The Republican journal., 1901-05-30
PERSONAL,

Fairfield last week.
Ralph O'Connell left Tuesday for Boston,
where he has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Prentss are spending
a week in Bangor and Brewer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Shea arrived
Saturday to spend the summer.
c. B. Hazeltine arrived home yesterday
from business trip to Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sherman of this CITY
have been visiting with his parents in Isles
boro.
Frank McMahan of Cambridgeport.
Mass, spent Sunday with relatives in
Belfast.
Mason L. Stevens has bought harness
shop in Newport and is carrying on the bus
mess there
Mrs. Herman 0. Stevens of Skowhegan
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mas. Howard F. Mason.
DR.. w. l.. West went to Dexter Tuesday
to assist Dr.. Ralph E. Freeman in a critical
case of veterinary surgery.
Miss Lou Smith is at home from Pittsfeld
to attend her brother Paul, who has been
quite sick, but is improving.
Anson Benner. has returned to Northport
for the summer after spending the winter in
Boston, where he had employment
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Thorndike recently
visited Harold I. Sibley at Dartmouth Col
lege and attended the Junior festivities.
Chas. f. Stevens is in Monroe, in the halter
factory of Leander Staples. Mr. and Mrs.
Stevens will board in Monroe for the pres
ent
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Hartman and
MISS Jennie CoOmbS left Saturday morning
Tor to- fishing trip to Rangeley Lakes-Bath
Times.
At the annual meeting of the Newton,
Mass. History Club, Mr.. F. W. Chase, for
merly principal of the B. H. s., was elected
president
Holman F. Day has been invited to de-
liver the poem at the Dexter Centennial on
August 14th. Mr., Days new hook OF poems
will be out in October.
j. Fl. Howes and W. Fl. Quimby returned
Tuesday P. NJ. from a fishing trip to Rowe
Pond. They captured So trout, and the
largest fish did not get away.
Mr.. and MIS-. Chas. F. Shaw returned last
Monday from two weeks trip, which in
cluded a sail up the Hudson, visits to New
Y ork and Buffalo and Springfield, Mass.
Representative NJ. C. Hill and wife have
an invitation to attend home party to be
given to the Governor, Council and mem
bers of the 18th Legislature by the propri-
etor of the Poland Springs House, June stb,
9th and 10th
II. L. Woodcock was at home few DAYS
the past week. Mrs. Woodcock is with him
in Bangor. They expect to return about
the middle of June. Meanwhile Mr.. Wood
cock has orders for work to be done at Mt
Katahdin and Waterville.
J. n I-imeburher of New York was a
guest at The Thorndike Friday night and
left Saturday for Brooksville. His father,
Capt. Jos. Limeburner, was master OF the
famous Great Republic, wooden ship OF
four decks, an Il at one time resided there
Rockland Star
Frank II. Colley, Esq. has been engaged
to deliver the Memorial day address before
the Thomas A. Roberts post of Oxford,
Me. Mr.. Colley is an orator of recognized
ability, and although a comparatively Young
man has already given several Memorial
day orations.- Biddeford Record.
Harold T. Sibley was delegate from
Dartmouth college to the 69th annual con-
vention of the Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
held in Buffalo May sd, 24th and 18th The
program included a trip to Niagara Falls by
boat and trolley and visit to the expos-
tion.
C. c. Brooks of Boston. representing
Rumford Chemical Works of Providence,
r. l., was a visitor in town Monday. He is
making quite a success as a composer of
music. His latest composition, "Mother'S
Sweetheart, was published recently in the
Sunday Globe. He has several new selec-
tions which he will present shortly.-Bath
Times
MessrS. John NJ. s. Hunter of the Farm
ington Chronicle, c. f. Flynt of the Ken
nebec journal, c. W. Robbins of the Old
Town Enterprise and Chas. A Pilsbury of
The Republican Journal are delegates from
the Maine Press Association to the National
Editorial Association, which meets in Buff
falo, n. Y, June 1913.
The Joplin, Mo, Daily Globe of recent
date contains long letter from Capt.
Marion Staples of that place on the subject
of the water supply, in which he effectively
answers some criticisms which had appear
ed in another paper and shows a thorough
knowledge of the subject. Capt. Staples is
a native of this city, and is engaged in the
! real estate business in Joplin, in which he
has been very successful.
! The following relatives came to Belfast to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Eliza A White
Mrs. Fannie f. Norrington of West Bay
! City, Mich. Mrs. Nellie Mulholland of Bay
| City, Mich. Ansel F. White and wife of
New York City; Henry P. White and wife
of Pennington; Hon. T. r. Simonton, F. c..
+ Knight and wife of Camden; Theodore f.
and Fred j. Simonton of Rockland. These,
together with Mrs. Lavinia G. Clark and
Mrs. Hattie A. Burkett, furnished a repre-
sentation from the families of all her
! brothers, sisters, sons and daughters, except
the son Robert, who was unable to come
| from his distant home on the Pacific coast
in time to be present. The family Of her