The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-06-08
PERSONAL.

Mich, are visiting his sister, Mrs. Ralph
Emery.
Misses Nellie Ripley and Mabel Coombs
spent few days in Boston and vicinity the
past week.
Mrs. w. II. Bray is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Maxfeld, in
Waterville
True Hayford went to Bangor Saturday
morning, where he has position in the Ex-
change Hotel.
E. M. Jacobs of Camden is member of
The Village Grocer theatrical company, now
touring the State
Mrs. A. Z. Wyman has returned home to
ThOmaston Monday after short visit with
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Condor, formerly of
this city and now Of Boston, spent few
days in Belfast the past week.
Miss Erma Barker of Brooks, who gradu-
ated from the Belfast High school with the
class of '04, was in town Monday.
Arad f. Linscott of Freedom has been
elected principal of the Watervile High
school in place Of R. w. Sprague.
DR.. R. A. Holland, who has been in the
city for some days owing to the recent
death of his mother, has returned to Calais,
Portland Express.
Miss Annie V. Field accompanied Miss
Adelaide E. Roes to Rockland last week and
later they visited Newcastle. Miss Field
returned last Saturday,
Miss Fredericka Cook and Leslie Folsett
were in Rockland Tuesday to attend the
wedding of DR.. +. Z. F0llett aud Miss
Katherine Mugridge OF Rockland
Miss Amy f. stoddaId returned home
Tuesday from Boston, here she has been
studying the piano end organ, and is ready
to receive pupils at her home, 120 High st.
Miss Margaret Hazeltine of this city and
{. college friend sailed on the White Star
liner Republic from Boston June 1st for
Liverpool, and will make tour of Europe.
Miss Geneva Heal, B. Fl. s., 'O4, arrived
May IS, to spend the summer with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Heal. Miss Heal
recently graduated from the Pierce Short
hand school, Boston.
Mrs. E. E. Batchelder and daughter, Miss
Georgia, accompanied by Mr. J. c.
Wedemeyer: arrived from Boston by boat
Tuesday and are at their summer home,
The "ldle Hour" in East Northport.
State Superintendent Stetson has been
invited by the directors of the Lewis Il
Clark Exposition at Portland, Oregon, to de-
liver the address before the Educational
Congress. to be held the last of August.
The Boston Daily Globe of June I'd says
of musical recital given in Thespian
Hall in that city by Miss June X. ills, that
"there was a large audience and the young
players showed marked degree of artistic
merit
Frank Logan, who has been employed in
the American Express office in Bangor,
spent few days at his home here last
week. Monday he entered upon the duties
of messenger on the Bangor and Mt Desert
Ferry run.
Messrs. Abe NJ. Dunbar, who has been
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Sarah Durgin,
Henry Willis and Henry BATHS, who spent
Memorial Day here, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Crosby, have returned to Win
throp, Mass.
Mr. George L. Hatch, Bowdon, '0G, has
been admitted to the Senior German Society,
Deut scher Eeren, an intercollegiate secret
society, for excellence of work in German
during two years study. He has also
made select literary club called The
"Coffee Club
The address delivered by the Rev. James
f. c. Sawyer, ID. D., in the chapel of
William College, Wiliamstown, Mass, on
Memorial Day, is to be published by E. p
Hopkins Post G. A. Il. DR.. Sawyer has
been the Memorial Day orator at Williams
town twice within the last three years
The White Star line Romanic sailed from
Boston at 10 a. m. June Sd for the Azores,
Gibraltar and Naples. Among her passen-
gers were Mrs. }. A. Fessenden and Miss
Alice G. Fessenden of Stamford, CT, and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Morrison and Miss
Edith b. Pendleton Of Minneapolis, Minn.
Mr.. W. H. Randolph, of Yale University.
who supplied the pulpit in North Belfast
last summer arrived Sunday morning for
weeks vacation, and is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Gilbreth. He is to sup
ply the Congregational church in East
Sangerville during the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Cock and Mr.. and
Mrs. George West returned Saturday from
Portland, Oregon, where they have been in
attendance on the meeting of the National
Association of Railroad Conductors. Mr..
Cook was the delegate from the Maine Asso-
citation. They report IA very fine trip, it being
made without accident of any kind.-Wa-
terville Sentinel.
Re-. E. S. Philbrook went to Boston Mon
day to attend the eightieth anniversary of
the Newton Theological Institution at New
ton Centre, Mass. The class of 1900, of
which Mr.. Philbrook is a member, will
hold d reunion on Thursday evening, June
Sth, at the home of Rev. W. B. Whitney in
Somerville, Mass.
Maine had a large share in the celebra-
tion of the seth birthday of Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe, Saturday, at her home in Bos-
ton. Mrs. Howe was assisted in receiving
her friend by her two daughters, Mrs
Johu Eliot, and Mrs Henry Richards, the
latter of Gardiner, and by her granddaugh-
ters, Misses Laura, Eli zabeth and Julia
Ward Richards, all of Gardiner.
w. p. Wentworth of Knox has in his