The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-01
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Belle Sprague went to Hampden
last Thursday for short visit
Miss Hattie Clement of Rockland is a
guest of Miss Ada E. Larrabee
Irving G. Ludwick of London, Eng, was
| at the Revere House July 24th.
Harry H. Stoney of Cambridgeport, Mass,
| arrived last Thursday to visit relatives.
Is Mrs. John NJ. Hinchman of Detroit, Mich,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo. F. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. C. Coombs returned
Saturday from visit of a few days in Ros-
| ton.
John COusenS of Brookline, Mass. arriy-
| ed Friday for brief visit with friends in
| Belfast
Miss Myra Goss of Lewiston has return
ed home from visit to DR.. and Mrs. E. L.
| Stevens.
RenWorth Rogers returned last Friday
| from visit to his brother RAYMOND in
Portland.
DR.. Geo. F. Eames of Boston is spending
short vs 'ation at his summer cottage at
Standpoint.
Hollis Roberts of Observation-Disclosures Sea,
Mass, arrived Sunday as guest of Ralph
! Critchett.
| Mrs. Emma Hayms of New York arriv-
ed Saturday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Arnold Harris.
Percy Clifford was in Belfast the past
| week from Old Town, where he has employ
ment in pulp mill.
Misses Florence and Agnes Smith, students
at Wellesley, arrived recently to visit Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. B. Swan
Miss Louise Mullin of Camden called on
relatives in Belfast and friends in Swan
vile the first of the week.
Mrs. Allura Higgins of Brookline, Mass,
arrived Sunday to visit Mrs. A. S. Heal and
relatives in Lincolnville.
| Mrs. Charles E. Crawford and daughter
Edna of New York are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dunbar.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon H. Kigore of Kid
der, Kansas, arrived last Friday to visit
his brother, Dr. G. G. Kilgore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Q. White of Brockton,
Mass, arrived last Thursday for a short
visit at the Head of the Tide.
Miss Beatrice Stoney of Cambridgeport,
Mass, arrived recently to visit her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Havner.
DR.. W. L. West has passed the civil SER
vice examination for U. S. inspector of
meats, and is in line for an appointment
Misses Carrie Spofford of Bangor and
Maude Cole of Andover, Mass, were guests
of Mrs E. S. Pitcher last week at her cot.
tage at the Battery.
Hon. c. E. Littlefeld will deliver the
principal address at the annual meeting OF
the American Bar Association, to be held al
Denver, Colorado, on August 21-23
L. c. Putnam of Boston was in Belfast
the past week on business. He was in pool
health when he left here about a year ago
but has improved so that his friends hardly
knew him.
Walter Robbins has arrived home from
three years and four months service on the
Z. S. Battleship Newark The ship left
Hong Kong May Goth, and Mr.. Robbins was
discharged in New York last week.
Dr. Tflph Freeman has taken the veterin
ary medical practice of his brother, Dr.
Frank E. Freeman of Rockland, while the
latter is under surgical treatment in the
Maine General Hospital in Portland
Rev..J Z. c. Sawyer, d. d., of Williams
town, recently editor of the Northern
Christian Advocate, is an authority in the
Italian languages and literature. 1t is sale
that DR.. Sawyer can repeat the Divina Com
media of Dante from memory.-Zion's Her
aid, Boston, Mass.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July % The Rev. J
G. Merrill, D. D., has been elected president
OF Fisk University, to fill the VI ;ancy caused
bv the death of DR.. f. NJ. Cravath DR.
Merrill came here two years ago from Maine
and has since been connected with the FISH
University, one year as dean of the f3 Guilty
Since the death of DR.. Cravath he has beer
serving as acting president.
Mr.. Merrill was for some years editor Of
The Christian Mirror, Portland, and il
known to many of our people, who will bt
pleased to learn of his promotion.
The Board OF Medical Registration, re
Gently in session at Portland, examined
about 55 candidates who applied for regis
tration as practicing physicians in this State
and has just made public the names of those
who passed the examination and were duly
registered. Among the successful ones were
Percival 0. Hopkins, Frankfort; Jane!
Marshall Lowe, Vinalhaven; Luther Smitf
Mason, Belfast Raymond Packard Tibbetts
Fast Palermo.
Lloyd r. ID. Phalan of kalamazoo, Mich.
has been given a medal for life-saving dur
ing the Galveston flood. He was instru
mental in getting 43 people to places O.
safety, and protected his party from al
attack of thieving tramps by determined
display of nerve and firearms. He was il
Belfast few years ago, and while here be
came member of Silver Gross Lodge ano
Belfast Division, Z. R., X. Of P. He is still
a member of both bodies and Of the l. 0.
NJ. of Bangor.
c. F. Dodge and family arrived in Burn
ham July och from Nashville, Tenn, ant
the next day there was Dodge reunion a
the home Of his sister, Mrs. Z. d. Carr. AL
the brothers and sisters in the State, six il
number, were present. Two are in tn
West and two are in California OF fam
lily of twelve, ten are living, the oldest I:
and the youngest 4S. Fremont Dodge ha