The Republican journal., 1915-08-19
NUMBER SO
PERSONAL.

Mrs. A. C. Myrick of Brighton, Mass, is the
guest Of Mrs. B. F. Gardner.
John W. Doe of Palm Beach, Fla, spent
few days in Belfast last week.
Misses. Janet and Eva Taylor of South Hope
are guests of Belfast relatives.
George Riley of Boston was recent guest
of Capt. and Mrs. A. C. Batchelder.
Mrs Ella Doe Stevens of Rockland, Mass,
was in Belfast last week on business
Malcolm M. Wiley of Putnam, Conn, ar
rived Friday to visit Charles B. Norton
Donald Mansur of Dorchester, Mass. is a
guest at the home of Amos F. Carleton.
William T. Norris Is spending the week with
his aunt. Mrs. Walter S. Arey in Halowell.
C. J. Worthing of St. Albans. VT, was in
Belfast the past week. the guest Of B. o. Nor
ton.
Mrs. E. ]. Keller of White Plains, N. Y, ar
rived last Saturday to visit Miss Maude CAM
mons.
William H. White of Highlandville, Mass,
is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Martha ].
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph spofford of Springfield,
Mass, arrived Saturday for visits in Belfast
and Waldo.
A. G. Blethen of Dover has been guest of
his brother Henry at his cottage at Bayside,
Northport.
Fred Carle Morrill, of Medford Mass, ar
rived Friday to visit his aunt, Mrs. Mary c.
Mansfield.
Miss Annie Knowlton of Boston is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Fred A, Knowlton,
High street.
M. Ii. Blackwell and family have returned
to Brunswick from Owls Head where they had
spent several weeks.
Capt. Fred Tribou of South Paris, Me-, was
the guest last week OF his sister, Miss Rebec-
ca Trlbou. in Bucksport.
Mrs. Charles A. Russell of Clinton, Mass, is
the guest of her son, Rev. Arthur h. Wilson,
at the Unitarian parsonage.
Mrs. Madeline Neal Mcdonald and little
daughter Mona of Portland are guests of rela-
tives in Waldo and friends in Belfast.
Mrs. r. B. Williams of Swampscott, Mass,
who is summering in Searsport, spent Thurs
day with her sister, Mrs. Fred K. Poor.
Mrs. Fred j. Biather of Boston is the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Haugh, Sc Spring
str eet. Mr.. Biather will arrive later.
Mr.. and Mrs L. H. Stearns and little daugh-
ter Elizabeth of Fitchburg, Mass, are visiting
DIR. and Mrs W. L. West and other relatives,
MIR, Frederick A. Ferris of Los Angeles
Calf, and his daughter, Mrs. Harry G. Bray
nd little son Harold Frederick Bray, of Long
Branch, N. j., arrived Saturday to visit Rev.
and Mrs Horace B, Sellers at the Methodist
parsonage.
Mrs. Mary P. Wood of Valhalla, N Y, is
the guest of Mrs. A. S. Heal. Her daughter
Eva is visiting in Bangor and later will Join
her mother in a visit at the home of DR.. E. A.
Kilgore in Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller and Miss
Mabel Miller of Ryegate, VT, and DR.. Edward
Corliss of Plymouth, N. H., motored to Bel
fast last stsThursday to visit MIR. and Mrs. V. A.
ST mmons. They came from Ryegate in one
day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lane, sons James Talia-
terro and Edward Wood. Jr., of Jacksonville,
Fla, are guests of Hon. and Mrs. James r,
Taliaferro. They were accompanied by Mrs.
T. V. Porter of Jacksonville, who is also
guest at the Taliaferro home.
William R. Roix, the well known Ashland
lawyer, has moved to Presque Isle with his
family, and will practise law in Pcesque Isle in
the future. Mr.. Roix is an exceedingly ener-
getic and ambitious young man, and may be
depended upon to make himself felt wherever
he is-Fort Fai. field Review.
Charles E. Tetft, the noted sculptor OF New
York. and Mrs Tefft, have concluded brief
visit at Islesboro with Hon. and Mrs. +. y. Beat
and returned to Cape Rozier to complete their
visit with Mr.. Tefft's aunt, Mrs. N. E. Bragg,
and father, Dr. Ii. F. Tetft, who spending
the summer here.
Major Lord and family, who have been
spending the past fortnight at Lucia heachs
return tonight TO IhUmastOn, where lhey "lh
occupy the f. Eugene GIlchTest hume. mayor
Lord leaves for Washing ton, u. e., the %OLh,
but the family's stay tuere wlii be Prolonged
until the arrival OF Lieut., and Mrs. hehheth
7, Lord from the FhdlPPlnes- Lieut. l1oAN S1A'e'
wife sail from Manila sunday ana are due 40
san Francisco between the lZtn ana 47tn Of
Septe mber. They nave been III Ihe IhnlyPlHeS
the pass three years, long enough certainly
to Justify Lieut. Lords expectation OF tuf-
lough upon his aIIlval i'll San FRANCISCO
That being the case he WIil come Lost "itR
Mrs Lord alter view uE the Fauana EXpOsl~
ton, 1t is not yet known TO what regiment
Lieut. Lord viii be assigned. but hls orders "Il
be aWaiuit g him upon arrival IN San francisco
-Rockaud Courier Gazette, Aug. l5th.
Among Bucksport's long list OF energetic
elderly residents, no figure Is more familiar On
our streets than that OF T. A. DlnshGts' tHe
veteran shoe dealer Eighty-tWO years oi ase'as
erect and apparently sturdy as pine ttee'he
transacts business with a sprlshttlness WHICH
commends the old saying that man Is ohly aS
old as he feels Last Saturday. Tor instance
MIR. Dinsmore did the biggest individual cay
work of his long career of sixty years III lhe
shoe business, selling trltie over SZOo worm
of shoes at haf-price. He mad been promised
help for the half price sale which ne Is con-
Quoting, but as 1t did not materialize, ne WORK
ed with might and main, attended to ali hia
customers, fitted the shoes, had little over
500 in the till at night from the days saie'
and had everything picked up before ne turn
ed the key in the door and called 1t oay :
work Go to, thou sluggard. Look to Mr Dlhs-
more, ye men of a younger generation, II 'he
thought strikes you around the half century
or even the three score and ten mark that IL as
time to quit work and let the children support
you.-The Bucksport Times.