The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-09-18
NUMBER 3S
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Ira M. Cobe returned Tuesday from
short business trip to New York
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Paul are spending two
weeks with relatives in Penobscot
Chester Holmes of Cambridge, Mass, arriv:
ed Tuesday to visit Linwood s. Jones.
Mrs. W. S. Packard of Searsport spent Sun
day in Belfast with Mrs. Arthur W. Morse.
Mrs. Arthur Raleigh and daughter Hazel Of
Lynn, Mass. are visiting relatives in Belfast
ard Waldo.
Miss Frances Hodgdon was the guest last
week of Miss Wadlin, Summer street, Rock
land
Mr. and Mrs. D. Faunce Woodcock left Tues
day for few weeks stay at the Chase Pond
Camps in Bingham.
J. A. Gammans of New Yor. arrived Sum
day. called here by the death Of his father,
Mr.. Albert Gammans.
Miss Maude Wetherald Of Gloucester, who is
ma king auto trip in Maine called Sunday on
MIS-. Esther G. Davis.
friends of Mr. Amos CoIcord will be glad TO
know that he is making steady Improvement
from his recent Illness
Miss Edith Gammans of Newton, Mass, was
called to Belfast by the death of her uncle,
Mr. Albert Gammans.
Miss Agnes Coombs has returned from Cam
den where she spent several weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. George Mixer.
Miss Juliette A. Wiggin left Monday to
visit relatives in Chestnut Hill, Wellesley
Hills and Newton Mass
Mrs. Elijah Ritchie, who has been critically
i'll. is on the road to recovery and is able to be
up and about the house.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Smythe closed their
summer home on Northport avenue and re-
turned to Boston last Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Harvey returned to her home
in Somerville, Mass, last Saturday, after q
stay with Mrs. John c. Pillsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Maiden and MIR. and Mrs
R. W. Cunningham left last Sunday in the
Marden car for weeks visit in Etna.
Mrs Martha c. keating of Belfast and Mrs.
N. c. Partridge of Standpoint are guests of
Mrs. Cobe at Hillside Farm Northport.
Mrs Leonard A. Busby and Miss Clara B.
Heating returned Sunday from short visit in
Bar Harbor, motoring to and from Bangor
Mrs James H. Howes went to Boston last
week to join her daughter. Mrs. Richard p.
Whitman. who is at the Whitman summer home
on Cape Cod.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Bowman will take
an apartment in Boston for the winter ano
will close their residence here, the Marriner
homestead
Mrs H. H. Coombs lett by boat Sunday
night for Boston, where she met her milliner,
Miss Leola Titcomb and will select her fall and
winter millinery.
Mrs James F. Preston and little son Faux
ner, who spent the summer at the Mcclellan
homestead, 12S High street, returned to Low
ELL Mass, last Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. f. A. knowlton and Mr. and
Mrs. II. c. Hight Of Fairfield made an auto
trip to Somervlle Mass. last week. DonalG
Knoulton has returned to Colby College
Russell Hall Of for,o Rico, formerly Of Win
terport, spent Sept 10th in Bangor Nr. ILat'
Will return tnlS Ian " % ~ it'e't ''--'N '.N
has been employed for the past three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 6. Sa0teie and thejs
little daughter Carrie of Lewiston not9red 20
Belfast last week il their new car AMI @ers
que Is at the home OF Mr. frank J. stevsr=-
Mr.. and Mrs Harry ii. Carter and lt.i= sun,
Harry Shaw, Of Lynn, Mass, arrived 0ast Sat
urday to spend two weeks vacation wish MT.
Carters parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. taftet-
Mrs Arthur W. Morse and Miss G7aae Pack
ard have returned from weeks visit " ith MIR
Walter A. Packard in East Boston. They also
visited Mrs Frank B. Linniken in Richmond.
Me.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles l.. wight of Honolulu
are guests of Mir. and Mrs. James " lght. They
have been some two years absent from then
Hawaiian home during which time they have
travelled extensively. cncumnavl eating the
globe Rockland Courier Gazette
Miss Kathleen Tuttle. Bates, ID, who has,
been with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs benJ Tut
tie at Belfast this summer, will go to lslesboro
Saturday ard Monday will begin her duties as
teacher of French Latin and Erglsh IN the
Isesboro High school.-Lewiston sun.
Mrs. Harriet Gilmore Jones, sister, and
Nj
Roxbury, Mass, cousins, arrived last Thurs
day morning, accompanying the remains OF
Mrs. Florence Gilmore Mutcher, and attended
the funeral that afternoon.
Lewis A. Barker of Brookline, Mass. for
merly OF Bangor, recently purchased the resi-
dence of the late Carl Schernof. 40 University
road, Brookne This is a very commodlous
residence of three stories. with 7,0t0 square
bar 1St 90
and will reside there permanently. He has q
law office in Barristers hall, Femberton
square, Boston, Bangor News.
Miss Alice NJ Thorndike who has been
spending her vacation in Belfast camden ano
Rockland returned to Dover and tozcroft
Saturday to resume her duties in the Western
Union Telegraph Office. Mrs Lucie Nicker-
son accompanied her as far as Dexter where
she will visit Mrs. Oscar E. Br-ant (nee
Arvilla Thorndike)
Mr. ard Mrs. E. J. Hatch OF Kennedy
street, Aug usta took an extended auto trip
last week that embraced four counties. Mr.
Hatch combines business with pleasure when
ever possible, and he PAST week was hlec
with 10th imIortaLt factors OF ilte Gains
were made ON relatives ard freEos In Mon
mouth, Litcl field, Sabattus, Greene, Lewiston
turn, Poland, Poland GIrngs, Upper GIou
cester, Sabbath Lay Lake, Intervale, Nortt
Pownal, West Durham, shiloh, t. lunsWick ant
ToFsham. They arrived home late Saturday
evening On the trip Mrs Hatch visite q