The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-06-10
PERSONAL.

ing relatives in Bath.
L.. +. Hurd of Liberty was in Orono day
last week on business.
Miss Anne M. Kittridge went to Camden
Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs Carle Bopkins-
Mrs. Henry A. Lloyd of New Yorx has.
arrived TO spend the summer at No l3 Main
street.
MISS Maude E. Barker has returned from
visits in New York city, Boston and Spring.
field, Mass.
Miss Carrie Flye of Winslow was in Belfast
Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Elmvra
M. Burgess.
Mrs. Clara Bachelor of Rockland Highlands
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. S. s. I.
Shute. Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Howard of Williamstowp,
Mass, will arrive next Sunday to spend the
summer at the Battery.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Wilson returned Sum-
day from few days visit in Bangor with the
family of Rev. Ashley A. Smith.
Mrs. D. B. Lothrop and daughter have re-
turned to Rhode Island after two weeks visit.
with friends in Troy and Unity.
Misses Louise and Marian Hazetine left Sat-
urday to visit in Boston and vicinity and expect
to go to New York before returning home
MRS. A. E. Wilson, who underwent surg1-
cal operation on her knee in Boston hospital,
June I'd, is reported to be progressing favor
ably.
Miss Pronell Gilkey returned to her home irs
Searsport last Friday, having completed her
years work as teacher Of the west primary
school, Bucksport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Southworth went to
Portland Saturday to spend a few days with
their daughter, Alice Edith, Who is at the St.
Joseph Academy.
Charles A. Mann of New York, formerly of
Bangor, has arrived in Bucksport, where he.
will visit his parents. Capt. and Mrs. Alden H.
Mann, for few weeks
Miss Bernice Durgin has been in Belfast the
past week, the guest of Mrs. H. M. Prentiss.
She will return to Pittsfield, where she has
been for sometime, and is much improved in
health.
Mrs. Eugene Hayes and little son Gerard.
who had been guests for several weeks of Mr..
Hayes parents. Capt. and Mrs. Jerry 0. HAYES.
left Saturday for their home in Readville.
Mass.
Commander VIM V. Pratt, U. S. N, is at The
Homestead with Mrs. Pratt on ten days
leave while his vessel, the. scout cruiser Birrn-
lngham, is undergoing slight repairs at the
Charestown navy yard.
Mrs. Adella M Limeburner has returned
from most delightful trip of two montbs'
sightseeing and visiting relatives and friends
in Boston and vicinity, Westerly. R. l., New
York, Brooklyn and Jersey City.
Andrew Carnegie passed through Bangor last
Friday on his way to Bar Harbor, where he
will spend the summer. He travelled in Charles
Sehwab's private car. which cost $135 50O0 The
dining room and sleeping rooms with gold bed
steads, cost S65,OO0
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Lindgren of Man
chester, N. H., who had been guests of Mr.
to Orolo Tuesday to attend Commencement at
the University of Maine, Their son Ray is a
member of the graduating class, and will enter
the Massachusetts institute of Technology.
Boston, in the fall for year of post graduate
work.
Prof. Charles E. Paul of the Armour Institute
of Technology. Chicago. and Mrs. Paul, are
visiting her relatives in Manhattan, Kansas
They will not visit Belfast this season, as Prof.
Paul will take charge of the Deans office in
July and August
Mrs. Robert K. Steward is expected very
soon now, much to the pleasure of her many
Old Town friends. She returns with Mrs j.
F. Gould who has been on extended trip to
the Pacific Coast. She will join her mother,
Mrs. Flora M. Carlton, here, when they will go
to Bayside for the summer. Mr. Steward will
join them few weeks later.-Old Town Enter
prise.
A delightful automobile party from Belfast
spent the week end and Memorial Day with
Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Luce, of whom they are
former parishioners Misses Lena Sanborn
Emma Frost, Leverne and Bertha Whtten and
Mr.. Knight made up the party. They attend
ed the Memorial exercises Sunday at Argyle,
where Mr. Luce was the speaker and passed
Monday at Kukunsook, returning home Mon
day evening. old Town Enterprise. -
Mr. E. c. Leseur of New York has taken the
Mendal cottage at Bayside for the third sea-.
son. Mr.. Leseur married in this city to,
the daughter of Capt. j. t. Gilman just fifty
years ago (1s65) and is well known to some of
the older residents of Belfast. He has been
one Of the Government appraisers at the port
of New York for SO years. Capt. Henry D.
Gilman of this city is his brother-in-law.
The versatile H. E. BoWditch, erstwhile the.
Journals "John Quill" veteran apothecary and
real estate dealer is now exploiting his talents.
in new direction, hitherto unknown by hiss
friends. He has taken to art. In the c. A.
Messer window will be seen products of his
handwork, one the ever delighted T. K. in 8,
silk hat and another William Jennings B., he of
the bald pate and grape juice smile. The whole,
idea is linked up in unique advertising way
by Mr.. Messer. To see them is to laugh
Kennebec Journal.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. White and son Robert
left for Rockland this morning for a weeks
outing. summer cottage has been taken at
Owls H cad and with MIR. and Mrs A. 7. Thurs
ton they will enjoy the ca breezes and clans,
and Holsters of the Maine coast. They will be
joined on Monday by MIR. and Mrs Lawrence
r. Trumbell, who will remain there until June
18th, when they will go to Boston for the sum-
mer dramatic engagement of eight weeks
The Franklin (Farmington) Journal.
Miss Hazel Doak, who has been studying
violin in Providence, R. l.. for the past year
arrived last Friday to spend the summer with
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