The Republican journal., 1913-08-21
NUMBER "a
PERSONAL.

MISS Maude X. Russell visited friends in
Union last week.
Wadsworth White of Boston is the quest of
Ksnney A. Burgess.
Mrs. y. Childs of Boston is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Carrie E. Pierce.
Rev. and Mrs. D. B. Phelan returned last
Thursday from visit in Danforth.
Hon. William p Thompson of Bangor called
upon friends in this city last week
Mrs. Annie L. Richards is visiting relatives
at Chebegue Island. Portland Harbor
Miss Helen Peirce of New York CITY is
visiting Hayward Peirce in Frankfort
F. S. Pendleton of the firm of Pendleton
Brothers. N. Y, was in Castine Aug l4th.
Rev. l. B. Mower of Watervie was recent
" eek lend guest of Rev. Z. S. Drew at Winter
Harbor.
W. Wallace Conner and daughter Dora visit
ed his father. w. e. Conner, in North Castine
recently
Mrs. 6. W. Case has returned to Providence.
H. l., from visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. E,
Wagner.
Mrs. F. M. Sampson and Mrs Fred Harris
nave returned to Orono from an outing at
No1thport.
Mrs. James A. Dunning and family have re-
tnrned to Bangor after spending three weeks
at Northport.
Miss Carrie Carter of Winterport visiting
her aunt. Mrs. John Stoddard of Lewiston. for
several weeks.
Miss katherine E. Brier of Belfast and Mrs.
Frank E. Seden of Haverhill, Mass. spent last
week at Northport
=, Miss Florence E. Dunton and friend, Miss
I el and OF Madison, Wis, returned to Madison
by Wednesdays boat.
~, ~ and Mrs. H. W. Hasty and two children
Willis and Arnold visited the doctors parents
in Thorndike last week
=, MI Irving W. Joy of Milford Mass. arrived
Monday to visit his uncle j. E. Wagner. and
attend the Belfast fair
Frederick and Harry, sons of MIR. and Mrs
Frank J: Starrett of Springfield, Mass, are
visiting Belfast relatives.
Miss Winnifred March of Miami Fla. is the
guest of Miss Margaret o. White at the White
homestead on Primrose Hill.
Mr.. Fred Thompson of Montpeler Vr is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Fred Clements 1t rs
his first visit in twelve years.
Mrs. Hammons of Rockport was guest for
a few days the past week of her daughter.
Mrs j. NJ Vogell, at the Castine House.
Bishop Robert Goldman of Portland calied IN
members of the Episcopal Mission last Tues-
day and will come later for a suecial mission
service.
Miss Sarah R. Gardner was in Roekland
Tuesday to attend the funeral of MIR. job In
graham, who was well and fav oraby known in
this city
Mrs, Caroline Crosby, Miss Anne c. Crosbs
and Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Livingstone went to
MT. Desert this week in the Crosby car for
few days.
Miss Mary addocks'of Lincolnville has sold
her homestead farm to Rockland parties and
moved last Friday to Belfast, where she will
make her home.
Mrs. John Beckwth of Springfield, Mass. is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Leon
" Bucklin Mr. Beckwith will come later for
a vacation trip.
MIR. Albert c. Patterson Of Springfield
Mass. arrived last Friday to visit his mother
who is the guest of Miss M j. Otis. and is al
the Windsor Hotel
Mrs. Lewis W. Barrows and daughter. Louisa
Florence, have returned to their home in Mil
ford, Mass, after visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Z. Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Hanscom and their
daughter, Mrs. Frances Hanscom Fuller. and
illdHt SOHI u dorchester, Mass, were recent
visitors at their old home in Ninterport
Tyler Bird has returned to Dorctes Mass.
after brief vacation spent with hls family,
who are summerlng in Rock land and with has
sister Mrs. William n. Todd. IN Portland
Miss Pauline Psau. a trained nurse at the
Busby's. is High street, has adopted the little
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Francis winch
was born at the PhenlX House August 9TH
Mr.. and Mrs Sumner ". Lothyop. son sum
ner p and daughter Anita, accompanied by
Mrs. Lothrop's mother. Mrs. NJ Blake OF
Orange, N. j., are guests OF MIR Fred W pote.
Mrs. E. L. Davis and daughter, Miss Frank
Davis OF Brooklyn, n. Y, and Mr. ana Mrs
Crosby of Norfolk. Va. who are summerinE at
the Robinson House. Bucksport, spent Friday
in Bangor.
DIR. J. w. Grnde of New York arrived in
Castine last Friday and will be at his cottage
on Perkins street for several weeks. He was
accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Harry
Saunders and child, who will also remain IT
Castine for few weeks.
Edwin 7. Reynolds and son of Unity were in
this city last Thursday on their way to Boston
for short visit. MIR. Reynolds is the manager
of the Unity fair, which will be held this year
Sept 23d and 24th, and for which ne Will have
a big program and some fine racing.
kew. Haraden ). fearl OF the Mon l0lEre-
gationa church, Providence, H. L., VINO
tanned fracture of the leg iew weeks age
is improving satisfactorily and expects to visit
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Charles 5. Pearl of
Bangor, about the first of September
Masters Paul and William Tuttie, who had
been spending few days with their graz d.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. 7. A. Goodale Bucks
port, returned home last F. iday accompanied
by their grandmother. who will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Adrian c. Tutte. for few
weeks.
Governor and Mrs. William T. Hanes will
leave WatervilIe Aug. 22nd for Denver, where
the Governor will attend the Governors Con-
vention of the United States. which will be in
session Aug. 26th, 9th ard 2sth. They will
return to Waterville by Sept. 4th, as to be
able to attend the Lewiston Fair.
Carl H. Scrbner is making preparations to
abandon Old Town place OF residence and
will remove in few days to Belfast, where he
has new home engaged and will make mis-
headquarters. although he anticipates business
will demand his presence in this city much of
the time.-Bangor Commercial.
Mrs. Augusta Farnham and Miss Sarah
Seavey of Belfast have been visiting the
family of MIR. David d. Chase. SO North Main
street, this city. An impromptu family
union was held day during their stay,
when seven cousins dined together Some of
the members of the party had not met before
in the past 40 years.-Rockland Opinion.