The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-05-15
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. B. o. Norton returned Monday from
short visit in Portland.
Mrs. Ella A. Small will go to Bangor today
Thursday, to spend week.
DR.. and Mrs. Adelbert Millett were in Port
land several days the past week.
E. G. Turner of East Palermo was recent
business visitor in Washington.
Norman Read of Portland was weekend
guest of his father, George T. Read.
Mrs, John Gunner went to Boston last Friday
to enter the Carney Hospital for surgical treat
ment.
David Richards of Monroe has been the
guest of his brother, Almon Richards, in Rock
port.
Mrs. Henry Collins and little daughter Doris
spent the past week with relatives in Sears
port.
Dana B. Southworth, who is attending He
bron Academy, spent Sunday at his home in
this city.
Mrs Charles E. Stevens Of Belfast is visiting
her sister. Mrs Charles W. son.-Ellsworth
American.
Mrs. Olive Light and Mrs. Bessie Light of
Washington visited at Mrs Ava Gray's in
Searsmont recently,
Misses Grace and Mary Hayes went to Read
vile. Mass. Monday to visit the family of
their brother Eugene
Mrs. Grace Tibbetts and son, Merritt and
Russell Bradstreet of East Palermo were recent
guests of Mrs. c. E. Overlook in Washington
n ss Flo Colby is visiting her brother. E. H.
Colby. in Sunset. Mrs. Miller Colby returned
from Belfast, Wednesday, Isle Messen-
ger.
Troy friends of Nathan F. Houston of Bel
fast deeply regret his serious illness, and ex-
tend to him much sympathy, with hope for
his speedy recovery.
Mr.. Ralph A. Peavey is expected to arrive at
his East Belfast home tomorrow, from Dallas.
Texas, where he spent the winter. He will
spend the summer at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Dilworth of Madi
arrived Monday to spend week in Bel
fast and Northport. Mr.. Dilworth is clerking
in furnishing store in Madison.
Gen. C. w. Tilden, Albert A. Nickerson, f.
R. Nickerson, A. E. Nickerson and A. Eugene
Nickerson attended the annual meeting of the
Loyal Legion at Riverton, May 7th.
Dr.. E. A. Porter of Pittsfeld attended the an
nual meeting of the Royal Arch Chapter Of
Maine in Portland last week. Mrs Porter ac-
companied him for few days visit in that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Marden, Misses Ethel
and Edith and Master Fred Marden have re-
turned from visit in Palermo with Mrs. Mar
den's sister, Mrs. Amos Brann.-Fairfeld
journal.
Walter l. Neal of Waldo, member of the
Board of Commissioners of Inland Fisheries
and Game, in Augusta Saturday on bus-
ness connected with the work of the board
kennebec Journal
Rev. Charles B. Ames, and his mother, Mrs.
Ames. go to Bos Ion today. Mrs. Ames will
spend the summer at her former home in Mas
sachusetts and MIR. Ames will attend the ami
versary week meetings in Boston, returning
to Belfast, May oath.
Mrs Samuel l. Perry and Mrs. William j.
Holloway of Boston have been visiting in Cam
den and Lincolnvile. Mrs. Perry contem-
plates building large bungalow on her estate,
formerly known as Parker's Grove at Lake
Meguntcook.
Miss Mllie E. Mitchell left Los Angeles,
Calf, May 4th for her home in this city. stop
ping en- route in Oakland and Kansas City, and
will arrive in Boston today, May 18th. She came
over the Denver & Rio Grande R. R., route
with many scenic attractions.
Mr. William Whitney and the Misses Whit
ney of Boston were among the boat arrivals
Wednesday morning and went to their cot
tage, "The Priscilla at Saturday Cove, North
port, where they Will spend the summer
months. This family is among the first of
the summer colony to arrive
Clement Donworth Dolan, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Hugh +. Qolan, entertained ten of his lit
tie friends at his home on First street Tuesday
afternoon, May 9th, the occasion beng his
fifth birthday. Games were played and deli
cious refreshments served, and the little ones IN
departing extended to their host wishes for
many happy returns of the day.-Bangor Com
mercial.
Mrs. Albert M. Cushman and son. Frederick
Brown Cushman, arrived last Friday morning
from Boston to visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Fred W. Brown, Cedar street. They were ac-
companied by Mr.. Cushman, who went to
Ellsworth, where he has bought farm and
will engage in farming. Mrs. Cushman and
son will join him there later.
The Maine State Federation of Women S
Clubs, which includes fifty three hundred of
Maine's brightest and best women, grouped in
one hundred and thirty clubs will celebrate its
21st anniversary in ptember,-place of meet
ing not yet assigned. The Federation was Or
ganized in Portland in 1892, with Mrs. Eta H.
Osgood as president. Mrs. Osgood. now living
in Philadelphia. will be pre- sent at the 21st an
niversary.
| In the annual report of the Waldo County
Hospital of Belfast Miss Helen Dunn, the
superinte ndent, is highly commended. Miss
Dunn is an Augusta girl. the daughter of
Major E. P. Dunn, Middle street. She is a
graduate of Cony High school and has host
of friends in this city who will congratulate
her on the success she has attained. The re-
port states that Miss Dunn has shown excel
lent management and her financial ability re-
! duced the expenses below the expense of the
proceeding year by approximateb y $780, And
still the institution has not lost, but gained in
its we'll known effciency.-Kennebec journal.
In the recent Bowdoin interscholastic meet
Herbert Hodges McCobb not only established
| now hiuh. nDc record for this State hut