The Republican journal., 1913-06-12
PERSONAL.

Miss Cora s. Morrison. who is teaching in
San Juan. P. R.. will arrive home in July.
Hon. and Mrs. Charles S. Hichborn of Au-
gusta went to Boston last Friday for a brief
visit.
Mrs. c. W. Pierce of Monroe is the guest of
her daughter. Mrs. W. L. West, Franklin
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steward of Skowhegan are in
Rockport. guests of their son, Dr. Carleton W,
Steward.
Miss c. Frances Welch has returned from
visit with her sister, Mrs. R. W. Messer. in
Rockland.
Miss Madaline Giddings returned FRIDAY to
her home in Bangor after few days visit with
Miss Maude E. Mathews.
Mrs. R. B. Hiliman of Unity has been a guest
for several days of her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Z. thompson, on Middle street-Pittsfeld Ad-
vertiser.
MISS Mile Mitchell has arrived home from
an extended trip through Mexico and on the
Pacific coast. On the way home she visited
many places of INTEREST,"
Mrs. Frank B. Knowlton and daughter Miss
Louise Knowlton, who have been spending
some weeks in Boston and vicinity, returned
last week to their home Congress street.
The Henry Hoyt Hiltons of Chicago, who
will come here July 1st for the summer, will
occupy two cottages at the Battery, the Pitcher
cottage known Mayne stage, and the Pottle
cottage.
A Belfast friend received letter last week
from Mrs. George S. Mills. dated at Rome, May
21st. She writes that they are having de-
lightful tour abroad. They expected to leave
May 26th for Florence.
Mr.. Edwin LIE Seur of New York arrived las
er-in-law, Capt. Henry D. Gilman, went to
Northport campground, where he has rented
the Mendall cottage for the season.
Messrs. Bert H. Stevens. Frank O. Whiting,
Clifford Bennett and C.. l.. Wright of A. +.
Clark camp, Sons of Veterans, attended the
annual encampment of the Maine Division,
Sons of Veterans, in Bath last week.
Captain Henry w. Nye of Fort Worth,
Texas, visiting his cousin, Albert Nye, In
town. Captain Nye is Iormer resident OF
this town but has not been here for over forty
years. He used to 1--we at Fairfield Center and
since his return he has visited his old home
there.-Fairtield journal.
Mrs. Carrie C. Pendleton, who had spent a
few weeks in New York after returning from
winters sojourn In the South, arrived June
4th and is the guest of Mrs. Camilla A. Hazel
tine, Court street. Her sister, Mrs. j. A. Fes-
sender, will spend the summer abroad.
Miss Myrtle Nash, teacher in the Brick
school, East Belfast, has resigned and will
enter the Waldo County Hospital to train for a
nurse. She is the daughter Of the late frank E
Nash and has been successful schooi teacher
and is well fitted Tor the work she is to under
take.
Prof Charles D. Woods director OF the
Agricultural Experiment Station at Orono,
was in Chicago last week attending meeting
of the American Feed Association of " hch he
is president While there he was to consult
with others in regard to draft of a national
feed law.
Willis W. Hazetine, who had been in Dex-
ter for month taking the place of the local
agent of the American Express Co., who was
on a vacation, returned to this city last Satur
cay and resumed charge of the Belfast office
Monday. Stephen S. l.. Shute in charge
here during MIR. Hazetine's absence. Mrs.
Hazeltine and children, who ompanled Mr..
H. to Dexter, returned with him.
George Warren Phean, of Rev. and
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NJ. degrees at McGiI University Montreal,
last Friday. He came to Waldoboro and was
the guest there over Sunday of DR.. Warren
Sanborn, arriving here Monday Dr. Phelan
will spend his vacation in Belfast, lsiesboro
and Danforth and will return to Montreal July
1st as an inferno at the Royal Victoria hos
pital.
Miss Gladys Pitcher of the Music Depart
ment of the Chelsea, Mass, High School was
given pleasant surprise party June 4th by
26 of her pupils. She was invited to a neigh
boris and found everything in readiness for
most delightful evening, with music. games,
etc. Refreshments were served from the din
ing room table, which was decorated with
a maypoe, etc. Miss Pitcher was presented
with bronze statue of Mozart playing
violin.
Misses Marian M. Heald and Clara B. Keating
of this city and Dorothy Aiken of Boston
will arrive today to spend the summer with
Mr. and Mrs. Ira M. Cobe at Bohemia cot
tage on the South Shore. Northport. Misses
Heald and Keating have been visiting in
Massachusetts for several weeks and were
recent guests of Mrs. M. H. Cobe and Miss
Aiken in Boston. They also attend,d d the
commencement at La Sale Seminary as guests
of Miss Aiken, a student there.
down river by boat last Saturday afternoon to
visit his grandparents, Mr.. and MRS. Chas. A.
Pilsbury. leaving his parents in Orono, engaged
in packing their household goods. Prof. and
Mrs. Schoppe will arrive this week and after a
short visit go to West Auburn to visit his par
ents, On their return to Belfast about the
first of July Prof. Schoppe will leave for
Bozeman to assume his duties at the State
College and Mrs. Schoppe and Billy will re-
main for a long visit with her parents at
Court street.
Mr.. F. Wallace Chase of Newtonville, Mass,
former principal of the Belfast High school,
is president of the Boston West Bible School
Convention and presided at its recent session