley house
on High street, which they have leased for
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Maker of Lawrence,
Mass, arrived Tuesday to make their home in
Belfast. Mr.. Maker. former Belfast man
has sold his business in Lawrence on account
of i'll health
Mrs. Daniel Graves and Mrs William Graves
ant two children have gone to Belfast by
auto, thence to Burnham, where they will be
guests of relatives for few days-Rockland
Courler-GaZette.
George Woodbury. of Howard, r. l., deputy
warden of the Rhode Island State prison,
arrived here last Friday evening, having been
called to Morrill, by the death of his mother,
Mrs. Vietta J. Woodbury.
Charles Mills, son of the Rev. and Mrs.
George 5. Mills, of Bennington, Vt, who are
on European tour, and William Swan Kelley
) OF Minneapolis, Mimi, who is the guest of his
} grandfather, Hon. W. B. Swan, will spend the
i month of July at the Battery having the Stod-
dard portable cottage.
Miss Edna NJ Bedell, teacher in Grade VII
of the Belfast schools, went to Auburn Tues
day to visit her father. Miss Bedell has ac.
' cepted position to teach Physiology anc
Geography in the Morristown n j., Gramma,
: school. She will teach an hour daily and have
an assistant.
Hon. and Mrs. William B. Swan, returned
, June 26th from Minneapolis, Minn., where
! they were guests for about six weeks of Mr.
Swans daughter. Mrs Walter B. Kelley They
visited in Toledo, Ohio, Boston and othel
places en- route, and were accompanied or
their return by Master William Swan Kelley
who will spend the summer here.
| MIR. and Mrs. J. W. Elliott and son of Rock.
vile, Conn.,. guests for the summer of Mr.
, and Mrs. James L. James in East Belfast ane
are occupying the shute cottage Mr. ant
Mrs. James and John Sanborn are at their cot
tage for the season. The latter has closed hi
One John Cabin at Swan Lake and is devotins
his spare time to lobstering and claiming.
, Some changes have been made in the facult,
|, of the college of agriculture. Orono Victor G
Aubrey, who has been general instructor in ami
NAL industry for the past year. will hav.
charge of the poultry work, formerly il
charge of Prof. Schoppe. who had leave ol
; absence from the State college at Bozeman fol
t two years and now returns to Montana at {
large increase OF salary.-Bangor CONNER
cial.
Miss Jennie Webb. one of Jackson's success.
full teachers; has returned to her home in that
town after teaching eleven weeks in NORTH
Clinton. It was her 18th term, she enrolled
just 1S pupils and in the year of 1918. He,
pupils presented her with some pretty gifts
which came as a surprise to her, but which
were no less appreciated. School closed June
21st
Mrs. Henry Hoyt Hilton of Chicago was in
Belfast for few days last week to make plans
for spending the summer at the Battery Mr.
Hilton and the children are at his parents
home in New Hampshire, and Mrs Hilton has