The Republican journal., 1905-05-18
PERSONAL.

Frank L. Robertson returned Monday
from visits in Lewiston and Portland.
Gov. Cobb has appointed Franklin A.
Green, Esq. disclosure commissioner
Hugh d. Mcclellan, Esq, returned to Bos
ton Saturday after bri eff visit in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph B. Bucklin of Cam
den were guests last week of Mrs. Fred G.
Spinney.
DR.. G. c. Kilgore AMI Russell II. Lord
spent Sunday in Smithtield, returning home
Monday.
Mrs. K. ?. Chase and Miss Minnie Hilton
went to Boston Monday to buy goods for A.
d. Chase & Son.
VIM. H. Moody of California arrived in
Belfast last week and is the guest of his
brother, R. H. Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Pendletop. who
have been visiting relatives in Lewiston,
returned Monday evening.
Capt B. F. Rice made The Journal a
pleasant call Tuesday while on his way
from Boston to his home in Standpoint.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Knowlton arrived
home yesterday morning from Florida,
where they spent very pleasant winter.
f, H. Dickey of Waterville and Miss
Jennie Ilbbetts of Lewiston spent Sunday,
May 7th, in town, the guests of Mrs. Lois
Dickey.
Capt. and Mrs. A. E. Clark are spending
few days this week at their cottage at
Temple Heights, and will repair and paint
the cottage while there
Mrs Simeon Staples and Fred Dyer of
Brockton, Mass, arrived last week. Mr..
Dyer returned Monday but Mrs. Staples
will remain few weeks.
II. L. Bucklin, William Nickerson and
Samuel Hodgknson went to Portland last
Tuesday as representatives to the grand
lodge, Knights of Pythas.
Miss Edith NJ Clay, manager of the
western Union Office in this city, returned
Monday afternoon from visit to friends
In Portiand.-W Waterville Sentinel.
Past Grand Master Reuel Robinson,
Grand Master Leon 5. Merrill and wife and
Grand Secretary Russell G. Dyer of the
NA'~ii" A-otSVs l. W. ". T., were IN tflp CltN
last week
MIR. Atwood Cilley was in this city Tues
day on his way to his old home in Lincoln
Vile for short visit. He is connected
with an orchestra in Boston and is an ex
celent cornetst
Misses Clara NJ. Hamilton and Cleora
Haney went to Bangor Thursday for IA
short visit Miss Hamilton was the guest
of Miss Edith Strout of Belfast. who is
teaching in Brewer.
The many friends of Mis-. \. II. Rhoades
of Rockland, who is i'll at the home of her
brother. o. A. Dickey in Northport, will be
pleased to learn that she is gaining slightly
from serious illness.
Mrs. W. G. Sawtelle, who has been visit
ing her father, Frank Stevens, for the past
TWO weeks, has returned to Auburn, accom-
panied by her sister, Florence, who has
position in Woolworth's store
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur M. Rumney. were
among the passengers on the Boston boat
May 9th. MI. Rumney was bound for Bos-
ton to attend his brother funeral, and Mrs.
Rumney stopped IN Belfast until his re-
turn.
George A. Wardwell, engineer at the
Mckay Il Dix shipyard, Verona, while the
Peary steamer Roosevelt was being built,
and who is now with the craft in Portland,
is contemplating going on the trip to the
far North as engineer.
Orrin j. Dickey, who has during the past
hVe years represented the Bangor Daily
News in this city and Waldo County, as a
correspondent, has severed his connection
with that paper and is now the Waldo
County representive of the Watervlle
Morning Sentinel, with headquarters in this
city.
Orrin J. Dickey of Belfast will in the
future be connected with the Waterville
Morning Sentinel in Waldo county with
headquarters at Belfast. MIR. Dickey's
friends will be pleased to learn that they
are to be supplied with excellent service in
the Sentinel and that the best newspaper
service with that county will be found in
this paper. MIR. Dickey will open an office
in Belfast in a few days and look after the
interests of the Sentinei.-W WateIvlie Sen
tinel.
Miss Esse Sanborn left Monday for
Camden, where she has a position for the
summer as assistant in the Western Union
Telegraph dttice. Miss Sanborn has been
employed as assistant in the Belfast
Western Union Office since January aud
has become an expert operator. Her many
friends here wish her success in her new
position.
The great piano contest of the v aterville
Morning Sentinel is ended. There were
two pianos in two classes, to be awarded to
teachers having the most votes, and Miss
Florence Dinsm0re was the winner in class
one with total of 605,74O votes. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Wellington Dinsmore of
Watervlle and is engaged in teaching in
Fairfield. Miss Dinsmore has been fire.
quent visitor in Belfast, and her friends
and relatives here extend congratulations