The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-08-07
PERSONAL.

urday for visit.
Thomas West of Boston spent the past week
with Belfast friends.
Miss Geneva P. Heal went to Rockland
Saturday for a weekend visit.
Misses Annie L. Barr and Grace H. Hall
went to Boston last Sunday for weeks visit.
Mrs. William R. Ford and daughter Carrie of
Brockton. Mass, are visiting friends in Bel
fest.
Mrs. Harriet Buxton and daughter Marpare
OF Somerville. Mass, are visiting Belfast rela.
tives.
Dwight kimball oe Liberty was weekend
guest of hi; father, G. E. Kimball. in Pitts
field
Mrs. Fred Coombs and Mrs Lettie Moore of
vlnalhaven are visiting Mr.. and Mrs L. A.
Coombs.
The fair at Quilcote, the home of Kate
Douglas Wiggin. is to be held August 18th and
August 10Th.
Miss Harriet Clement returned to Rockland
Saturday after short visit at the home of
Mrs. s. A. Parker.
Miss Frances L. Wyllie returned Friday from
a visit with her grandmother, Mrs. Mamie
Gardner in Rockland
Stacy G. Noyes has returned to his employ
ment in Howard, R. l., after visit with his
father, Mr.. James f. Noyes.
Howard Roope of Lawrence, Mass, arrived
recently to join his wife on a visit with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel fl. Strout
W. S. Packard is the proprietor of the Pack
ard Lunch 81 Bennington street, East Bos-
ton, where meals are served at all hours.
Mr.. H L. Woodcock, who is spending the
summer at Chase Pond Camps, Bingham, was
in Belfast for few hours last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Leavitt of East Bel
fast spent last week in Augusta with their son
and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Leavitt.
Mrs. B. F. Lewis and Miss Gladys Smith of
Lynn, Mass, who have been visiting in Liver.
more Falls, are guests of Mrs. Mary H. Whit
ney.
Mr.. A L. Curtis autoed to Houton last Sat-
urday to spend Sunday with Mrs. Curtis. who
returned with him. They arrived home Tues
day.
Rev. D. B. Phelan left Monday to ioin Mrs.
Phelan in a visit with DR.. McCready at Dam
forth. They will return to Belfast August
l4th.
Mrs. A. H. Chatfeld of Cincinnati, z summer
resident of Camden, entertained a party of
guests at the Arts ard Crafts tea room last
Thursday.
Mrs. John S. Dow of Bangor. Mrs. R. M.
Goodwin and the Misses Beatrice and Pauline
Goodwin of Portland, were in Belfast last
Thursday.
Charles Z. Sherman resumed his duties in
the Coombs undertaking rooms, Monday,
after en- enforced abse of several months
with illness.
Mrs. Caroline Gilmore of this city and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Roche of Searsport were
guests last Thursday of Mr. and Mrs H. D.
Crie, in Castine.
Mrs. j. W. Grindle of New York arrived
Monday to open their Castine home. Dr.
Grindie and other members of the family will
arrive next week.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Carter of Springfield,
Mass. arrived Sunday to spend few weeks in
Belfast. They have rooms in the Seavey
house, Spring street.
Hon. George F. Haley will be the presiding
justice at the September term of the Supreme
Judicial Court which convenes IN Belfast on
the fourth Tuesday in September.
Mrs. Harvey Self of Brooklyn, n Y, ar
rived last Friday and with Miss Mary A.
bickford is guest of MIR. and Mrs. Charles
S. Bickford at the Elwel cottage, Little River
Mrs. Nina Wolfe and children Edwin and
Louise, of Jamaica Plain, Mass. accompanied
by her father, Mr.. W. H. Keller, arrived last
Sunday to visit Mir. L. F. Allenwood Center
Belmont.
Mrs. Alice Forsaith left Thursday for her
home in Everett, Mass, after d visit of sever
al months with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p Chase
She will leave September lst for Years visit
in Snohomlsh, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 0. Crtchett of Dorches-
ter, Mass, recent visitors in Belfast, are to ac-
company st. Omar Commandery knights Tenn
par, the pilgrimage to Denver, eavin q
Boston Aug Stn.
Waiter A. Balrows of Newtonvi4ie Mass
has been appointed genela a. passenger agent of
the buslou 4 Albany railroad to succeed the
late a. >. Hanson. Mir. Barrow's appoiu lment
on his birthday. He was born In Cam
den, Me. In 1857
Rev Walter F. Sturtevant and family re-
turned last Friday from four weeks Vacation
in which they made an auto trip TO New Y orK.
I They were accompanied home by Mrs. j. M
Myers and little Howard OF Yonkers, N
Y, who their guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B, Dinsnore took a
four days trip in. their Cadillac last week.
Tney went to Boothbay Harbor via Liberty
ana China village visiting Squirrel Island,
Damariscotta and other places, aud returning
home Saturday by way of Rockland.
F. W. Hill of Bangor. who recently bought
II. W. Stern's cottage on High street, Camden,
is to have many changes and improvements
made on the cottage and garage butt He is
stopping at Whitehall with his family this
summer, but will occupy the cottage next sea-
son.-Camuen Herald.
Mrs. James Mitchell and daughter, Mrs. Il
Is. Macdonald, who have been the gGests OF
Mrs. Sarah Z. Stewart and Mrs. j. ". Jones
went to Boston last week Mrs. Macdonald
has joined her husband in Toronto aud Mrs
Mltcnell has returned to Belfast for The re
malnder of the summer.
Mrs. J. NJ. 5. Hunter is passing this week
with relatives in Pennington land her uaugh Ter
Mrs. Mabel Yeaton, is with Miss Bertha Rice
at Salem. On Saturday Charles Yr-ton Nil
GO to Salem with his auto and the rext day
take all of the visitors to their home in Dex
ter.-The Franklin Journal
The members of the new highway com.
mission nominated Paul d. Sargent former
State highway commissioner, as chief enginee,
to the department, with salary of S5 900
and the nomination and salary have beer
confirmed by the Governors council Mr.
Sargent has been employed in the highway
department in Washington, DC.
John Q. Wood, American consul at Tripoli, {
native and former resident of Bucksport
arrived there July 3Oth in an auto, havine
been the guest of Hon. Charles o. Montgomery
in Camden since leaving Washington He
stopped in New York, Boston and or
his way to Maine. During the Turkish war