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

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in Unity.
Miss Hattie Burnham of Boston is the guest
of Mrs. Belle Gates.
Mrs Eugene L. Spear and four children are
visiting relatives in Bath.
Levi ]. Gray of Brooksvile was the guest
of Daniel Ingalls, last Friday.
Miss Marguerite Whitten of Pittsfield is
visiting in Searsport. her old home.
Mrs. Leroy Wright and little Quintin of
Pittsheld are visiting friends in Unity.
! Mrs. W. S. Payson and Miss Eleanor Perkins
of Castine spent last Thursday in Belfast.
Davis Billings of Vinalhaven is the guest of
MS uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy A.
Coombs.
Miss Clara Gibson of Fairfield recently spent
a few days with her mother at Winderuere
Park, Unity.
MISS Louise Brown went to Ellsworth last
thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. Cushman.
for several weeks.
Chellis H. Mich@s of Springfield, Mass, is
spending weeks vacation with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Mchals.
Mrs. Emma Cleaves of Pigeon ove, Mass.
was the guest the past week of Mrs. Esther
u Davis and Miss Sarah r. Gardner.
Mrs. Lizzie Reynolds, who had been the
guest of Mrs S. P. Gibson in Fairfield for two
weeks, has returned to her home in Unity.
Miss Lucy H. Tspley, president of Spellman
Seminary, Atlanta, Ca, is spending the season
IN West Brooksville with her mother, Mrs.
Lucy Tapley.
Mrs. Clinton G. Ferguson of Houton, who
had been the guest of Mrs. Edward R. Pierce
and other friends for a week, went to Mt.
Desert Friday.
Mrs. Robert E.. Tapley and daughters Vir-
ginia and Harriet, of Norfolk, Va, are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Tapley in West Brooks
vile for few weeks.
Mr.. W. M. Estabrooks of West Roxbury.
Mass. who has been visiting at The Battery,
has gone to Shirley Me-. for weeks fishing
before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse E. Wilson and two chill
dren OF Fort Collins, Colo, arrived July 18th
to visit MIR. Wilson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ].
F. Wilson, Condor street.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Timm are planning a
trip to their old home in Germany. leaving
here about August 1st. They plan to sail on
the new steamer Imperator.
Ned Capen of Boston was in Belfast last week
on business He is brother of Rev. Randall 4.
Capen, who is now in the West and preached in
Indianapolis, Ind. last Sunday.
Corp. H. Cimbollek, formerly of the Ban
gor U. S. A. recruiting station, who has bought
his discharge from the army, is spending the
summer in Bucksport with Mrs. Cimbolek,s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gray.
Walter Wilder, formerly of Belfast now of
Providence, R. l., arrived here July 18th with
his bride and is spending the honeymoon in
Searsmont, the home of Mr.. Wilders parents.
! Mrs. Joseph G. Patterson of Franklin street
was the guest Thursday OF Capt. and Mrs
Bennett in Bucksport the latter formerly Miss
Stella Pendleton of Belfast and later of Boston.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Manson returned to
Pittsfeld July 10Th from trip to Portland,
Old Orchard and Ocean Park, Mr. Manson at
tending meeting of the trustees of Maine
Central Institute at Ocean Park
Among the candidates who successfully
passed the examinations before the State
Board of Dental Examiners in Augusta July
18th Ansel Nj. Lothrop of Belfast and
Willard L. Dickens of Camden.
+. A. Nickerson of Stevens avenue and
Colonel Clifton of Buffalo. N. Y, have gone to
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S. A. Miles of New York, who has a beautiful
summer home there.-Portland Express
Capt George Millard Dow, a former resident
of Bucksport, and wife and son, of Saltwater.
arrived in Bucksport on the Boston boat Thurs
day to attend the wedding that afternoon of
Norman Robert Dow of Ellsworth and Miss
Laura August Whitmore of Verona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P. Coombs and daughter
| Gertrude went to Swan Lake last Saturday to
be the guests for week of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward R. Estabrooks. Mr.. Coombs and Mr..
Estabrooks will remain for the weekend only,
the others spending the week there.
Miss Cora S. Morrison, who recently finished a
years teaching in San Juan, P R., has been
appointed teacher of the 6th grade in Belfast
and will begin her duties in September Miss
Morrison taught the 5th grade two years ago
and prior to that has substituted in the yari-
GUS grades. She is a graduate of Wellesley,
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DR.. and Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens entertained
DR.. and Mrs. Irwin E. P endleton of Lewiston
last Thursday at luncheon and auction bridge,
DR.. Pendleton, who is the son Of Capt. Frank
l. Pendleton of Searsport, is spending some
time with his wife and children at his fathers
home in Park.
Mrs. Frank Weeks and daughter, Violet, of
Newport were in Belfast last Friday and were
guests of MIR. and Mrs. R. P. Coombs in Frank
lin street. Mrs. Alma Crowell of Providence
who is summering at Northport, was also
guest at the Coombs home, both ladies' leaving
that night for Northport, where Mrs Weeks
will spend some time with Mrs. Crowell,
The Journal had pleasant call last Satur-
day from DR.. E. F. Gould Of Joplin, Mo-, ma
tive of Lincolnville. who proposes to spend
vacation of indefinite length at his old home
He spent month in Maine in 1911 Dr. Gould
is personal friend of Capt. Marion Staples,
sees him frequently, and reports that he is
busy and successful man with a fine business
record.