The Republican journal., 1914-07-30
PERSONAL


Mrs. Leary and Mrs. Ward Of this city were
recent guests Of Mrs. Henry Parsons in Thorn
dixie.
Mrs. Guy l. Peavey and son Russell are
spending several weeks with friends in Massa-
chusstts.
Nathaniel Twombly Of Monroe visited his
daughter. Mrs. Annie Dyer. in Wintsrport.
recently.
Miss E. Frances Abbott was q recent guest
of Miss Marian N. Perry at the Connor-Aorse
cottage. Bayside.
Mrs. Alwilda Strout and daughter. Edith L..
were guests Of Mrs. Irving L. Perry at Baysids
the past week.
Regina Cash of Castine spent last week in
Belfast, the guest of her grandmother, Mrs.
George Wardwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin l. Burrows Of Rockland
and M RS. S. A. Parker.
Mrs. Emma D. Elms has returned home from
an extended visit with the family Of her son
Frank in Worcester, Mass.
battery with his family for several weeks, left
Saturday for his home in Chicago. .
Miss Nellie Hanson Of Maiden. Mass, arrived
Friday to spend a few week with Mrs. Harriet
P. Adams, at No. 3 Court street.
Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker returned Saturday
from a short visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Shaw, in Winthrop.
Mrs. Sherman G. Swift returned Thursday
from visit with Mrs. John Gunner. who is
spending the summer at Bayside.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Hill of Wlnterport have
returned home after delightful ten days out
ing at their cottage at Swan Lake.
Mrs. Alma Stevens and daughter Goldie have
returned home from visits with relatives and
friends in North Searsport and Frankfort.
Mr.. and Mrs., George w. Frisbee, who are
employed for the summer at the Vickery Boys
recently to visit relatives.
Mrs. M. Whitten of Troy and Miss Char
lotte Seeley of Presque Isle were visitors July
22d in Augusta and were guests of Alderman
Arthur N. Soule.
Rufus Gilmore of Burnham. who was born
Oct. 20, 1926, is now the possessor of the Bos-
ton Globe gold-headed cane as the Oldest per-
son In the town.
Walter Sayward of Bradford. Mass. who is
spending his vacation at Temple Heights.
passed the weekend in Thorndike with his
brother. J. H. Sayward.
Herbert S. Morey motored to Bath Monday
tract to cover the storehouse of the Bath Grain
Co. with metal siding.
W. A. Kicker of Castine spent July 22d with
friends in Ellsworth. Mr.. Kicker is cand-
date for reelection as representative to the
legislature on the Republican ticket.
Capt. Edgar S. Mcdonald was at his home in
this city for few days the past week. His
schooner, the Annie B. Mitchell brought a
cargo OF coal from New York to Vinalhaven,
Mrs. Percy S. Edgecomb was called to
Richmond last Friday by the death of her
uncle, Mr.. Augustus Thomas. The funeral
took place Monday and the interment was in
Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. SAMSON and daughter Belle
recently visited their old home in Searsmont.
Mrs. SIS mother, Mrs. G. M. Warren, who
makes her home with them, visited friends in
West Belfast during their absence.
Miss Carolyn Durham, who had been the
turned last week to Monroe. Miss Mildred
Green, who had also been guest of Miss Dol
loft, has returned to her home in Boston.
Miss Christmas Moody of Waltham, Mass,
is summering in Europe. Miss Moody is a
grandniece of Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Jones and
niece of Mrs. A. A. Northrop. Her mother
was formerly Miss Mae Erskine of Palermo.
Rev. John McAuliffe, after a visit with
friends in Montville and Freedom, has gone to
his new field of labor at Red Beach and Rob-
binston, Me. He has a very advantageous
offer from the Baptist church at Galesburg,
ILL.,, which he may accept.
VIM. F. Bean. whose biennial visits to his
old home have been looked forward to with in
terest by the many friends in his native city,
was prevented by business engagements from
coming to Belfast this year. but expects to
come in May, 1915, for a long visit.
United States Senator Burleigh was at the
Union Station yesterday noon for brief stop
between trains Senator Burleigh is looking
the picture of vigorous health and does not
look his age by rs years. In fact, he is looking
much better than he has before for number
of years-Portland Press, July 21st.
Mrs. Julia Robinson of Iowa City is visiting
Rockland relatives, Mrs. John Robinson and
Mrs, George v. Merchant, and will also visit
relatives in Union, Liberty and Massachusetts,
before returning home late in the summer.
Mrs. Robinson. despite her 81 years, made the
long Eastern journey alone. and stood the or
deal well-Rockland Courler-Gazette.
Mrs. Abby McLane of Washing ton. D. c.
whose cottage on Northport avenue is leased
this season, is the guest of the Louis Penning-
toms at their summer home in Northport. She
is going abroad in August. but has not lost her
appreciation of Belfast and expects to return
here next season for a long stay.
Mr., and Mrs. Mark Devereux of North Cas-
tine celebrated their Both wedding anniversary
at their home Monday evening, July 10th. by
inviting to their home one hundred of their
neiphbors and friends The lawn was taste
fully decorated with japanese lanterns and
ferns and the interior of the house was also
m ede most attractive. On arrival of the