The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-08-07
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Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Thompson OF Nashua'
N. H. are visiting relatives in town.
Herbert Dodge of Roxbury, Mass. was
in town Thursday on business
Mrs. J. R. Hartman of Alameda, Caif.'
called on friends in town last week.
Clarence Gilkey of Boston is visitihg ms
rarents Mr.. and Mrs. P. l.. Gllkey.
I A Clement, who has been IN Bangor Ior
r,ed;ca, treatment, returned home Thursday.
Maurice s. Dolliver of Troy. N. Y. is visiting
his mother Mrs. E. S. Doliver' Main street,
Isaac + Wallace is building bungalow on
BIC Land on prosnect street opposite the reser-
voir.
The stated meeting of Mariners Lodge Will
tie On Tuesday evening Aug. Eth 1or "oih III
f. A. degree.
s.rr seaconnet, Capt. Smith, arrived
Wednesday with 3,4O0 tons of coal to the re-
nobscot Coal Co.
Ernest Staples of Winthrop, Mass, is spend
mo his vacation with his mother Mrs. Sarah
P Staples, at Park
Mrs l.. A. Colcord and daughter, Miss joan
M left Saturday for New York, where they
will spend The winter
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kneeland of Dorchester
are guests of MIR. and Mrs. Henry W. hhee-
land, Mt Ephraim road.
Mrs. Milton kneeland and Miss Emily hiee
of Minneapolis are guests of Mrs. clara Var
yer and other relatives.
Iouis w. Carver arrived Tuesday from
Cleveland, Ohio. and is the guest Oh HIS Sis'ei'
Mrs. George P Carter.
Lr.J. H. Murphy of Dexter vas IN town
Monday. the guest of Mr.. ahd Mrs. ii. Z.
Holm es on Howard street.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Field of Somervlile
Mass. were guests last week OF Mr.. and Mrs
A. II. Lorrmer on Main street.
Cant. Scott Blanchard arrived Monday from
Brooklyn, N Y. and is with his mother, Mrs
Clara Blanchard, on Main street.
Mrs. D. s. Goodel and daughter Danny ar
rived Tuesday from Alston, Mass, and have
opened their cottage on Main street.
Stmr Penobscot Capt. Nickerson, arrived
Tuesday from Newport News with 8, 760 tons
of coal to the Fenobscot Coal Co.
Capt. Isaac Carver of the U. S. collier
Brutus, who has been visiting his mother, re-
turned to Charleston, S. c. Sunday.
L. G. Paine and family of Philadelphia.
who have been spending three weeks at
Swan Lake, returned home Friday.
L.C. Havener arrived Saturday from Wor-
cester Mass, and is with his family at the
Pendeton homestead on Main street.
Alton jackson of Everett Mass, arrived
Sunday and is with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
A. A. jackson, at their cottage at Peasant
cove.
MIR. and Mrs Edward Griffin and daughter,
Esther, returned July 3lst to their home IN
Canton. Mass, after visit with Miss Mabel
Griffin.
Mrs. A. W. Allen and children, who had spent
several weeks at the Cyrus True homestead on
Main street, returned to their h ONE In Orange,
N. j., Friday
Capt P B. Blanchard has returned to
Brooklyn after spending two weeks IN Sears
port, hH6le MIS- LieAt Ia u ann SiiAA>N'o 49,
spending the summer.
Capt Frank E. Curtis of the steamship
Minnesotan of the An er ca Hawaiian line,
who had spent few days with his family,
returned to New York Saturday.
MIR. Jennie Roberts and daughter Marian
are at their sumner home in Searsport for the
first two weeks Of Angus. Miss Bessie Roberts
is spending the summer in Europe.
Mrs Elizabeth Eames and daughter, Miss
Mabel tames of bingham, Mass, who have
been vsitin Miss L. " Edwards on Water
street the past two weeks. left Tuesday for
home.
Mrs Elizabeth Robe son and daughter,
Miss Josephine, of Augusta, who have been
guests of Miss Mabel CIR fin on Main street
are now visiting Capt and Mrs. Fred N. Park
at Park
Miss Kit Atwood of Nnterport the
guest July 3lst of her brother Oliver c.
Atwood and Mrs Atwood, in Steamboat
avenue, leaving that night for Rockland TO
visit friends.
Mrs. Andrew Allen Miss Henrietta Ross)
and young son, A drew Ross, left July 31st
for their home in Orange, N. j., after spend
ing several weeks in town, the guests of
Capt and Mrs. Andrew M. Ross.
Mr.. an ] Mrs W Johnston of Manchester,
Conn, are spending their vacation at M rs A.
F. Shute's Water street. Mr. johnson is
ticket agent and operator of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad at Manches-
ter, Conn,
The qaintette of jubilee singers of Tuskegee
Institute, Iuskegee, Ala. gave a very enjoy
able concert al Union Hall, Monday evening to
a large and enthusiastic audience. Rev. Charles
M. Wood, librarian of the school m 4de an ad-
dress. telling Of what Booker T. Washington
has done for his M. Wood also told q
number of humorous folk stores of southern
life which were very Interesting.
Mrs. Hope Curtis Calderwood of Roxburv
Mass. and her brother, Capt. George Curtis of
the west coast, had an enjoyable shore party.
picnic supper and clam bake las Friday night