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

den last Sunday for short visit.
Miss Grace Bickford went to Warren recent
ly for brief visit with relatives.
W. H. Booker has returned from a vacation
spent at his former home in Brunswick.
Mrs Harrison C. Pitcher has returned from
a visit with her son. Ralph H. Pitcher, in Carl
bou.
Moses F. Hurd attended the reunion of his
regiment, the 11th Maine, in Bangor Sept.
10th.
Mrs. Amos Clement and daughter Louise
have returned from Seal Harbor, where they
spent the summer.
Mrs. Wescott of Bluehill is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs. Carl H. Stevens,
on Congress Street.
Mrs. Lydia Wight has returned to her home
in Wayland, Mass, after spending the summer
in West Northport
Miss June K. Hills will arrive to- day, Thurs
day, from Marbehead. Mass, to attend the
Hills-Heal wedding.
Mrs. Eugene Hooper and son Carl were
guests last week in Castine of Mrs. Hooper's
sister, Bessie Martin.
DR.. R. E. Freeman has bought the Nickerson
place on Highland street and is now occupying
it.-Bangor Commercial.
Hon. A. l. Brown. assistant secretary of
State, is in Northern Vermont on corpora
tion case, regarding the public records.
Miss Alice Whtten left Monday morning for
ri,,tb for faxr yici hafr
to Orono to resume her studies at the U. of NJ.
Postmaster Carleton visited his father in
Winterport last Sunday. going ard returning
on the Boston boat which made the last Sun
day trip of the season.
]. P. Farnham left Bucksport last week for
Boston, to visit there for few days before
eturnirg to Buffalo, N. Y, where he is study
ny electrical engineering.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Busby, child and maids,
who have occupied the Edward sibley house
during the summer, left yesterday, Wednes-
day, for their home in Chicago.
Mrs. A. Cutter Sibley, who has been visiting
her son. A. c. sibley, in Hanover. N. H.. for
few weeks, has returned to 10 Perrin street,
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Mss kathleen Morris arrived Monday from
Bar Harbor, where she has been employed as
hookkeeper, for two weeks vacation with
her parents MIR and Mrs. Henry Morris
Mrs. James Bray and grandson, Willie
Campbell, returned to their home i'll Monctor,
N. &, last Monday after a few weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Warren E. Marsh
! Mrs H. L. Woodcocb, who mas been board
/ ing for some time at Mrs. Rose Fahy's, No. 15
/ Spring street. has returned to her home No. 15
Church street. Miss Julia Condor is with her.
/ Mr. T. B. Copeland spent Sunday, Sept. 7th,
at his home in Warren, returning to Bel
fast Monday accompanied by his son, Mr..
Irwin Copeland, who has employment in the
shoe factory.
Miss Sarah NJ. Preston returned Monday
from visit in Pittsfeld with Mrs. George
Dobson, who accompanied her to Belfast for
short visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
S. Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury. who had
been cupying cottage at Bayvile, Booth
bay Harbor, since the middle of July, returned
to Belfast last Thursday, and opened their
! Northport avenue house.
Burleigh Martin of Augusta ard Christopher
L. Roberts of Vinalhaven, who recently passed
the State bar examination, were admitted to
practice in the S. J. court, at Rockand, Sept.
10th. Mr. Martin is grandson of United
States Senator Edwin C. Burleigh.
Miss Lydia Farnham. who had spent her va
cation at the home Of her PARENTS, mir. and
Mrs. j. B. Farnham,i in East Orland has return
ed to Everett. Mass. where she has taught in
the public schools for several years. She was
accompanied by sister, Miss Olive, who will
visit in Worces ter and vicinity for an indef-
mite period.
party of Rockland ladies and their guests
went to Bangor last Thursday in two automo-
biles and dined at the Bangor House. The
party included Mrs. Charles E. Littlefeld of
New York and Rockand, wife of former Cong.
Littlefield, Mrs W T Cobb of Rockland, wife
Of former Gov Cobb, Mrs. F. R. Spear and
Mrs. Charles H. Berry, Mrs. W. S. White of
Rockland, Mrs. N. B. Jordan of Liverpool,
Eng, and Mrs. W. R. Brown of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Pineo arrived by boat
last Monday morning from Boston, where Mrs.
Pineo met her husband and accompanied him
to Montreal to report at the head otfice of the
Royal Bank of Canada. Several places were
open to him. including one in Canada, but they
pre- ferred warmer climate and will go to Ma
tanz as, Cuba, the last Of October. The last of
his week Mr. and Mrs Pineo and their little
da lighter Katherine will go to kentville, Nova
Scotia, to visit his parents.
M. Pierre Tartone, the French artist, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. George
Dodworth of New York at their cottage on the
North Shore, Northport, finished last week a
portrait of MIR. Dodworth in oils and it was ex-
hibted to few Belfast and Northp, rt friends
from 2 to 4 o'cl,ck, Friday afternoon. Mr..
Tartone married Miss Alma Dodworth in New
York last spring and after their return from
their honeymoon trip to France. Egypt and
South America they can directly to Belfast.
The bod worths and their guests have left for
New York in tn cir touring car.