The Republican journal., 1903-04-30
Personal.

Mis. ". IL. DIoWu Ol CaStlno VlSlLeu MT.
and Mrs. F. M. Staples the past week.
Elisha Norton of Liberty was in Belfast
on business few days the past week.
Mrs. Mary E. Haugh returned home last
week from visit in Lynn and vicinity.
Cornelius Bramhall OF Friendship visited
relatives in Belfast and vicinity last week.
Mrs. W. A. Mackenzie returned home
| Tuesday from visit in Camden and Rock
land.
| Fred b. Glidden returned to Nurthport
last week, after spending the winter in st.
| Augustine, Fla.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Thompson OF Brock
| ton, Mass, are visiting their parents in
| Waldo and Morrill,.
| Frank E. Logan went to Bar HaIbor last
week to begin his seasons work in the
American Express office
Capt. S. 7. Larrabee of Unity was in Bel
fast Saturday. He recently returned to his
| farm in Unity after several years at sea
Hayford Peirce, Harvard, o6, is spending
his spring recess with his grandmother,
Mrs. W. B. Hayford, Cedar street, Bangor.
Mrs. Georgia S. Pendleton has arrived
home from Boston for the summer She
was accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Meade.
Mrs G. G. Winslow of Wiscasset was the
guest of Mrs. S. r. Crawford while Mr.
Winslow was at the East Maine Confer
ence in Newport
Mr. and Mrs w. W. Carter arrived home
last week, the former from trip at sea and
the latter from visit in Nashua, n H., and
Chelsea, Mass
The Portland Advertisers report of the
Red Mems Great Council in that city in
cluded a portrait of Francis H. " elch,
Great Prophet.
Miss Lu H. Littlefeld, who is studying
for trained nurse in the Maine General
Hospital in Portland, is at home on two
| weeks vacation.
Edgar Smalley, Mrs Hattie Hunt and
Mrs. Lillian English OF Chelsea, Mass,
came to Belfast Saturday with the remains
of their father, Capt. Benjamin L. Smalley.
MI. 10. dui -. ouI& VI Acitlc
Lincolnville visited relatives in Belfast last
week. Mr.. Young is in the employ of the
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co.
Capt. and Mrs. George W. Chase, their
daughter Elana and maid, are in New
York They will arrive in Belfast next
week to spend the summer in this vicinity
Stanley d. Wilson of Searsmopt. Kent's
Hill, '0j is one of the assistant business
managers of the Kent's Hill Breeze. Philip
Williams of Searsport is the treasurer of
the Caliopean Society.
| Mrs. Mary Gray arrived Saturday from
North Chelmsford, Mass, where she has
! been visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. NJ.
| Eames for year, to spend the summer with
| her son, George A. Mathews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward johnson are ex-
| pected to arrive from Boston May 18th, to
remain during the summer Their resi-
dence on Primrose Hill is undergoing reno
vation and repairing, including outside
painting.
! Hon. +. G. Burlegh has appointed Ross
L. Patterson, son of Capt. and Mrs. Ernest
| Otis Patterson, to a cadetShip at the t. S
Naval Academy, Annapolis. lie is now
coaching at Prof WernJz preparatory school
| for his examinations in June.
| Mrs A. 5 Frederick AMI Nr. Charles W
Frederick are at the Hotel Arcadiau. Santa
Monica by the Sea, Calf, for Il few weeks
| We have in type for publication next week
letter from Mrs. Frederick which will
| interest her many friends here.
| The Boston Sunday Globe of April 26th
gave an account of the brilliant wedding
Wednesday, April ed, in Emmanuel church
of Miss Ethie Bigelow I4lier and Mr,
Dwight Mortimer Prouty Miss Louise
Hazeltne of this city was one of the four
bridesmaids. Miss Linder has visited
Miss Hazeltine in Belfast.
Ziba Simmons of Union is now on his
eighty ninth trip through eastern Maine i'll
the interest of the carriage manufacturing
firm of Wingate, Simmons X Co. Mr.. Sim
mons has Travelled over the State for the
! past As years, making Semi-annual trips.
one in April and the other in October. SIT
does not seem SO very long ago" said Mr..
Simmons, ''that | can recall the building of
! the most expensive cottage then at Bar
Harbor. Its cost was believe, $3.50
The friends in town of Miss katherine
Sherman Ingraham of Rockland will be in
terested to learn of her marriage with James
Arvello Barkey, which took place at the St,
Georges Episcopal Church. New York City,
on Wednesday, April 18th. For the last few
years Miss Ingraham has been connected
| with some of the best theatrical companies
in the east, as leader of orcheStras, violin
ist, etc, and for the past season with the
J Jerry McAulitfe Company. Mr.. Barkley is
a well-known instructor of physical culture
in New York, being connected with one OF
the leading athletic clubs of that city.-Cam-
den Herald.
Dr. +. A. Knowlton of Fairfield won one
of the gentlemen'S whist souvenirs at re-
cent whist party in Waterville. 1t was d
ostume party and the eleven tables were
named for the principal cities OF the world,
the ladies progressing forward, while the
gentl emen moved backward. Some of the
co OstumeS were as follows: Dr.. and Mrs. +.
A. Knowlton, Canton costume and old
fashioned lady Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Tow
ard conductor and antique maiden; DR..