The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-07-24
PERSONAL.


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lnomas +. Mathews of Liberty is the CUES
OF his uncle, Mr.. Thomas W. Pitcher
MRS. George Scott and son Harold of Rox-
bury. Mass. are visiting Belfast relatives.
Miss Sara Edith West went to Suarv;lle
Monday for short stay at the Walker farm.
Mrs. Ida Bird and son Warren of Dorchester
Mass, are visiting her brother, Mr.. John Mac.
donald.
Mr.. Frederick R. Hodges of New-or o.
rived Tuesday and is the guest of M W
Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert C. Griffith of Auppsta
arrived Saturday and are guests of Mrs. Trne
c. Hayford.
Reginald NJ. Goodwin of Portland, a student
at Hebron Academy, is the guest of Dana r
Southworth
-hr anu MIs. Albert C. Burgess, son kennev
A. and Frank Hazeltine are at their cottage At
Pitchers Pond
Mrs. Salisbury of Camden is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Irwin 0. Hills, at her home
in West Northport
MIR. Fred E. smythe returned t, Boston
Monday from few days visit at his home on
Northport avenue
Mrs. Frank J. Small and little son. Grant
hnowlton, of Old Town, are guests Of Judge
Wayland knowIton
Mrs. Howard Roope of Lawrence, Mass. will
arrive to-day to visit her parents, MIR. and Mrs
u. H. Strout, Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold P. Marsh of Banoor
who are spending some time in Islesboro were
IN town the first of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. E. Morris Lloyd of New York
arrived recently and are the guests of Mrs
Henry A. Lloyd at 13 Main street.
harry L. Furbish, who has employment in
providence, R. l., is spending a short vacation
at his home at the Head of the Tide.
Arthur W. Leonard, Register of Probate. is
taxing vacation at his home in Morrill, and
FRANK l. Wilson is substituting in the Probate
Office.
MISS Ethel l.. Burr of Bangor, formerly as
sistant superintendent of the Waldo County
Hospital, is making vacation visit at North
port.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph O. Critchett and guests
who have been visiting his grandmother. Mrs.
A. W. Doe, returned to Dorchester. Mass.
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner G. Bowman returned
Saturday to Worcester, Mass, after few
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. George 1,
Bowman.
Mrs. B. O. Norton returned Sunday from a
weeks visit in Thomaston with Mrs. j.
Creighton and Owls Head with Mrs. Grace
Kennedy.
Mrs. Mary Robbins and daughter Isabel of
Lawrence, N ass, arrived last Saturday and
are guests of Mrs. Evelyn H. Gilmore and
daughter Miss Carrie E. Gilmore.
Mrs. Lydia Wight and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wight OF Wayand, Mass, are at their
cottage at Pitchers Pond. Their bungalow ON
the hill in West Northport is nearing compile
ton
The Belfast friends of Edward Van Yoor
hees. who is remembered as a frequent guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Horace Chenery and Mrs.
Henry Lloyd, will be interested TO hear of the
arrival of a son, last week, who has been
named Peter.
Miss Frances McGann of Somerville. Mass.
who formerly spent the ummers in Northport
on the place now owned by he Pennlngton's.
Will arrive Monday to be the guest of Miss
Abbe Doak and the young ladies' with others
will spend week in the Tuttle bungalow at
Lake Quantaba acook.
Mrs. Arthur Staples of Lynn, Mass, who is
visiting at the home of Beverly Staples. CITY,
point, was taken seriously i'll with appendicitis
and was operated on last Saturday by Drs.
E. D. Tapley and Elmer Small She is under
the care of Miss Hartford of Bangor, trained
nurse
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Frost and Mrs. C. y, Cot
trell left last Monday for four weeks visit in
New York City and Chautauqna, N. y. Mrs.
Cottrell will take the graduate degree of the
Chautauqua course of passing through the
Golden Gate, and on her way home will visit in
West Falmouth, Mass.
Rev. w. M MacLlwain pastor of the Unitar-
ian Church in Toledo, Ohio, was in Belfast
last Tuesday with a party on their way to
M onhegan. where they are spending vaca-
ton. The were particularly interested in the
First Parish, Un itarian. Church edifice and
asked permission to go through it.
Walter. son of Mr. and Mrs NJ L. Mitchell
of this city. who is in the U. S. Navy, was re-
Gently transferred from the battleship Nebras-
ka at Boston to the Electrical School in Brook
lyn. N. Y, for special course in engineering.
He is quartered on the U. S, S. S. Hancock
Young Mitchell passed the examination of
signalman, second class last June.
We met Hayward Pierce '76 of Frsnkfor
Maine, at the ball ground in Bangor last week
showing that his love of the great national
pastlme was still as strong as when he was
student and played on the varsity nine. '76
was great class. in more respects than one
We remember as High school boy of going
down to the M. S. c. and watching the games,
and things in general, having this one and that
one pointed out to US as having exploited him
self in some way. We wondered if such prom
inence would ever be our due. We are still
wondering.-Orono cor. Old Town Enterprise
United States Senator Burleigh, called home
H. Stubs, reached Augusta last Friday fter-
noon. He was accompanied by Mrs Bureigh
his daughter Mrs Martin and Mr. and Mrs