The Republican journal., 1913-08-14
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Maine Hills spent the weekend in Belfast
with relatives.
Miss Cora Eamesof Boston arrived FRIDAY to
visit Belfast relatives.
Hon. Albert Pierce of Frankfort was in Rel
last on business Friday.
Clifford Jones of Lewiston is the guest of
his brother, Edwin A. Jones.
Mrs Grace Thompson of Lynn, Mass, arrived
last week to visit relatives.
Stanley Chamberlain CT Howard. R. l.. is
visiting in Belfast and Bangor.
}: c. W. Perry of Portland 10 the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Alice l. Thombs
MISS Yelland of Madison. Wisconsin 10 n.
guest of Miss Florence E. Dunton.
Frank Knowlton of Fairfield is visiting his
brother Donald in Somerville, Mass
| Mrs. Abbie Whitten of Fairfield is the guest
OF Mrs E. H. Connor, Northport campground
Misses Bertha and Villa Tardy of Foxcroft are
I spending two weeks with Miss Edith Strout in
East Belfast.
Miss Kate Lewis of West Medford Mass. is
| spending her vacation at The Birds Nest
Little River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Farnham are attending
the Verona Park campmeeting and are at the
! Park Hotel.
Mrs. Arthur Crawford of Pjttstield spent
Monday and Tuesday in Belfast with Mrs
Clarence E. Frost.
Ruel Colson of Minneapolis. MINI ;s visit.
ing his sister. M rs. Sarah Woodman, and other
friends in Winterport.
Mrs. F. H. Stephenson of Brunswick was
the guest for several days recently of her sis.
ter. Mrs. A. J. Morrison
Mr.: and Mrs. W. J. Bradbury and Mrs.
Hutchns of Waterville are at Temne Ha;gbts
for two weeks outing
Miss Maude Curtis of Greenvile Junction
arrived thursday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Curtis and other relatives.
Mrs. Charles Whitney and family. of somer-
VILE, Mass, are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Knowles, Winterport
Ex-senator Obadiah Gardner of Rockland
was in Belfast Friday. talking over the polti-
cal situation with brother Democrats
Miss Maud B. Steward, Miss Clara R. Stew.
ard, Mrs. William F. Schoppe, and son William
F. Jr., are spending the week at Northport
Mrs. E. M. Davis and cousin, Mrs. Gertrude
V. Frisbee. recently made a short visit with
their friend Mildred Gray in South Brooks
vile.
Mrs. E. M. Davis has returned to Salem
Mass, alter two weeks visit with her aunts.
Mrs. Susan H. Stevens and Mrs Harriet F.
Blake.
Miss Harriet Dunn, who has been the guest
of Miss Cora S. Morrison and Mrs c. C. Pineo.
returned to her home in Buffalo, N Y last
week.
Mrs. G. H. Davis and daughter Hester of
Jewel Park, Dorchester, Mass, arrived Friday
and are guests of Mrs. B. F. Wells and other
relatives.
Mrs. Phoebe Pendleton Crosby Of New York
and lsesboro, the we'll known singer, and Mrs
Ralph Pendleton of Islesboro, were in Belfast
Friday for the day.
Mrs. Charles Millhouse of South Bend Ind.
arrived last Thursday to visit her mother
Mrs. Alice |. Thombs. Mr.. Mlllhouse will ar
rive next Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry L. kilgore of Thorndke
and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crane of
Burlington, Vt, were in Belfast Friday guests
of DR.. and Mrs. G. C. Kilgore
Edmond Murch who had conducted a store
in Pittsheld for several months, has sold his
business there and with his little daughter is
Miss Florence D. Chaples, stenographer at
the Dinsmore store, is spending her vacation
with friends in Portland and Miss Della
knowton Is substituting during her absence
Mrs. Harvey Self will leave today. Thursday,
for Portland to join MIR. Self in short vaca-
ton trip. On their return to Belfast they
will occupy the Elwell cottage. at Little River.
Mr. George D. Levns of the Coe- Mortimer
Co, New York, wife ard two children, arrived
by boat last Sunday morning to spend a week
in Belfast and at H. E. Nc Donald's, Church
street.
Robert Frer ch Of San Francisco, Calf, who
is spending tine summer in Lircolnville was in
Belfast thursday and Wednesday, How ard
French of New York is also spending his vaca-
tion in Li,colnville.
Daniel Baker Of Arlington, VT, visited at
Percv; Smiths in Winterport last week and
called on old friends in town. Mr. Baker was
former resident OF Winter port aud this is his
first Visit ior 33 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clair Minot of Boston,
who are enjoying visit in Brunswick, were in
Augusta. Thursday, for few hours. Mr..
| Mlnot was formerly associate editor of the
/ Kennebec Journal, and is now one of the edi-
tors of tn. Youths Companion.
Miss katherine c. Reynolds, who has been
| lAc ( Sucsl VI Her aunt, MIS- Eugene l.. stevens,
and DR.. Stevens, at their home on Church
street, has returned to her home in Portland
Mrs. George F. Rey ynolds, of Portland was also
recent guest of DIR. and Mrs. Stevens.
Mrs Hannah P. Adams, who spent last winter
in California and has recently made a trip to
Alaska, returning via the Yellowstone Nation
al Park and Minneapolis. where she was the
guest of her brother, w. K. Morrison, arrived
last Thursday evening and is at her Pearl
street home.
Burleigh Martin, who graduated from Har.
ward Law school, in June, has returned to Au.
gusta from Portland, where he successfully
passed the examination for admission to the
Maine Bar Mr.. Martin has entered the law
Offices of Williamson, Burleigh & Mclean
Kennebec Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Timm left last Friday
noon for New York, and sailed from there at
II O'Clock Saturday morning on the S. S. I'm.
perator for their old home in Hamburg. Ger
many, for a stay of several months Mr.. anG
Mrs Timm have been in this country over q
years, and neither has visited Germany DURING
that time, SO they are anticipating much pleas
ure in the trip. Mrs. Edgar L. Harding ha.
charge of Mr. Timms store during his absence
In personal note from Chautauqua, N Y
under date of Aug. 9th. Mrs. E. p Eros
says: ''We, mother, Ed and l, took the excur
sion trip up to Niagara and had beautiful
day of sightseeing. The weather has beel