The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-07-09
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Frank Huchins Of Buck Harbor is visit
ing her niece in this city.
Miss Edna Dyer of Bangor arrived last Fri.
day t. spend the 4th in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis B. Fletcher are occupy
ing the Parker cottage At the Battery.
Ars. E. E. Lyon and Miss Elsie Lyon Of
Bangor are in Islesboro for the summer.
A. L. Blanchard. Esq. of Bangor passed Sum
day with his family at Windermere park.
Mrs. Elizabeth Martin and daughter Bess
Of Castine spent last Thursday in Belfast.
Miss Ruth smalley was the guest for few
days last week Of Miss Mildred Morey in Cas-
tine
Mrs. Joseph A. Montefore of Waterville is
at her cottage at Temple Heights for the
summer.
MRS. Lewis A. Barker and Miss Barker of
Boston, formerly of Bangor, are in Bangor for
few weeks.
Mrs. Herbert R. Loud and children and Mrs.
Laura Godfrey of New York city are in Bangor
for the summer.
Guy Norton and wife of Unity were recent
guests at the home of DR.. and Mrs. C. M.
Whitney in Troy.
Mrs. Chas. A. Pilsbury returned by boat Fri
day from visit with relatives in Windsor and
Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Snow and daughter of
Old Town arrived July End to visit Mr.. Shows
E.,
John S. P. H. Wilson of Auburn succeeded
Henry W. Mayo of Hampden, July 1st, as u.
S. Marshal for the district Of Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ara Warren returned to Ban
gor Friday from visit with Miss Bessie G.
Warren. who is occupying the old Stanley cot
tage at Northport.
Miss Delma LIE Grasse, Miss Mamie NORM
and Miss Blanche NORM OF Old Town spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Nc
Mahon and family in Searsport.
Philo c. Blaisdell of New York, who with
Mrs. Blaisdell is at his summer place in North
port Campground. returned July End from q
brief business trip to New York.
Marthon Doak. who has been taking special
course in agriculture At the University of
Maine, has returned from Berlin, N. H., where
he spent several weeks on big poultry farm.
Margaret Patterson of Castine came to Rel
fast last Friday to meet her friend Miss Fannie
Sweet of Massachusetts, who will be a guest
in the home of Rev. G. W. Patterson for one
month.
Mr.. Amos o. Dyer. who spent a months va
cation with his cousins. DR.. Dyer and Mrs. Ada
D. Curtis. in Winterport. left last week for
Banesville. Ohio, where he is foreman of one
of the largest laundries.
DIR. W. H. Winslow of Roxbury, Mass, is ex-
pected here soon to visit relatives. Some
years ago DR.. Winslow spent the summer
yachting in these waters, but is now on pei
manent ''shore leave"
Harry Upton of Colby College. Who hasbeen
visiting friends in this city. will occupy the
Baptist pulpit in Thomaston during the re-
mainder OF this month and August for Rev.
Dr. W. A. Newcomb. who is i'll.
Mrs. Alice A. Bartlett was recent guest of
her mother, Mrs. Thomas Atwood. in Winter.
port. Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett have resided in
Pittsfeld since their marriage, where Mr.. BART
lett has fine position on large farm.
Mrs. Nellie M. Kneeland of Somerville, Mass,
arrived last week at her cottage, "Bonny
Brae," Temple Heights, for the summer and
has for guests Mrs. Elizabeth Wilbur of Bos-
ton and Mr.. James Smith of the Togus Home.
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of Maine and now president of Northwestern
University, a welcome visitor at the Uni
versity last week. He expects to remain in
Orono for about two weeks, visiting friends in
the University circle.
Several from Freedom attended the mar
riage reception of Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Cross
in Waterville Wednesday evening. June oath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cross miss Ami Myrick) were
married at Belfast Wednesday afternoon. They
received many fine gifts.
double engagement announcement is made
by Augustus Russell of Old Town of his two
daughters. Evelyn Marie to Louis Napoleon
Blanchard. and Jennie E. to Joseph Blanchard.
The prospective bridegrooms are brothers and
there will be double wedding.
DIR. George B. Phelan. son of Rev. and Mrs.
D. b. Phelan of Northport. formerly of Bel
fast, who has been taking post graduate work
in Montreal, sailed July 4th from that city on
the S. 5. Magentic for London, where he will
take post graduate work in the London Univel-
sity.
Mrs. Frank B. Knowlton and daughter Louise
returned July LIST from six months sojourn on
the Pacific coast and in the south and west and
have opened their home on Congress and
Grove streets. They are entertaining George
DAVIS of California, who accompanied them
East.
Miss Carolyn P. Swett of Bangor sailed July
2nd on the steamship LaSavoie for Havre.
France. where she will spend the summer. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Ralph P. Plaisted
and son, who have gone to Switzerland to
spend the summer with the late Judge Plais-
ted's mother, Mrs. Harris Plaisted.
Ira M. Cobe arrived in Northport July Sd
from Chicago, joining Mrs. Cobe and guests at
Bohemia, their South Shore cottage. With him
were his sister. Mrs. Rieman of Chicago, Miss
Dorothy Franck of Boston and Miss Marian
Heal of Belfast, who spent the winter in Chi
cago, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cobe.
The Belfast friends of Watson Osgood Ball.
ey, the 16-years-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos