The Republican journal., 1913-07-03

). Edward Barry, Bowdoin, 1916, arrived
Monday, coming down river by boat from
! Bangor
| Mrs. Alma Parsons of Dixmont has been the
guest the past week of her sister, Mrs. L. C.
Putnam.
! MIR. and Mrs. James Elliott and son Elmer of
Rockville. Conn.,, are at the Shute cottage in
East Belfast.
Master VIM. Prescott kenney of Raynham
Center, Mass, is visiting relatives in Belfast
and vicinity.
Miss Anna Peavey of Bangor is guest of
Mrs. NJ. A. Peavey and family at Bay View
Farm. East Belfast
Mr.. Selwyn Thompson was seriously ill Tues
day with acute indigestion but yesterday was
reported as gaining rapidly
Miss Helen G. Brier has arrived home
from kents Hill and is spending the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Charles A. Brier,
Northport Avenue.
Stanley D. Wilson of the University of
Chicago arrived Monday to spend the summer
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Manley O. Will
son, at tOOf Mills,
Miss Jennie Wilson of Philadelphia and Miss
Helen Picksley of Warren, N. Y, arrived last
tuesday to occupy one of the Peavey cottages
at the shore for the summer
w. 0. Emery, Esq, of Sullivan, Register of
Deeds of Hancock County, was in Belfast
Thursday and Friday looking up Waldo County
of lop6 in TSla
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Whitman of Cam
pello, Mass. will arrive July 4th to remain
over Sunday with Mrs. Whitman's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Howes
Mrs. Laura Allenwood of Jamaica Plains
Mass, was the guest of Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank |
Wilson several days recently. She was on her
way to Belmont to spend the summer.
Mrs. Leroy S. Woods of North Attleboro,
Mass, recently visited her father. Rev ]. W.
Vaughan. at W ellis Depot and spent last Tues
day with her mother at Citypoint.
Mrs. Charles Gleason and Miss May Malev
! of Newport, N. H., and Miss Annie Buck of
Worcester, NJ ass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. James and Mr.. John sanborn
Mr., and Mrs Ralph L. Pitcher and family of
Caribou will arrive in few days, and with
his mother, Mrs. Harrison C. Pitcher will occu-
py one of the 1owle cottages on the east side
DR.. Carl Stevens has come to Belfast from
Brunswick to engage in practice and has opened
offices over the Swift shoe store on Main
street. His residence will be in the Thur
Tough house, corner OF Congress ard Pear
streets. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Thompson returned
Monday to their home in Waterville Mr..
Thompson has been firing on the Belfast
Branch r. r. for Percy Bradford, who was
quarantined at home on account of SMALLPOX in
the family.
Mrs. Edward A. Wadsworth and little son,
Thomas Shea, are guests at the Shea cottage,
Ferndale North Shore, where Mr. James Shea
and daughter Mary of Cambridge. Mass. are
also guests.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Frank Lee and little son
Arthur of Gardiner motored to Belfast Sunday
and were the guests of relatives on Waldo
avenue. They will 60 to Bangor before re-
turning home.
Mr.. Russell G. Brier who has been employ
ed for some time in Auburn, returned to Bel
fast Tuesday for a short visit and will leave
today, Thursday, for Lynn, Mass, where he
has employment.
Mr. and Mrs A. j. X. knowlton, and daughter
Marian and Mrs. WilIiston Grinnell of Camden
and Mrs Mary GrinneI Davenport of Spokane
al ~ III,
knowlton car and called on frie ds
Miss Alice L. Aborn, clerk in the Carrie &
Jones store, will begin her vacation July 4tt
and will visit in Rockport. Miss Julia Brown
of the same store. whose vacation begins next
week, will visit in Rockland and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Mcclellan and children Of
Lexington. Mass, arrived Thursday anu are al
the Chenery cottage, Murphys Point, for the
season. Mr.. Mcclellan will spend week here
and come frequently during the summer.
Miss Cora S. Morrison, who has been teach
ing for the past year in San Juan, Porto Rico
arrived in New York, Tuesday and will,arriv,
at her home in this city today. She will b,
one of the bridesmaids at the Slugg- Hill wed
ding
Mrs Louise Royal of Ellsworth, who ha
: been employed several years in the Wald
County Registry of Deeds. will leave to-mor
row, Friday, for visits in Boston and vicinity
She has accepted position at Lassell Semi
nary in Auburndae, Mass.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter F. Sturtevant, Sol
Clarence and daughter Ruth, left Monday on
months vacation. They will make the trip t
New York by their Ford Car, visiting enrout
friends in Freeport and relatives in Vernon
Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Mr.. Alfred johnson has been heard from a
Newport, on board the good schooner Polly
and it is expected that later the venerable
craft will be seen in these waters. 1t will b.
recalled that she hailed from this port at on
time and was owned and sailed by the lat
Capt. George F. Ryan.
Cards have been received in Augusta an
nouncipg the wedding, June 26. at Belfast O
Eben F. Littlefield and Maud B. Holmes O
that city. MIR. Littlefed is well known i,
Augusta and has many friends here. Durin,
the administration of Governor Frederick W
Plaisted, he was judge advocate general on tn,
Governors staff, and is member of the Dem
ocratic State committee from Waldo county,
| Kennebec Journal.
Miss Louise W. Richards of the model de