The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-07-31
PERSONAL.


Miss Maude E. Barker.
Mrs. Maria Baker of Rockport is the CUES,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Sweetland.
Mrs. Esther G. Davis i. in Thomastop. the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. S. W. French.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Peavey of Bangor are
guests at Bay View Farm, East Belfast.
Claude B. Roberts arrived Sunday from Bos.
ton de was an usher at the Sluge-H Hill wed.
ding. LIN "eo-
Mr.: Ralph A. Peavey returned Saturday
morning from brief business trip to Dallas
Texas. p ~ OAiias'
Mrs: A. Cutter sibey of Rcxbury, Mass is
Point. q" oeeah
Mrs. Whitney of Bangor is i'll with pneu.
n monia at the home of her cousin, Miss Maude
E. Barker. A-Aooe
Miss Agnes and Master Pearl Yeaton of
North Easton, Mass, are visiting in Belfast
and Waldo.
Mrs. George Madden has returned home
from visit with Mr.. ard Mrs. Eugene Mad
den in Milford.
Miss Alma Colby of Brockton, Mass. arrived
sunday TO spend two weeks with her aunt.
Mrs. D. P. Palmer.
Rev. Clifton NJ Gray of Charleston s c
arrived last Monday TO visit his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Martin S. Gray.
Rev. and Mrs. A. T. Ringold and son Gordon
OF Brockton, Mass, arrived Tuesday To snend
August with Belfast relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Adams and son Everett,
OF Lynn, Mass, are spending two weeks with
relatives in Belfast and Waldo.
Rev. Charles B. Ames will leave TODAY to
spend two weeks with friends in Augusta and
later will visit in Massachusetts,
Mr.. James F. Preston of Lowell, Mass. ar.
rived recently to join his family, who are sum
mering st the Mcclellan homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brickley returned to
brockton, Mass, last Sunday after visit with
their parents, MIR. and Mrs. John Ward.
Miss Adeline Clifford of Bethel, VT. and her
cousin, Miss Eleanor Clifford of Cape Roster
are guests at the LONE of Martin s. Gray.
Mrs. William N. Todd of Portland arrived
Tuesday TO attend the Slugg-H Hill wedd, q.
and was the guest of Mrs. " illiam F. schoppe'
Mrs. Frances H. Murch and MIR. Anson s
Benner OF Jefferson City, Nevada went to
Waterville last Tuesday to visit their niece
Mrs. Van Young.
Miss Mildred Hagard of SomerviIle, Mass.
and Miss Hazel M. Richardson of Medford
Mass, were guests at the Arts and Crafts
room last Saturday.
Miss Marian NJ. Perry, bookkeeper in the
Clty National Bank, has resigned her nosi. I'm
for much needed rest and will take trim
to Montreal and Quebec
Friends of Miss Carrie NJ Cutter will be in
terested to learn that she is now in Snring.
field, Mass, where her nephew, Frank Starretf
has recently established business and where
she will make her home
Mrs Eliza Richardson of Rockville. Mass
Mrs. Laura Land of Jamaica Plains, Mass,
and Mrs. Gertrude Cassens of Winthron
Mass, were called to Belfast Sunday nv
the death of their mother, Mrs L. A. Went
worth.
Mrs Fred Hall. Mrs. F. o. Patten and the
Misses Martina. Pauline and a. l.. Mansur of
Bangor and Mrs. Margaret Rice Darling of
Providence, R. L, were entertain ed at lunch
the Arts and Crafts room Tuesday by Mrs c
l. Mansur of Bangor.
Mrs. Ida Crawford Staples and Miss Mary
Eastman Of Los Angeles, who are on a trim
east in the interest of the Los Angeles lnsti
on their way home. They will visit Washing
ton. d. G., Philadelphia, New Orleans, and
take trip into New Mexico.
DR., Elmer F. Gould of Joplin, Mo. who is
spending the summer in Waldo county. his
former home. was in this city the first Of the
week, and made US pleasant call He is at
present visiting his brother at Grange Lin
colnVIle, but Is looking for location to prac-
tice his profession for few weeks He went
before the board of registration at Aupusta
last week and obtained the authority to DO so.
-Rockland Opinion.
Mr.. Frank &. knowlton has returned from a
trip to Panama and South America with the
Boston Chamber Of Commerce partv and will
spend the remainder of the summer at his
cottage on Northport Campground MIR.
knoNiton is nearly so years old and brides
himself on not having missed a Northport
campmeeting for over 70 years. He has been
quite traveller in rs cent years, making trips
abroad and to the West Indies
Friends of Miss Rhoda Ashworth. who was
forced by i'll health to resign her position as
visiting nurse in Westbrook, will be pleased to
learn that she is recovering rapidly at the
Hebron sanatorium where she has been under
treatment since the first of April Miss Ash
worth expects to leave the sanatorup wholly
cured IN few months. hs.-Portand Press
Miss Ashworth was at one time connected
with the Waldo County Hospital.
One of the well known Maine men who is
deeply interested in the subject of good roads
for Maine is L. P. SWEET of Bangor, eastern
Maine agent for the REQ cars Mr. Swett in
the old days was an enthusiastic bicycler, COW
ering about every road and lane in the State.
thoroughly familiar with Maine roads and
Maine needs. Mr.. SWEET would be round.
snouldered if he wore at one time all the
medals ne has won at various times in bicycle
contests, and he is equally expert in automo-
bile matters-Maine Rural Life.
\ press dispatch from New York under date
of July 25th says" MIR. and Mrs Pierre Tar
tone arrived on the steamer St. Paul. after
spending their honeymoon in Egypt and South
America. Mr.. Tartone. who is well known
portrait painter, was making picture of his
wife in the jungle when two small MONKEYS
leaped +. ON tree on to the canvas The re-
suit was perfect example OF the cubist art,
and Mrs. Tartone, who was Miss Alma Dods-
worth of New York is keeping the canvas as a
honeymoon souvenir. She brought the monk
eys with her and will present them to the Zoo. ~
Mr.. Albert W. Toman one of the cleverest
magazine writer's of the day. is son of the
late Walter Tolman of Portland, who was a
native of this city. The summer home of the
family is in Rockpor which was the native
place of the Eells family there. The scenes of
many of the stories and sketches published by
Mr. Tolman are laid right in this section of the
Maine coast, and he succeeds in giving the
local ''atmosphere" more naturally and faith
fully than any other author has done-not
even excepting Holman Day. His familiarity
with this coast and its islands and their people
gives him an advantage in this respect. but he
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