The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-08-28
PERSONAL.

OooSy weekend
Bangor, with her father. VIM Casey.
Mrs. Caro- L. Baldwin of PHILADELPHIA is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Caro- B. Stickney.
Frank P. Wilson. Esq. of New York is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Wilson.
Mrs. Knight of Palm Beach, Fla. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Crocker in Court
street.
Misses Jennie and Nellie Edison of Elmwood,
Mass, are visiting their sister, Mrs Walter C.
Shaw. Court street.
Mrs. George Williams and daughter Lillian
OF Boston are visiting at the Johnson home,
No. Bridge street,
Mr.. Joseph Turner returned Monday to his
home in Gardiner fom visit with his sister.
Mrs. Lima Crocker. Congess street.
Miss Alice Hills of Boston is the guest for
the remainder of the summer Of her sister,
Mrs. Marion +. Brown on High street.
Mrs. Flora Files of Fairfield is enioying
ten,days,s outing at Northport with her son.
wallace Files, and wife of New York
Mrs. E. w. Goodwin and son Stewart of
Arlington Heights, Mass, are guests of Miss
Flora A. Burgess at Fowanah cottage
Miss Cora A. Eames of Boston, who has been
with house party at Lake Winnepesaukee is
visiting relatives and friends in this city
Miss Florence Dinsmore and the Misses
1eakes OF Bangor are occupying one of the
fottle cottages at the Battery for few weeks.
Mr.. Charles r. Coombs and family. accom-
panied by Miss Sue W. Palmer of WateryiIle
are spending the week at Ten Oaks Tilden
Pond.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Leayitt of Augusta
motored to Belfast last week to spend Their
vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
A. Leavitt.
Miss Sabra B. Dyer, who has been employed
IN the dry goods department of Carle & Jones.
Will enter the Boston School of Expression in
September.
Mrs. B. U. Adams and Mrs. Grace A. Ken.
nedy OF Ihomaston autoed to Belfast last Fri
day in the atters car and were guests of Mr.
B. o. Norton. VI MID
Misses Helen Madeleine and Grace snear;,
OF Bangor who have been guests at the home
OF Judge Wayland Knowlton, will return bone
tomorrow Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Emery. Miss Msraaret
Cahiil and Mr.. Robert Emery of Kalamazoo
Mlch.. arrived last Thursday for short visit
at their summer home.
Mr.. Harold Hayford and Miss Sarah Cribb.
ooth trained nurses at the Massachusetts Gen.
eTai hospllai, Boston, are guests of Mr. Ralph
Hayford at the Hayford Farm,
Miss Margaret Owen of Bangor arrived Fri
day to visit her brother, Charles f. Owen and
sister. Miss Mary Owen. Miss Owen has lust
returned from trip to Montreal and Quebec.
Irving B. Haynes and Earl c. Goodwin of
Oakiand college friends at the University of
Maine of Foster Crocker of Northport avenue.
were MS guests TOR few days the past week.
Mrs. M; L; Stantial and baby left on the
boat last Friday afternoon and were met in
Boston Saturday morning by Mr. Stantial and
they went by train to their home in Goffstown,
N. H.
Miss Charlotte Thompson of Winterport, a
graduate OF the Castine Normal school and a
teacher OF several years experience has been
appointed to teach the first and second grades
at Old Town.
). Arthur Macomber. who has been engineer
on the steamer W. G. Butman on the Rock
iand-Crlenaven route Tor several years, has
bought farm in Lincolnvie, and will give up
his present position about the first of Septem-
ber.
Emery M. Heal of Camden, who has been an
instructor in manual training in the middle
west for the past few years, has taken a
position as instructor in manual training in
the Brewer schools. The Brewer school opens
Sept s.
Mrs. May Stanley of Northeast Harbor,
who had been the guest of MIR and Mrs George
A. Leavitt,.e left for home last Thursday, accom-
panied by her nephew, little SherW!u Stanley
of Cranberry Isle. who had been with his
grandparents for several weeks.
Mrs. Roscoe Gilkey OF Bangor recently
visited her niece, Mrs. 3. Z. Robertson, ano
was conpanied by her daughter, Mrs JENNIE
Gould of Hyde Park Mass. wEo spent tin
summer at her cottage in East Urland. The
latter will visit relatives Ia lsiesbo-u and Cam
den before returning home.
There were number Of Camden people at
the far in this city last week, lAcluuIng Mr.. j.
H. Ogier of the Camden Herald, N-Ife and
children, Capt. Holly NJ. Bean, mis- son, Robert
L. Bean, Mrs. Bean and children, anu Mr. and
Mrs. c. o. Montgomery and children.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Blanchard of New York.
Miss Ruth Hichborn of Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Alice Hlchborn of Stockton and X,
Vaughan of Cambridge motored to Bangor,
August Goth, from Stockton. and registered at
the Penot scot Exchange. They reported fair
roads from Stockton to Bangor
Mrs Ira NJ. Cobe of Chicago, vino is spend
ing the summer at Northport, was visitor in
Ranpor on Friday. Mrs. Cobe was accompa-
MED by Mrs. A. W. keatng Mrs. A. S Heal,
Miss Geneva Heal and Miss Louise Heal Bel
fast. and Miss Marian Heal of Chlcago-Ban-
gor Daily News
Miss Bernice Dunning of Bangor, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Dunning. graduate
of Wellesley college in the class OF 1912, and of
Bangor High school in the class OF le0e, has
taken position as teacher of mathematics in
the Searsport High school. Last year, Miss
Dunning taught in Vinalhaven high school,
meeting with success.
Miss Louise Heal is spending two weeks
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A 5.
Heal Cedar street. Her success IN art work
has been marked and is very gratifying to her
many friends in Belfast. AT present she is
deyotine her time to designing cretons and
prints for j. W. Woods & Sons of Boston,
manufacturers of cloths.
Mrs E. R. Estabrooks returned last Friday
frcn. Boston, where she accompanied Mrs
Florence Mutchler of Roxbury, VINO had been
spending the summer in Belfast. Mrs Mutcn-
| Ter entered the Bessey hospital IN Beacon
street, Boston, for a critical operation Tor
stomach trouble. The operation was perform
ed Sunday Telephone messages received by
Mrs Austin W Heating from their sister, MIS-
| w. E. Jones of Howard, +. l., who has been
at the Bessey Hospital since last Saturday
give little encouragement, although the at
tending surgeon hopes for the best under the
circumstances.
The many Belfast friends of Mrs H. +
| Walker, who was Miss Pamela Tufts OF TINS
city. will be glad to know she will return east
about Sept 18th. Mrs. Walker has been spend
ing the summer with her son, Mr.. William w
Walker and family, in Wausau. Wisconsin,
Mrs VI alker writes that her stay in the west