The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-08-12
NUMBER 50
PERSONAL.

d. M Prentiss returned Sunday from visit
in Searsport.>
John E. Hart Of Burnham is at Temple
Heights for his annual vacation.
Mrs. Hattie Gilmore Jones of Howard, R. l.,
is visiting Belfast relatives and friends,
Mrs Elwood Jepson of WaterviIle is the
guest OF her cousin. Mrs. Ada E. Wildes.
Z. E. Lynds of Boston has been guest for
Two weeks at the home of Mr. M. L. Mitchell,
DR.. Herbert A. Harmon of Philadelphia, Pa,
Is the guest of his brother, Charles A. Harmon.
Mrs. Helen Patterson Robinson is the guest
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Patter-
son.
Charles Sylvester of Concord junction,
Mass. is visiting friends in Belfast and Rock
land.
Mr.. John F. Tilton of Portland, formerly of
this city, made a short visit here the past
week.
VIM. A. Faunce of Toledo, Ohio, arrived
Thursday to visit his sister, Mrs. William B.
Swan.
Misses Myra C, .aLd Alice M. Dufie ale
visiting their sister, Mrs. Eta d. Bartour, in
Boothbay.
Mrs Caro- Lane Baldwin of Philadelphia,
Pa, is the guest of her uiece, Mrs. Caro- Lane
Stickney.
Miss Natalie M. Pottle left Saturday for
Howard, X. l., to visit her father, Nathaniel
}. Pottie.
Grace M. Milchell went 10 Manchester, n.
d., last SATURDAY to visit Mrs. Alexander !
Llnogren.
Miles 5. Jeliison spent Sunday in Bangor
with ms. JelIlson, wLo is a patient at the
Paine p1lv ale hospital.
Nils. y. r. St.lAeLsCn aLo little oaughter.
Eleanor, are visiting her SISTER, MIS-. Daniel
Uuncan, Vi 1LlMas.Cn.
lna and Dona.o Mace OF Brunswick we're
guests Vi their aunt, MIS-. loa Mace Morrison,
several Gay S the past week.
,~ Mrs. j. b. Robinson IL Norfolk, Va, Is the
guest OF her mother, MIS-. U. ,. haoley, at
,ne home Of Mrs. M. W. kich.,
Charles +, know lton OF Rutland, Mass, ar
rived 1huIsoay Tor lew days visit with his
mother, MIS-. L. "A. knCWlton.
Donald l. Bu1leigh of Augusta has been en-
gagged as councillor at Camp Quantsbaeook,
the boys camp, for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Mrs, Dora Dudley lngle of Springfield,
Mass, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Freder-
:. Eot-
tage street.
Hon. and Mrs Albert Pierce of Frankfort
and Miss Ada Williamson of Boston, their
guest, were in Belfast Friday and iunched at
The Wayside.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stephenson and Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Mace of Brunswick were in
Belfast the past week, guests of Mrs. Ida
Mace Morrison.
Mrs Carrie Hilton Littleteld, who has been
with Mrs. Charles II. Walden for several
months, left last Thursday for her home in
st. Andrews, N. B.
Mrs. Alice Terrill and daughters, Edith,
Doris and. Theresa, of Revere Beach, Mass,
arrived Saturday morning to visit Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles c. Chapman.
Misses Esther Evans of Waldo and Florence
Cross Of Morrill,, teachers in the city schools,
W ere in Belfast Friday their way to Rock
lnnd for few days visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis F. Poor and Mrs. s. II.
Church and daughter Dorothy of Fairhaven.
Mass. have been guests of Belfast relatives
and are now at the Poor cottage in East Bel
fast.
Mr.. W. H. Williams, who has been the guest
of MIR. and Mrs. C. A. Hubbard, left yester-
day for Eastport, and will go from there to
Aroostook county for short visit before re-
turning to his home in Springfield, Mo.
Capt, Asmus Leonard of New York, vice
president of the Munson steamship line, and
john Morrisey. chief engineer of the S. 5.
Saratoga, left Thursday after few days
visit with Capt. Cleveland Downs, former
CAPTAIN of the Saratoga.
Harold Jones who has been at the University
of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. since last Sep
tember, arrived Tuesday morning to visit his
mother. Mrs J. W. Jones, and other relatives.
He had been employed in Pennsville. N. j.,
for several weeks.
Miss Mary Kent Davey, who was the guest
Of friends in Monterey, Calf, for part Of
June, took the trip leisurely across the Conti-
nent from the Pacific coast, tskirg in the fair
at San Francisco and stopping at several
places to visit relatives and friends. She 10
now with the family of Rev. VIM. Il. Dewart
at. Manchester by -the. Sea. Mr.. Dewsrt is
rector of the historic Old North church in
Boston.
Mrs. Nathaniel Partridge Of Standpoint
went to West Newton. Mass. last week to at
te nd the wedding of her son. Harry Partridge
to Miss Effie Curtir. formerly Of Stockton
Springs. Friends extend congratulations
and best wishes for happy married
life. MIR. and Mrs. Partridge will visit Maine
the first of September. They were married
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. +. Berlow OF
West Newton.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. HanscOm of Bos-
ton, left Friday afternoon in their touring
car for Boothbay Harbor, after few days
visit in Belfast. Mrs. Jack Fuller and little
son Billie of Tampa. Fla, who are visiting In
Rockand, were also guests at the Bradbury
home Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Fuller Is