The Republican journal., 1900-06-21
NUMBER 25.
PERSONAL.

MISS 1ud ID. carter returned Tuesday from
short visit in Lewiston.
Mrs. X. Fitzgerald of Searsmont visited
Mrs. A. h. Jackson last week
MIR. and Mrs. II. f. Mcdonald went to
Bangor Tuesday for short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Triggs arrived home
Tuesday from visit in Bucksport.
DIR. and Mrs. Herbert Plumer of Union
visited relatives in this city Tuesday.
Rev. r. T. Capen went to Boston Monday
to attend the Harvard commencement
Warren Fahy left Monday for visit of
three or four weeks in South Brantree, Mass
Mrs. Helen Currer of Bangor arrived
Monday to visit DIR. and Mrs S. w. John
son.
Mrs. Arthur W. Burdn and sister. Miss
Hall, went to Rockland Monday for short
visit
Mrs. E. II. Vose and Mrs Geo. S. Mills
and children went to Calais Friday last
week.
Misses Esther and Glenn Racklitre of
Cornna are visiting their cousin, Miss Lou
Littlefeld.
James Welch arrived home Sunday from
an extended series of trips at sea on differ
ent vessels.
Mrs Viola Ames and daughter Ida arriv-
ed from Mapeton, n. d., last week to spend
the summer.
Mrs. Abbie Barstow and Mrs. Georgia
Elwell arrived from Massachusetts Tuesday
to visit friends.
Miss Charlotte Frost leaves to-day for
MiddletOwn, Conn, to attend commence
ment at Wesleyan University.
Miss Lillian Sargent of Brockton, Mass,
was in town the past week to attend the
graduation exercises of the High school.
c. w. Leatherbee and sons Clifton and
Fred went fishing at Swan Lake a few DAYS
the past week as guests of Fred II. Francis.
Mrs. J. w. Dougan arrived on Monday
evening train and is at her cottage on the
North Shore, Northport Mr. Dougan will
come later.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph W Wheeler of Rox-
buy, Mass, arrived Monday on account of
the serious illness of Mrs. W s mother. Mrs,
AFRO Russell
Mrs. L. George Dodworth and daughter
of New 1ork arrived on Saturdays morn
ing's boat and are at their cottage on the
North Shore, Northport.
Fred Lewis of Camden, former resident
of Belfast, was in this city Tuesday calling
on old friends. He learned the jewelers.
trade with Col IJro,,, i'b,va
Miss Elena Chase arrived Saturday from
Northampton, Mass, where she has been
| attending the Burnham school. and Wilt
spend the summer vacation in Belfast.
Frank W. Gowen of Philadelphia is ex-
pected to arrive in Waterville for the sum
mer by the 18th or 7th of July and remain
| in Maine until after the September election.
Or. Luther $. Mason is visiting his par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Mason. He gradu-
ated last week from the medical departmeDt
| of the University of PENNSYLVANIA and has
since received an appointment as resident
physician of the Eastern Maine Hospital n
Bangor.
F. S. Brick arrived here by sunday morn
ings boat. He will spend month OF his
vacation in Belfast and then move his house
hold goods to his new home. He is Supern-
teudent of Schools in AgaWam. Southwick
and Granville Mass, has 81 schools under
his charge, and holds teachers meeting in
each town every month. His home is in
AgaWam.
| The Belmont, Mass, Bulletin has the fol-
lowing complimentary notice of L. : Young,
Il son of f. NJ. Young of l.incolnvlle
| Mr.. l.. s. Young, who has been for ten
years past ;tn officer at Mclean hospital,
will sever his connection with that inStitl-
ton on Monday. During his long term of
service at Mclean hospital. Mr.. \ Dung has
proved himself to be an exemplary official,
honest, upright and capable, and he leaves
the institution knowing that he has perform
ed his duties to the entire satisfaction of the
| management. Mr.. Young is one of the
founders of the Naverley Cooperative
bank, to whose interest he has devoted a
hours at the hospital He has been success
sively secretary, secretary and treasurer
| and director of the bank and to his untiring
energy is due much of the success of this
prosperous financial institution. Mr. onnS
is Il popular member of the Porcupne club,
whose members will join many friends in
Waverley and elsewhere in wishing him
great success.
Mrs. c. O. Poor and daughter Alice and
Miss Julia Perry left ON the Boston boat
Monday afternoon. They will spend two
days in Boston with Mr. Walter Poor and
then go to Wellesley for the graduating ex-
ercses. Miss Nina F. Poor is "a member of
the graduating class. ON the 9TH page We
publish Miss Poor'S last contribution to the
Wellesley Magazine, a very clever little
story, 'Miss Pomfret. Maker of Genuises
Since the foregoing was in tJpe we have
been pleased to learn of an unex xpected piece
of good fortune that has befaen Miss Poor.
She has been offered, and has accepted, II
position, with a fine salary. in an endowed
school at Peace Dale, Il. /. Miss Hazard,
Principal at Wellesley, is one of the trustees,
and the school was endowed by the Hazard
family hose fine estates are in the Vlclnlty.
Miss Poor will teach English literature,
American literature, English history and
French, and the school will open the second
Monday in September. Miss Poor has Wis
tied Peace Dale and was charmed with the
place and the people she met there.
Yachts and Boats.
r. l. Macomhpr has muNpu his hnat h1,iId