The Republican journal., 1905-02-02
PERSONAL.

o. E. Frost was in Boston on business
last week.
Geo. w. Burkett was in Belfast a few
days recently.
Grace Chadwick is visiting friends in
Massachusetts.
| Margaret L. Keene returned last week
from visit in Boston and vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. II. Quimby left satur-
day for visits in Boston and New York.
Miss Flora Gray visited Mrs. George
| Mixer in Camden last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Howes left Satur
day for short visits in Boston and New
| York
Alpbonso Wood, U. of NJ, 'o5, arrived
| home Saturday for few days vacation dur
! ing examination week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury are visit
ing in Boston and expect to visit in New
York before returning home.
Mrs. }. w. Ryder returned Saturday from
few weeks visit in Orono, where She was
called by the illness of her brother.
MIS- Y. ". IooT went 10 Augusta yeSter-
day to spend few days with her husband,
Representative Poor, at the State capital.
MIR. and Mrs. George A. Quimby and Miss
Grace f. Burgess went to Augusta Friday
to attend the meeting of the Maine Press
Association.
Frank w. Twombly, U. of NJ. 'o7, and
John b. Mclntire, U. of NJ. 'Os, are at home
for few days vacation during the mid
year exams.
Mrs. James Churchill has been confined
to her bed for more than week from the
effects of fall on the ice, but is now gain
ing slowly and is able to sit up some
James w. and W. S. Roberts of Reading,
Mass, are in Belfast to look after their
Northport property and some improvements
on their launch They expect to return
home tomorrow
Harry Daniels of Montville was the
guest of his cousin, Mrs. Calvin A Hub
bard, Monday and Tuesday while on his
way to Canton, n. Y, where he will enter
the st. Lawrence University
Capt. Samuel Bartlett of ST John, y. B..
who is to command Pearys new Arctic
steamer, is in Bucksport performing the
duties of resident inspector. Work on the
steamer is progressing favorably.
Miss Mae Sargent has gone to Brooks to
spend the remainder of the winter with her
father. Her Belfast friends extend their
sincere sympathy to her in her recent be-
reavement in the death of her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Ii. Underwood, who
have been visiting c. 0. Fernald in North
Searsport, were in Belfast Monday on their
way to Natick, Mass, where they will
spend week before going to Lynchburg,
Va
The many friends of Miss Fannie [. Hop
kins of Newton, Mass, formerly of this
city, will be pleased to learn she is slowly
recovering from IA long illness of rheuma-
tism, and is now able to get about the house
on crutches.
The Daughters Of Maine Club of Somer-
vile, Mass, celebrated their 18th annver-
sary and the annual gentleman's night Jan.
oath with banquet, followed by a delight
full entertainment Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Wildes. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. 5. Mcfarland and Nh ana Mrs.
Sidney Is. keene.
The marriage took place in Chelsea, Mass,
Jan. 22nd of Henry &. Fernald and Miss
Ida Narney, both of that city, but formerly
of North Searsport The groom is the old
est son OF c. O. Fernald of SearSpolt and
was employed for a time in Mathews Bros,
mill. He is now proprietor OF one of the
largest restaurants in Chelsea
Hon Edward II Blake of Bangor, owner
of the steam yacht Aria, has returned from
New York city, where after examination
before the Z. S. board of inspectors of
steam vessels he was granted license to
act as master of steamers, unlimited ton
mage, in any ocean waters. This very com
prehensive license is issued only to persons
OF thorough knowledge and eminent quail
hcatlons IN ocean steam navigation.
Frank W. Collins left Buck sport last sat
urday for a three months trip to the Medi
terranean and the Orient. He spent Sun
day in R0ckland, leaving there Monday for
New York, from which port he sails today,
Feb. I'd, ON the steamship Arabic of the
White Star line. Nh Collins will visit
Madeira, CadiZ, Seville, Gibraltar, Aisers,
Malta, Athens, Constantinople, Smyrna,
Joppa, Jerusalem, Alexandria, Cairo, and
will spend l9 days in Palestine and Egypt,
five days in Rome and Naples going from
there to Nice, Monte Carlo, returning to
New York via Liverpool and Queenstown
about May 1St.