The Republican journal., 1914-07-16
PERSONAL

Mrs. Fred s. Hutchins ID visiting her fathe
Charles Crockett of Cape Rozier,
Mrs. Frank Small and little son of Old Tow
are visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Annie N. Sweetser Of Camden was il
Belfast last Thursday on business.
Miss Julia Vaughan returned to Citypoin
Friday from visit with Miss Marian M. Perry
Searsport avenue.
Miss Georgia Hall, who il employed in tn
Brier millinery store, Is spending vacation a
her home in Lincolnville.
Mrs. John Stevens and son Frederick O.
Gonvick. Minn are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry C. Marden.
Mrs. John Beckwith of Springfield, Mass, il
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon o
Bucklin. Her husband will join her the last O.
the month.
| Miss Inez L. Barker, who has been in Darl
Harbor for several weeks, visited Belfas
friends Saturday on her way aome to Center
Montville
Mrs. Ralph M. johnson of New York city
accompanied by her father, Mr.. Davis, arrived
last Thursday morning and has opened The
Homestead on Primrose Hill
Mrs. o. B. McKechnie of Burnham visited
over the Fourth with relatives in Dover and
was accompanied home by her daughter Doro.
thy, who had been visiting there.
Walter B. Kelley of St. Paul. Mimi. is visit.
ing his mother and sister, Mrs. Benz. and Miss
Elizabeth A. Kelley. Mrs. Kelley and daugh-
ter will come about the first of August.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Lutz. came to Belfast
last Sunday from Lake Megunticook, their sum.
mer home, and were guests of Hon. and Mrs
William B. Swan for the day and night.
Martin c. Dilworth of Florence, Mass, and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dragon of Northamt ton,
Mass, arrived Tuesday morning on visit.
They stopped at the Windsor and later will
visit at Northport.
Miss Zadie B. Carter of Redlands. Calf for.
merly of Belfast. who is making European
trip with friends. has been obliged to abandon
most OF the trip on account of illness and is ut
present in a asanatarium in Kissengen, Germany.
OeIGITeO
their departure for Boothbay Harbor, where
they planned to spend the remainder of the
summer because of the illness of Capt C. C.
Glover. at his home on High street, with pneu
monia.
Miss Belle F. Thayer is spending few days
at her home in Winterport. Miss Thayer was
in Salem, Mass, at the time of the fire, and
though the house in which she roomed was
burned she fortunately saved her personal ef-
fects.
Walter Hillman of Troy, his son, Elmer Hill
man. and wife,of Unity, and his daughter, Mrs.
Earl Vickery of Pittsfeld, were in Rumford
Falls recently to attend the funeral of Mr.,
Hilmans niece, Iva. the youngest daughter of
Alonzo Hillman.
Mrs. James Dwight Irwin announces the
marriage of her daughter, Elizabeth Carleton,
and Earle Stanley Lougee at Watham Mass,
June Both. Mr.. Lougee is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. R. Lougee of Winterport and his many
friends are exten ling congratulations They
are the guests of his parents at present and
will be at home at Bridgewater, N. Y, after
Aug. 10th.
Among the recent arrivals at the Northport
Inn is Col. W. A. Conkling of New York, a
visitor there for many years and one who is al
ways given most hearty greeting by old and
young. The children have good cause to hail
his arrival, for annually he gives them parties,
blackboard rides ana entertains them in vari-
GUS ways. The children of the Girls Home in
Belfast are also among his friends and are al
ways entertained by him.
In Thomas Wentworth Hgginson, The Story
of His Life" by Mary Thacher Hgginson, his
wife, we find mention of native of this city
who has won distinction as an authority on
physical culture. OF Mr.. Higginsons con-
tributons to The Atlantic Monthly his biog-
rapher says: 1.-The first one, Saints and Their
Bodies so impressed DR.. Sargent of the Har-
ward Gymnasium that he was led to adopt ply
sical training as profession.
Among other enterprises with which MIR.
Raymond Guyer is identified in Ketchum, Idaho,
is the Guyer Hot Springs hotel, constructed and
furnished in the mission style. The hotel and
its surroundings are described as beautiful, ,and
it is said to be the finest summer resort in the
West. Mr.. Guyer is president of the hotel
company and of the HALEY Commercial club.
Big game and fish abound in the vicinity, the
mineral springs are pronounced the best in the
Northwest and for recreation the guests have
tennis, dancing and horseback riding. Mrs.
Guyer is the daughter of the late Capt. George
w. and Mrs. Chase and her mother is making
her home with her in the West.
Herbert R. Cornforth of Thorndike is one OF
the Maine people who had to quit Mexico on
24-hours' notice. He left Guadalajara, April
oath, with other refugees, abandoning whole
sale and retail drug business and also some re.
pair shops Mr.. Cornforth was in party
with ". B. Davis, the American consul, and
80 others who departed by train to Manzanille
and thence by German steamer to San Diego
Mr.. Cornforth took with him only few pesos
which he had in his safe at the time He has
written Senator Burleigh inquiring what steps
can be taken toward amends for his losses
Senator Burleigh has been to the State depart.
ment, where he was advised to suggest that
MIR. Cornforth make out papers covering his
case. The State department officials say his
claim "in due time will be given careful con-
siderstion."
"The Marine Journal received pleasant call
this week. says Capt Geo. L. Norton,the editor
"from Capt Arthur B. Conner. surveyor for