The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-07-10
PERSONAL.

Monday on business.
Mrs. Amos Graves Of Boston is the guest Of
her mother. Mrs. VIM. J. Gordon.
MIR. Charles H. Field left Tuesday for q
business trip to Mayfield Plantation.
Miss Emily F. Miller has gone to her home
in Searsmont for months vacation.
Miss Daisy Pease has arrived from Camden,
where she spent several weeks with relatives.
Misses Doris and Della Hatch of North
Penobscot are visiting their aunt. Mrs. ]. G.
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred R. Frisbee of Taunton,
Mass. are visiting relativ es in Belfast and vi
cnity.
Mrs. Miles S. Jeson and daughter Verns
returned Saturday from few weeks visit il
, Bangor.
Mrs. Ferdinand Peterson of Needham, Mass
is visiting friends in Belfast and relatives in
Searspor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Osborne Lord arrived home
Monday from a few days visit with relatives
in Bradford.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Townsend left Nor
day for visits in Portland, New Hampshire
and Vermont.
Miss Grace Lord Of Bangor returned home
Mon lay from few day IS visit with her cousin,
Miss Cora Lord
Ms. Edith Bartlett Berry and Mr.. George
P. Pooler of Boston arrived Sunday to visit
Belfast relatives.
Miss Cora S. Morrison arrived Sunday from
San Juan, Porto Rico, where she has been
teaching the past year.
Miss Sarah Edith West arrived from Boston
last Saturday to spend vacation with heg
mother Mrs. Ella E. West.
Arthur L. and Edon Clark returned to Dor
hester, Mass, Monday after a visit with Bel
fast relatives and friends.
Mrs. Sarah j. Hopkins and son Everett re
turned to O1land Monday after a few days
visit with friends in this city.
Mr.. G. B. Weeman and son Albert of South
Windham arrived Saturday to visit the for
mer's mother, Mrs. A. ". Weeman
Messrs Charles Horton of Woonsocket an6
W. J. Phillips of Providence. r. l., arrived
Tuesday and the guests of Mr. and Mrs,
B. 0. Morton.
Mabel a. Craig, who has completed years's
work at Nit Holyobe Mass is to leave next
month for Germany, where she will spend
year with relatives.
Mrs Marjory Coombs arrived from Camden
last Sunday to visit Belfast relatives and Miss
Agnes Coombs is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
George Mixer, in Camden.
Mrs. j. a. Fessenden. who has been the
guest of relatives in stamford, Conn, sailed
from New York july 4th for Germany, and
will spend several months abroad
Mrs. Florerce G. Mutcher Of Boston, who
has been visitirgin Halls Quarry and Rock
land, arrived Monday and viii spend month
at the Sleeper home, Church street
Alfred Maitland Roberts, who is ATTENDING
school In Hartford, Conn, and living with his
uncle, Maitland B. Smith arrived Sunday to
visit his mother, Mrs Mabel Roberts.
Mrs. Eli Cook, who spent the winter in Bel
mont, Mass. with her daughter. Mrs. Leslie c.
Foett, and Miss Julia Condor, who has beer
visiting in Cambridge, Mass, arrived Iast
Thursday
Hazel and son Roger. and little Miss Esther.
Guerini of Middleboro, Mass, have arrived
for the su inner at the Battery and are occu-
pyng Dunton cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O. Cri chett and Miss
lnez A. Mcdonald of Dorchester. Mass, ans
Miss Doris Doe of Palm Beach, Fla, arrived
Sunday to spend ten days in Belfast with
Mrs A. W. Doe, Cedar street
Miss Flora l. Marks returned Monday from
a visit in Stonington as the guest Of Ir. II
Moody Thurlow, student at Hahneu or
Medical School of the University of Chicago.
He will spend the summer in Michigan
Misses Helen F. Dunn and Lena Townsend
superintendent and assistant superintepdeut
of the Waldo County Hospital leave this week
to spend the summer at their homes the for
mer In Augusta and the latter in Old Town.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bert L. Jones and son Kenneth
Leon of Garland have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Sherman G. Swift. Mr.. Jones returned
home Sunday, accompanied by Master Charles
A. Swift, Mrs Jones ard son remaining for
longer visit.
Misses Alice L., Laverne and Bertha Whit
ten, Mrs Rena White, Master Seymour and
little Harriet White, Misses Geneva Rutchlns.
Alberta Farnham. Louise Brown and Ruth
Atherton. returned Monday from few days
outing at the Towle cottage, East Belfast.
Miss Helen B., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Waldo Brown, arrived Thursday from
Boston, where she has been teachit o private
pu pills. She will return to Boston about
August LIST to attend the Emerson Summer
School of Expression. Miss Charlotte Brier ot
M alden. Mass. is also guest at the Brown
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Welcb have cons
to Gre eenwood, Mass, where they will reside
Mr.. Welch has been associated in business the
past year with his father, Mr. NJ W. Welcb
and for some time previous had been eneaga7
IN papering and painting in Massachusetts
Like his father he is an expert in the business
Mrs. A. ]. Knowlton and son Wilson w -
North Conway. N. H., arrived Monday to spend
few days with Belfast frerds and left
We dnesday to spend the sun mer with Mrs
knowiton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Whit
ten, in SearsmOnt Mr. Epou leo,