The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-06-25
PERSON AIS

Carl Colcord is visiting friends in Islesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Jones went to Bos-
ton last Friday for few days visit.
Mrs. William Downs Of Chestnut Hill. Mass,
10 the guest Of her brother. Roscoe Black.
William Swan Kelley of Minneapolis has ar
rived and will spend the summer at The Bat
terry.
Miss Leah Hoxie Of Winthrop will arrive to-
day to visit Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker, High
street.
William Walden returned to Boston Monday
after q short visit with his brother. Charles H.
Walden.
Miss Hester Brown arrived Tuesday from
Boston to visit her parents, Mr.. aid Mrs. Fred
Waldo Brown.
Miss Inez L. Barker of Center Montvillee
called on Belfast friends Tuesday on her way
to visit friends in Dark Harbor.
Miss Alice E. Simmons returned Tuesday
from visits in Livermore Falls. New Sharon
Lewiston, Brunswick and Kent's Hill.
Mr.. ard Mrs. E. P. Frost left Wednesday
afternoon for Boston and will sail from that
port next Saturday on their European trip.
Miss Efie Bridges of Brooklyn, N. Y, arliv-
ed by boat last Sunday and called on her BROTH
er, Sumner Bridges, on her way to Penobscot
Mrs. Amos Clement and daughter Louise
will come from Seal Harbor next Saturday to
remain until after the Sleeper Pitcher we'd
ding.
Miss Flora A. Burgess OF Arlington Heights,
Mass. will arrive in Belfast June 28th and
will summer at Flowanah, her cottage on the
east side.
George L. Hsmmons of Chicago called on
Belfast and Searsport friends the first OF the
week. His family accompanied him east as far
as Boston.
Misses Gertrude Coombs and Frances Wylies
arrived home Tuesday from St.. Joseph's
Convent Academy, Portland. for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. ]. D. Wardwell, who spent the winter
in New York and Massachusetts, has arrived to
spend the summer with her sister, Miss Mar
garet A. Dnnton.
Sheriff and Mrs. Frank A. Cushman were in
Montville Wednesday to attend the marriage
of Mrs Cushman's niece, Miss Avis Myrick to
pearly Cross of Morrill,.
Mrs. Ada E. Wildes will 60 to Waterville to-
morrow, Friday, to attend the funeral of her
cousin, Mrs, Esther A. Burriil, the daughter OF
the late John R. Redman of Belfast.
Henry Written of Boston, son of the late
Prof. Jerry Whitten of East Belfast, famous
old time dancing teacher, is spending few
weeks here and is calling upon old friends.
Mrs. Florida McKeen chamberlain of WAL
than, Mass, will arrive June 30th for few
days only and with her mother Mrs. Annie l..
McKeen, will make family party at Flowanah
cottage.
Miss Florence Moody of Gardiner, Me-. and
Miss Susan Downing of Jamaica Plains, Mass
will arrive Saturday to attend the Sleeper
Pitcher wedding, Miss Annie Irving of Bangor
is expected today, Thursday
Mrs. VIM. W. Sleeper, son Frank and daugh-
ter Helen of Wellesley, Mass, and Prof. James
T. Sleeper of Beloit, Mich, will arrive al the
Battery today, Thursday. Mr.. Sleeper will
ONE next Monday. accompanied by his son
Allen of Detroit, Mich.
Benz. P. Wo.d went to Camden Tuesday te
ioin Camden Commandery X. L. OF which ne ls
a member, in their trip to Pennington, where
they will be guests of Pilgrim Commandery in
St. Johns Day pilgrimage to the Rangeley
Lakes.
Mrs. Fred Knowlton Of Belmont was calleos
to Gardiner last week by the serious illness OF
her sister, Mrs Viola Lee, who underwent q
yery successful operation at her home, and
her many friends and re.atives in Belfast are
GLAD to learn that she is fast improving.
Mrs. &. S. Webber has returned from Rox~
bury, Mass, where she accompanied her sister,
Miss Hattie Nj. Black, who is taking medical
treatment at the Baptist Hospital on Parker
Hill. Miss Blacks friends will be glad to
learn that she is contented and improving.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Hudson of Philadelphia
have arrived at their summer home at Sa'ur-
day Cove fvr the season. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Folwell will arrive Saturday, coming via Cam
den where a steamer will make a special trip
to take them to Isola Bella for their annual
sojourn.
Among the arrivals by this mornings boat
will be Miss Bernice Rogers, who comes FROM
her school in Massachusetts to spend the sum-
mer with her father, Judge Reuel W, Rogers,
and Miss Edith NJ Strout, who went to Boston
for a few days' visit after the close of her
Portland school, She will spend the summer
at her home in East Belfast.
Mrs. Ralph O. Criiche.t of Dorchester, Mass''
arrived last week and was Joined Saturday by
Mr.. Critchett, who came to attend to repairs
and improvements, including bath room and
electric lights, to his house on Cedar street,
now occupied by MIR. and Mrs Lynwood b.
Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Critchett will leave
by boat today for their home in Dorchester.