The Republican journal., 1905-06-15
PERSONAL.

MI. ana MrS. WIN. b. swan returned
Monday from two months visit in Mime
apOlis, MINI.
Messrs. W. H. Mcclellan and Arthur
Ritchie were in Bangor last week attending
the law court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Rhoades have
returned from Pittsfeld and will make
their home in Belfast.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. G. Winslow attended
commencement at the East Maine Confer
ence Seminary this week.
Charles S. Bickford went to Orono Mon
day to attend the commencement exercises
at the University of Maine.
Mrs. Helen A. Carter, who spent the WIN
ter in Mas sachusetts, has begun housekeep-
ing in her home on High street.
c. II. Sargent arrived home Saturday by
boat from Bangor, where he had been at
tending the United States Court.
Hon. Thomas Sherman of Brookline,
Mass, was in Bucksport last week, called
there by the death of his mother, Mrs
Harriet Wiley Sherman.
Mrs. Adelbert knight of Belfast and
Mrs. William Ryder and son of Brewer
were guests the past week of Mrs. Sabra
Young in Camden.
City Marshal II. E. Mcdonald attended a
meeting of the New England Police Chiefs
Association in Portland last week and
made business trip to Boston.
Edward johnson and Charles H. Field
are among the nonresident members of the
new State of Maine Club in Boston. The
club will have its house warming June 21st.
Mrs. w. L. West of Mitchell, South Da-
kOta, is visiting relatives in Belfast and
vicinity, and will remain until her husband
comes east on his vacation the first of July
We notice that /. A. Brown of Taunton,
Mass, is in Maine on a fishing trip, but we
doubt if his string equals that brought
home last week by A. l. Brown of Belfast.
Miss E. NJ. Pond leaves today for North
ampton, Mass, to attend the exercises of
the Smith College commencement. Her
niece, Jean B. Pond of New Haven, gradu-
ateS.
Mrs. Seth L. Merchant, who has been criti-
cally i'll from blood poisoning, resulting
from scratch on the left hand, has been
pronounced out Of danger by her attending
physician.
DR.. f. A. Wilson and bride arrived in Bel
fast Monday evening and after short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Wilson took
possession of their residence, No. Church
street.
Mrs. |. B. Mower came over from Water
vile to attend the annual meeting Tuesday
of the Travellers Club at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Amos Clement, and returned
yesterday.
Mr.. Hector Warren returned to Boston
Tuesday after spending a week at the
home of his wfe's parents, MI. and Mrs
Fitz W. Patterson. Mrs. Warren will join
him later.
Rev. l. B. Mower of Watervlle went to
Newton Center, Mass, last week, to be
present at the Commencement exercises of
the Newton Theological Seminary of which
he is an alumnuS.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Jelison went to
Lewiston last week, where Nh Jellison has
employment or the electric cars. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Ellingwood are to occupy the
house they vacated on High street.
Mrs. Wm. L. Cook and two children of
Neihart, Mont, arrived Tuesday to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Sargent Her sister, Miss Fannie
Sargent, went to Portland to meet her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carleton and their
company were in this city Monday evening
on their way to Mr.. Careton's cottage at
Northport to spend a few days. The com
pany is meeting with good success on the
road aud will later visit Belfast.
Mrs. Ionic Wadlin and son Ernest arriv-
ed from Portland Friday to spend the sum
mer with her grandfather, NJ. B. Hunt of
Belmont. They. were accompanied by little
Earl Chamberlain, who has been attending
the deaf mute school i'll Portland
Prof. A. J. Knowlton, wife and son, left
Tuesday morning for Belfast, where they
will visit Mr.. knowlton's parents. Mr.
Knowlton will return to Aroostook the first
of July to teach at the summer School of
Methods in Fort Fairfield the branches of
Geography and History. At that time Mrs
knoWitun and son Will go to lnalhaVen to
visit her father and mother and viii be
joined by Mr.. KnoWton at the close of the
summer School. They will both return to
l'resque Isle the latter part OF August
Startlerald, Pres4ue Isle
Many here will remember John y.
Patterson, who was in the employ of the late
Hiram Bliss for many years, and will sym
pdthZe deeply with him and hi, wife in the
drowning OF their only son, Alden f., May
2Sth, while canoeing ON spy pond near their
home in North Cambridge, Mass. He was
II years of age, of excellent habits and ex-
parents and this cruel tragedy has drawn
curtain of sorrow over their lives which
will never be lifted-W Washington Core
spondence Lincoln County News.
A joint meeting of the Rhode Island
Library Association and the Connecticut
Library Association will be held at the
June 18th and 10th, and among those in
yited to address the meeting is Miss Nina
Foster Poor Of Naragansett Library, Peace
Dale, Il. L.. whose subject will be ''The
Library and the Community" His En-
cellency George II. Utter, Governor of
Rhode Island, is to deliver an address, and
there are other distinguished speakers.
George p. Field was born at Belfast, Me,
and in Boston for some years there has
been Belfast Climb, of which Mr.. Field
is now president. The annual dinner
of the club was recently held, one of the
newspaper accounts saying that Mr.. Field
had happy welcome for every one and that
he fairly radiated good humor and hospitali-
ty. He also made an ideal toast-master
The chief speaker OF the evening was