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

J. A. Havener of Rockport spent few days
in Belfast the past week.
Mrs. Ellen Gay of North Belfast is visiting
her brother. John Gilmore in Lynn Mass.
Mrs. George E. Bracket returned Thursday
evening from few days visit in Portland
Dana B. Southworth is at home from
Hebron Academy for the summer vacation.
Miss Nancy Bailey is spending the summer
In Manchester. Me-. near Lake Cobosseecontee
Miss Lucy Keating has returned from a
business and pleasure trip in Portland and Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Nina E. Moore is at the Eastern Maine
General Hospital, Bangor, for surgical treat
ment.
VIM. R. Clifford of Bangor arrived last
Thursday to visit his mother, Mrs. Annie L.
Clifford.
Wilbur H. Brier of Detroit, Mich, is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. R. S. Brier in North
Belfast.
Mrs. H. E. Holmes and daughter Lillian of
Wilton arrived Friday to visit in Belfast and
Searsmont.
Miss Elizabeth Pendleton of Camden spent
several days the past week with Mrs. Harry
W. Clark
Mrs. Herbert M Brown of West Belfast is
visiting Ter father, Franklin K Prescott, in
Northport.
Among the furloughs granted at the Nation
al Home, Togus, last week was one to John E.
Smell to Troy.
Miss Frances A. Sargent, teacher in the
North school, went to Portland last Saturday
to visit relatives.
Paul R. Smith, student at Bates college.
arrived Thursday to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Smith.
Ralph A. Bramhall Colby Is. is at..home for
the summer and will assist his brother, Frank
E.. in the City Fish Market.
Mrs. Frank Smith and son Russell of Green
vile are guests of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Lester A. Wilson, Poor's Mills.
Miss Ida E. Walker is spending months s
vacation in Aroostook County. She was in Is
land Falls last week and this week is in Patten
Rev. Gilbert E. Edgett of Rockand attended
the commencement exercises at the East
Maine Conference Seminary, Bucksport, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boynton are visiting
relatives in Belfast and Liberty, Mr.. Boyn-
ton is treasurer of the Taunton Mass, Insane
hospital.
DR.. Elmer Small left last Saturday for q visit
In Boston and vicinity and will attend the an
niversary of his class at Dartmouth college
Hanover, N. H.
Hiram P. Farrow, Waldo County Register of
Deeds, was at Seven undred Acre Island and
at Dark Harbor several days the past week on
personal business.
Mr.. George f. BIackett was at his printing
office Main street for a few bours last
Thursday, for the first time since he was taken
i'll, Dec. 27tb, 1872.
Miss sabra b. Dyer. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George B. Dyer, attended commencement
at kent's Hill last week. She graduated from
the seminary last year.
Miss Leona J. Achorn has arrived from
consecutive years, and is the guest of MIR.
and Mrs. William Haugh.
Miss Vida L. Vose, who is teaching in the
public schools of West Townsend, Mass. is
spending the Vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. /. Vose, Northport avenue
Richard D. Berry and his mother picked a
quart of ripe wild strawb berries on his farm in
Bucksport, June 18th. They are believed to
year.
Mrs. Eugene Rust and daughter Dorothy
and Miss Alice McIntire OF Kansas City, Mo-,
were registered Friday at the Windsor They
were OF their way to Kenduskeag to visit rela-
tives.
! Louise NJ. widow of the late David Smith
of Bar harbor, was taken i'll recently while
visiting relatives in Brooks and came to the
Waldo County Hospital for surgical treat
ment.
Charles E. Sherman, assistant to Charles R.
Coombs, called at the store last Thursday, for
the first time since he was taken ill four weeks
ago. He obliged to use cane, but is
steadily gaining.
Among the divorces granted at the June
term of the Kennebec Superior Court was the
following: Annie NJ. Taylor of China from
Edward B. Taylor of California; cruel and
abusive treatment.
Col. Philo HerseY of San Jose, Calif arrived
last Thursday to visit Belfast friends, and will
also visit his sister at his old home in Canton
He will sail from New York. July 5th for a
three months trip abroad.
Miss M. June Kelley, University of Maine, 1917
has returned to Bangor from Freedom, where
she is teacher in Freedom Academy. Hel
brother. Edward, who is attending the acad.
| emy, has also returned.-Bangor News
Miss Alice l. Whitten. who has been teaching
in Corinth. arrived Saturday to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
L. Whitten. She will return to the University
of Maine this fall to complete her course.
Mr.. L. c. Cummings of Blanket Lane, Pros
pect, is now over rs years of age and is known
as one of the Oldest violin players in the State
of Maine. He is said to have played for more
dances than any other one man in the State
He vas pupil of the famous Jock Douglass
and began playing for dances when only 1e
years DID, playing with some of the best or
chestras. He has two fine old violins. Mr.
Cummings has been in poor health the past