The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-07-17
PERSONAL.

AAA' A1ASho ~. WeETIdiu Is Ser1OuSlV Ill at his
home at the Head of the Tide,
Miss Louise Nash of Boston is spending
vacation with Belfast relatives.
Mrs. A. W. Doe was called to China last
Friday by the illness of her sister.
Mrs. Arthur Richie returned Tuesday from
visit with relatives in Lewiston.
Norman A. Read arrived last week for a
two weeks vacation visit at home.
Mr.. w. B. French and family of Newport.
l. are spending the summer at Lincolnville
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Clark have gone to
their summer home in West Northport for the
season.
Miss Margaret Owen has returned from
visit with her aunt, Miss Margaret Owen. in
Bangor.
L. f. Parker returned Tuesday from a
weeks visit with Charles E. knowlton in
Rutland, Mass.
Miss Cora S. Crawford of Allston. Mass
Simmons. l5. is a guest at the Crawford home
Miller street.
Mrs. Frank Roome of North Billerca, Mass.
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Whitehead
Thomas B. and Irving 7. Dinsmore of The
Dinsmore Store returned last Saturday from
business trip to Boston.
Miss Mary A. bickford arrived recently
from rookiyn, N. Y. to spend the summer at
her home on Jeoar street
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Bickford of Rockland
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. LINER A, Sher-
man, Church street, last Saturday.
Miss Sue M. Partridge was IN Bucksport
July loth to attend the marriage of her cousin,
MISS Ella NJ Erskine. to MIR. harry Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Q. Norton and Mr. and Mrs. c.
E. Owen of belfast were visitors in Bangor On
Sunday, making the trip in the Norton car
Mrs Nina E. Moore returned last Thursday
from Bangor, where she went for surgical
treatment, and is greatly improved in health
Amos j. King, who has been guest at the
home of his tiancee, ISIS Cora 5. Morrison. left
On TUESDAY nights boat for his home in Aud-
son, Wis.
The North German Lloyd steamship Bremen
on which Mrs. J. A. tessenden was passen-
ger, arrived at Plymouth. England, at 623 a.
M, July 18th.
Mrs. Ida Crawford Staples LETT Monday or
her return to Mill Valley, California She
was accompanied to boston by her sister, Miss
Inez +. Crawford.
Rev. Adolph Rossbach of East Boston ar
rived last Sunday to visit friends in this city,
and will also be guest at Rocky Point cot
tage, Pitchers Pond.
Miss Nellie Perkins of Castine and Mrs.
Nellie johnson of Philadelphia. her guest,
spent Saturday in Belfast, 10 attend the sale
at the Arls and Crafts.
Mrs. William Waters of New Monterey, Calf.
who has been the guest OF Miss Louia A.
Mason. will visit in kockland and Massachu-
setts on her way home.
Rev. and Mrs. Warren Hanscome Of Mime
sofa and Mrs. Alfred Jones of Bangor were
among the relatives in town Sunday TO attend
the funeral of David E. Bird
Carleton and Marthon Doak returned last
7 --S JoNAANAAAS
man WhIte OF Brookllne, Mass, VINO has d
sumn4er nome at Saturday Cove
Misses Grace Nj. Hayes, chief operator, and
Ella |. smalIey, accountant, of the local office
Of the Waldo County Telephone Co., were III
Rockland TUESDAY on office business.
Mrs Clinton &. Ferguson OF Houlton arrived
last Saturday and is the guest of Mrs T. ~
Pierce. Mrs. ferguson Is n4emDer of the
Belfast Arts and Crafts and came to attend the
special sale.
Mr.. aIu MIS-. Melville Cox Hills nave issued
Invitations to the marriage OF Their oaugnter
FLORENCE TO Mr. Morris l.. olugg, at the First
Parish Unitarian Church at 10 o'clock \. Nj
Wednesday, Juiy oUth.
Professor William f. sehoppe arrived IN
Bozeman, Montana, July 9th, and upon arrival
there was notified by the Governor of his 1e-
cent eIectlon to the State Board of Poultry
husbaLoly, which has three members
Mrs. Julia Dunton Wardwell, who is spend-
ing few weeks with relatives at Crlehayen
says in personal note: lit is beautlt al here
The thermometer never runs above s5 de-
grees when the lie is SO great IN the cities >
MIR. Elmer A. Sherman and family, accom-
panieo by Miss Marian Hazeltine, motored to
Rockiand last 1uesoay atternoon. Mrs Raw
mond Sherman and little son Richard remained
for visit with her brother, Dr. Ralph Bick-
| ford.
/ Mrs. Alice Collins of Boston arrived last
Sunday morning to attend the funeral Of Frank
H. Colley, Esq. She went to Castine Monday,
returning in time to take the boat that after
noon for Boston, accompanied by Miss Nellie
P. Colley.
Capt George A. Erskine of the schooner
Melburn 2. Smith, which plies between Phil
adelphia and Ponce, +. l. is at his home in
Bucksport for one trip. having left his schoon-
er in charge of the mate, Capt. Vinal L. Gray
of Deer Isle. The schooner cleared from Phil
adelphia July Sth for Ponce.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Bowman gave an
informal dinner last Sunday evening at their
home on Congress and Grove streets, in honor
of MIR. Bowmans twin brother, Gardner G.
| Bowman and Mrs. Bowman of Worcester. who
are spending few weeks here Covers were
/ laid for eight.
Misses katherine Fox, Edith Emerson and