The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-06-26
NUMBER 20
PERSONAL.

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Norman A. Read Of Portland spent the week.
end with his father. Mr.. George T. Read
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Haney went to their
cottage on Northport Campground, June 10th.
W. H. Hall, Miss Edna Bedell and DR.. and
Mrs. E. L. Stevens motored to Troy last Sum
day.
Miss Sarah K. Gardner returned Monday
from visit with her sister, Mrs S. W. French,
in Tbomaston.
DR.. David P. Flanders and Miss Annie l..
Barr returned Sunday morning from weeks
visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond S Bird and two chill
dren of Rockland spent the weekend with
Belfast relatives
Miss Grace Lewis of Dana Hall. Wellesley
Mass, arrived last Sunday to spend the sum-
mer at the Battery.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Howard of Williamstow {
Mass. arrived at the Battery last Monday.
They visited relatives in York route.
Miss Leola Titcomb returned to her home in
Lowell Monday after fifteen weeks engage
ment at the H. H. Coombs store, as milliner
Mrs. Guy Marden and daughter Edna have
returned home from Boston, where they had
been for surgical treatment for the latter's
throat.
Mrs. William G. Sawtelle Of Auburn is in
Belfast, called here by the serious illness with
typhoid pneumonia of her sister. Miss Florence
Stevens.
Miss Hazel Doak returned last Saturday
from visit with her sister Helen in Provi-
dence, R. l., and later with friends in Boston
and vicinity.
Mrs. A. L. Carter and daughter of Boston
arrived last Tuesday and went to Castine to
spend the season. MIR. Carter will join them
this week.
Miss Sabra B. Dyer kent's Hill, '12, attend
ed the meeting of the Eromatheon Fraternity,
June 18th and the alumni dinner last Thursday
at Kent's Hill.
Hon. Arthur l. Brown spent Sunday at his
iller street home. 1t was his first visit here
since December. He has returned to Augusta,
but M,s Brown will remain here a few days
longer
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Boston arrived June 10th and after spending g
few hours with Mr., and Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald
went to Castne, where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. James F. Preston and little son Faulk-
ner of Lowell. Mass arrived Sunday morning
to spend the INNER at the Mcclellan home
stead on Upper High street Mr.. Preston will
come later.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Dinsmore went to
Elsw orth last Friday in their car, and after q
brief visit there motored to Bar Harbor for
few days, accompanied by Miss Hannah Holmes
of Ellsworth.
Mrs. Hall F. Hoxie and sons David F. and
Thomas B. of Waterville arrived Monday to
spend the summer in Belfast and at the Ell
well cottage at Little River. Mr.. Hoxie will
join them shortly.
Mrs. S. ]. Stevens of Troy came to Belfas
Monday and after spending few days with
her son and wife, DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Stevens
went to Stockton Springs to visit her son, Dr.
George A. Stevens.
Miss Jeanetta Rogers &C companed by q
cassmate at Dean Academy Miss Dorothy
Blakesley of Lynn, Mass, arrived Saturday
morning to spend the summer at Miss Rogers
home in East Northport.
Earle B. Boyce of St. Albans, Vt. was in
Belfast Monday in the interest Of the New
England Homestead. He recently walked
from st. Albans to Portland, distance of 22o
p,ilar rrippipo o traror or 500
Mrs Clarence W. Proctor and little daughter
Annie visiting in Ch-rryfeld while Mr..
Proctor is attending commencement at Bow
don College. They will return to Belfast be-
fore going to South Windham for the summer
Miss Maude E. Mathews went to Boston
Mass. last Monday for few days visit and on
her return tomorrow, Friday, will be accom-
panied by Miss Avis NJ. Morrison, who spent
the winter on the Pacific coast, and who will
spend the summer in Belfast
Mrs. Julia A. Mckeen, widow Of Capt.
James F. Mckeen, a Civil War veteran, was
elected chaplain of the Maine Department of
the Ladies of the G. A, R., at the recent n
campment in Portland. She is an active and
Iedious Wolhel III VI. a. IL. GliSltS dilu lHe
honor is worthily bestowed.
Miss Enola Nickerson, who was the guest
last week of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hall en- Pearl
street, has graduated from Miss Pierce's school
in Boston and has accepted position as steno-
grapher with the New York Life insurance
Co. in Boston. Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs,
Hall and Miss Nickerson motored to her home
in Farmipgton, where she will remain until
July 3rd when she will return to Boston to
as sumo her new position
The artists for the 43d annual concert of the
Kents Hill Conservatory of music included
Miss Helen E. Cobb of Searsmont second
soprano of the ladies' quartet, and she was alsc
one of the piano sooists and ensen BILE play
ers and member of the Ladies Glee Club
which enacted 1.-THE College Girl and the Milk.
maid," taking one of the leading roles as mezzo
soprano of the college girls" Miss Helen G.
Brier of Belfast sang in the chorus
William c. Woods of Orono son of Director
Charles D. Woods of the Maine Experiment
station, graduated from Wesleyan University
Middletown, Conn, June 18th, with the largest
class to receive diplomas from that institution
At recent class election Mr. Woods was