The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1922-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Clifford and sor
and daughter of Bangor arrived last Fri
day to visit Mr.. Clifford's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Clifford.
Mrs Justina Hardin ereturned from hsi
summer at the old home at Prospect
Ferry last week and is again with hel
daughter, Mrs. Gerry Harding.
Mr.. Dawson Brewer, Mr.. Edward L
Littlefield and two others employed al
Ellsworth came home Saturday for the
weekend. They returned Sunday night
MIR. Libeus wardwell of Camden with
his mother, Mrs. John Wsrdweli, sno
sister Lizzie of Rocklsnd motored ur
Sunday, dining with Mrs John Lancas'
ter.
Mrs. Ella Powden, who has been spend
ing the past three weeks with her daush'
ter, Mrs. Fred Hodsdon, in Bangor, re-
turned to her home at Cape Jellison last
week.
Mr.. Charles Staples, younger son OF
the late Capt. and Mrs. Charles Staples,
at one time residents of this village, is in
town, ct present with Mr.. Lewis Staples
at Cape Jellison.
| Miss Dole and Miss Drummond of Ban
gor called on Mrs. Clara Griffin Thursday,
the three going for lunch to the College
| Inn in Searsport and thence on to Belfast,
returning home at night
Mr.. John c. Showers was in the village
Wednesday of last week, on his return
from Bangor, accompanied by his dsugh-
ter Miss Miriam, just arrived from n ex-
tended trip for the summer IN Europe.
Neighbors to the number of six, cele-
brated Mrs. L. s. Titcomb's birthday on
Friday evening, having pleasant time.
In the afternoon the Ladies OF Bethany
Chapter sewing circle presented her with
birthday cake.
Mrs Mildred Mitchell, who had been
in town for the past fortnight, left Wed
nesday afternoon, Sept 18th, for Bangor
to remain for the night with her cousin,
Miss Matte Trask, leaving Thursday for
her home in Port Washington, n Y.
Mr.. H. L. Hopkins, MI and Mrs. Geo.
H. Hopkins and son George, Jr, with
Mr.. L. A Gardner motored 10 Bar Hsr-
Dor Sunday in the Hopkins car. The
Hopkins returned in the late afternoon,
but M. Gardner remained until Monday.
MIR. George Pierce was a business visi-
tor in town Wednesday, Sep. 18th. He
was accompanied by MIS-. Annie X. Gift
ford of st. Andrews, n. B., who was for
merly Mrs. James Treat of Frankfort,
and Mrs. Glidden of Frankfort who call
ed on Miss Mary Hichborn.
Mr.. George Stickney, who was taken
to the Eastern Maine General hospital in |
Bangor recently, passed away there last /
week and the body was brought TO Cape |
Jellson for interment on Saturday. He |
was 70 years of age. Rev. Herbert |
knight attended the services
Mr. H. H. HIATT and family, Mr.. B. B. |
Sanborn and family, Mr.. George c. |
fletcher and family and Mir. W. II. Nor l
rison and family attended the Clement (
reunion in Monroe Sunday. The HATS |
and Ssnborns are distantly connected
with the Ciensent family.
Mr., and Mrs. Albert NJ. Ames return
ed 10 their camp at the Standpoint shore
1t Fort Point cove, Saturday night, being
at home the previous week. They were
joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry K. HIGH
born. Tuesday the Eastern Star sewing /
circle met with Mrs. Ames, goodly
number being present.
Mr.. George S. ST. pies end son Francies
arrival from Pitts field Sunday morning, I
by auto and carried Mr.. SIS brother 4
Flitner TO the Gay Private Hospital in .
Bangor. The greatest sympathy is ex
tended to "Flitner," who has been an ln-
We lid for many years and more suiferlngly I
so, the past few months.
Nh and Mrs. Fred A. Hartman of /
" ateIville, accompanied by their l9-year
Did daughter Miss Flora, sophomore at
Colby, and nephew, Clifford Meyers,
graduate of Yale, and now chemist in
New York, were in town Sunday IN their
Ear Mrs. Hartman was native OF this
.own, daughter OF the late MIR and Mrs,
William G. Moulton.
Mr.. B. j. Whitney, assistant claim
agent of the Central Maine Power Co,
was in town last week, adjusting the
claims for damages for crossing the va
-ious lands necessary to the change OF
he high tension wires from the village
streets. MIR. L A. Covell, outside fore
nan of the c. M. P. Co, is IN town cut
ling the right of way for setting the new
POLES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sanford of New
Y ork with two children were In town last
week calling on relatives. Mr., Sanford
found his cottage at Fort Point had been
looted, every thing in the bedding line
bat the mattresses having been taken,
also silver ware, table linen, ETC., etc.
Mr.. Sanford has not occupied the cottage
for several years, but makes yearly
pilgrimage to look after it. His father
Mr.. Charles E. Sanford is still in CALI
ornia and has not returned as we erron-
20 usly stated last week.