The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-07-08
PERSONAL.


Mrs. Alice G. Mason.
Miss Lulu H. Smalley is spending the week
with relatives in Castine.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Frisbee of Taunton Mass
are visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Mary Walker of Manchester, N. H.. IT,
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Arthur A. Blair.
Mrs. R. P. Chase returned last SATURDAY. from
few days visit with Mrs. C. E. McIntire in
Camden.
Ralph O'Connell of Bangor arrived Sunday
t visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlee
O'Connell.
u Mrs. Lydia Wight of Rockland, Mass, is wis.,
iting Mrs. Annie L. Burgess at her home on
Union street.
Charles Dana Gibson, the famous artist, and
his family, are at their summer home on Seven
Hundred Acre island.
The Norman Whites of Prookline, Mass.
have arrived at their summer home at Satur-
day Cove for the season.
Mrs. A. F. Peterson and daughter Elizabeth
of Franklin, N. H., returned home last Thurs
~S ~~oAA S'Si1 Will MIs. e. 6OWhrO.
Mrs. Arthur W. Morse, who has been con-
hned to her home on High street by illness the
past week. has SO far recovered as to be out
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam E. Connor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Temple and daughter Louise of
Lewiston spent the holiday in Bangor and
Searsport.
Frank Libbey, of the U. S. S. Vermont, who
had been on the southern coast for some time.
arrived Tuesday to spend vacation with Bel
fast relatives.
Rev. Frederick Paadino of Bangor was the
guest over Sunday of Rev. and Mrs Horace
B. Sellers while in Belfast and vicinity OF
official business.
Miss Winnifred Buck and Miss Josephine
Buck arrived in Bucksport June 3Oth from
ew York State, where they are teachers in
the public schools.
Miss Clarinda Buck of Chicago arrived in
Bucksport June 30th for visit with her grand
father. Edward Buck, and went directly to her
cottage in East Orland.
T. d. H. Carter is visiting in Boston and
vicinity and on his way home will be the guest
of the family of Walter Clements at their sum-
mer home in Winthrop, Maine
Mr.. and Mrs Isasc Dunbar of Castine attend.
ed the con mencement exercises of the Maine
Central Institute at Pttsfeld. Their son Del
mont was one of the graduates.
Foster Crocker, a U. of NJ. graduate and
teacher in the Madawaska Training school at
Fort Kent. is the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. NJ Croker, on Union street.
Miss Beuah F. Phbrook of Brewer arrived
Sunday on her way to Castine to attend the
meetings of the Superintendents and Princi-
pals of the common and secondary schools,
Mrs. D. B. Phelan of Rockport and DR..
George Phelan of Philadelphia, who were here
to attend the Crockett recital, were guests at
Roscoe aples.-Rockland Courier Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Linnikin and little
daughter Ferne Louise, who were called here
by the death Of his sister, Mrs. Ella F. Stevens,
in Searsport, returned to their home in Rich
mond Monday.
Miss Bernice Rogers, teacher OF English and
German in the Rindge School for Boys, in
Cambridge, Mass, has arrived to spend the
summer with her father, Hon. K. W. Rogers
at his farm on the Searsport Road.
Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson, daughter
of President Wilson, arrived at Deer Isle July
lst for a weeks visit at the summer home of
Mrs, William Hitz of Washington, Mrs. Hitz
was formerly Miss Katherine Ekins
Clifford Jones of Rockland was the guest the
past week of his brother, Edwin A. Jones, at
the Windsor Hotel. He was obliged to close
out his business in Lewiston on account of i'll
health and with his family is at present with
relatives in Rockand.
Mr., and Mrs Fred V. Cottrell arrived July
1st from Boston, where they spent the winter,
and opened their house on Congress street.
Later they will go to their cottage at Shore
Acres for the summer, and will be Joined there
by Dr. Charles P. Bean of Boston.
Miss Mary H. Hilton left day noon for
st. Andrews, N. B., to spend a vacation with
her niece. Mrs Lulu Lttle6eld Haycock. The
auto party with which Miss Hilton was to have
gone to ST. Andrews was given up because of
reports received as to the conditi N of the
roads.
Mrs. Charles Ludwlck OF Belfast and Mrs
F. E. Poland Of Maiden, Mass, are guests of
MIR. and Mrs +. K. LudwicK, Ohyer street. Mr.
Poland arrived at Bath Thursday with sixty
bows, who leave that city today on thelt way to
Medomak Camp, Washingto ton, for the summer
Master Raymond Ludwlck of this city Is one OF
the number.-Rockiana Courier Gazette.
Russell Ferguson of New York, son of DR..
and Mrs. J. S. Ferguson, formerly Of Sears
mont, arrived Thursday and was the guest of
his cousin, Mrs. James c. Durham. MIR. Fergu-
son will be physical instructor at Camp Quanta~
bacook this season. He graduated from the
University of Maine in 1914, and is now stu
dent of Cornell Medical school, He has been.
frequent visitor in this vicinity.
Cards have been received in this city an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Edith Caroline
A rmington of Providence, r. L., and DR.. Frank
M ears Adams of New Haven, Conn, now To-
Gated in Providence, r. L., and grandson of
the late Joseph Mears of Morrill, DR.. Adams
is well known in this city and for some years
was visitor at the Mears summer home on
Bay View Park, Northport.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter +. Sturtevaut, son
Clarence and daughter Ruth, left Monday tore,
n oon in their car Cor d months vacation. They
went oiIectly to FreepOrt, their former home
and from there will 60 to Center Harbor, N H.,