The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-06-05
PERSONAL.

Belfast friends.
Ira D. Clark of Milo spent few days the
hrst of this week with Mr. and Mrs. C, E.
Frost.
Mrs. Harry W. Clark will 90 to Camden the
last of the week to visit Miss Elizabeth Pen
dleton.
Mr. Ira M. Cobe went to Chicago last Satur-
day and expects to return to Northport the
first of July.
Mrs. H. A. Lloyd of New York will arrive
next week to occupy the house 13 Main
street for the season.
MISS Mildred Ward of Springfield, Mass.
arrived wednesday morning to spend June in
Belfast with Miss E. Maude Barker.
Mrs Mabel Sande. son of East Gardner
Mass, returned home Tuesday from a visit
with her sister, MS. Frank l. Wilson.
Mrs. Belle Warren Maddocks, ard two chill
dren of Newburg arrived Tuesday to visit her
uncle, Capt R. W. Warren and friends.
Mrs. Della l.. Pitcher, who spent the winter
in California. is on her way home and will visit
en- route Mrs. Edward A. Perry in Fargo North
Dakota.
Miss Hazel Doak is visiting her sister. Miss
Helen Doak, in Providence, r. l. Her father,
MIR. George H. Doak, accompanied her there
for brief visit
L MIS-. Arthur Stevens and little daughter
Ruth returned Monday from Waterville, where
they were guests for several days of her moth
er, Mrs Sarah Rogers.
Mr.. Howard Basford and sister Miss Sarah
OF Hillsboro Oregon. have been guests the
past few days of their cousin, Mrs. L. c. Put
nam. They were formerly of Dixmopt Me
Mrs. Relief S. Brier and daughter Carrie %
Somervllle, Mass. arrived Wednesday morning
to open their summer home at the Head of the
Tide. Miss Carrie will remain for a short
visit.
Mrs Robert B. McMullin and little daughter
Frances of Los Angeles, Calf, are guests Of
Miss E. Maude Barker. Her daughter Marian
and son Robert B. will come after their school,
closes.
Mrs. Georganna Tuttle, who spent the win
ter in Columbus. Neb., Chicago. Pittsburg and
New York, has returned and will spend the
summer at the futile cottage, Northport
Campground.
At meeting June End of the members Of
the Agricultural Club, U. of NJ, Paul Alanson
Warren, '15, of Dover, was elected president
and Richard Foster Crocker, IA, of Belfast.
vice president.
Rev and MIS-. W. F. Sturtevant. Mrs.
Charles E. Rhoades and Miss Idella D. Krowl-
ton left Tuesday morning by auto for Mertns-
vile to attend the quarterly conference Of
the Lincoln Baptist Association.
Mrs Arthur l. Brown arrived at her Mile
street home Tuesday for a few weeks visit.
Mr.. Brown will come from Augusta for occa-
sional brief visits. They will spend the greater
part of the season al Cobboseecontee Lake.
Adelbert Dickey of Northport is still i'll at
mis- home. but is more comfol table and there
are hopes of his recovery. His son, Orrn j.,
and daul hter, Mrs. G. Parker Cook. of Belfast,
We're with him for several days the past week
After a brief but thoroughly enjoyable visit
to the capital of Bolivia, Boston Chamber Of
Commerce delegates left La Paz May 29th
III i6ietd "iiS4G AutJ tOOh STEAMER lfltl
next day for Valparaiso. Belfast is represent.
ed in the party by Mr. Frank B. knowlton
Some weeks ago Rev. Harry Lutz Of New
ton, Mass, bought an island in Lake Meguut-
cook and early in this month MIR. and Mrs
Lutz expect to come there and occupy tenn
porary camp while building summer home.
The island has an area of about two acres
Hon. Robert F. Dunton left last Friday for
st. Paul. Mimi, to attend the meeting of the
National Association of Supervisors of State
Banks. MIR. Dunton is Bank Examiner for
Name. He will visit his daughters, Mrs. C. D,
Cool ard Miss Florence L. Dunton, in Madison
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Jessie S. Pattee, past worthy matron,
Mrs. Hattie 5. Richie, worthy matron, and
Mrs. Julia A. Vickery, associate matron of
Primrose Chapter, OrGer of the Eastern Star,
attended the State meeting of the order in
Lewiston last week. From there Mrs. Pat
tee went to Portland for a visit and Mrs,
Ritchie remained in Lewiston with relatives.
An interesting social event in Rockland
Wednesday afternoon, May 28th, was the
bridge party given by Lady Knox Chapter
D. A. R. The decorations were of patriotic
character and on the tables were miniature
flags which wele used as souvenirs. The first
prize was won by Mrs. w. G. Alden of Camden
and the second by Mrs. George o. Bailey Of
Belfast
Miss Marian Wells returned to Boston last
Thursday after few days visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs George G.Wes, Church street.
Miss Wells is sooist in the Allston, Mass,
Congregational church, and came to Portland
Sunday. May 25th, to fill an engagement in the.
State street church. She is keeping up hel.
musical studies and is making good in he
chosen work.
United States Senator Burleigh is still at
Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, where
he was successfully operated upon on IriI
23d. With the exception of one slight set
back the Senator's progress subsequent to the
operation has been quite satisfactory. 1t is
hoped that within few weeks he will be
sufficiently strong to leave for the seashoIe,
where is rapid and complete recovery Of
health and strength is predicted. During Mr.
B ureighs absence from the Senate arrange
ments have been made whereby he has been.
paired every vote.