The Republican journal., 1906-05-31
PERSONAL.

| Mrs. W. H. Clifford is visiting friends in
Rockland and ThomastOn.
Claude Roberts spent a few days last
week with friends in Camden.
Mrs. Georgia S. Pendleton went to Farm
| ington Monday for short visit.
Miss Frances Eaton of Portland was the
guest of Miss Emma NJ. Davis last week.
Fred Hart has joined La Barre Bros Min
strels, now touring Maine, as tenor soloist
DR.. E. Small returned last Sunday from
visit with his brother, j. B. Small, in Lynn,
Mass.
Mrs. C. O. Dickey and Mrs. Fl. G. Hills
visited at Joshua Condons in Pittsfeld re-
Gently.
Misses Isabel and ENERGY CHM visited
relatives in Bucksport and Prospect the
past week.
Fred D. Alexander of Bangor made a
| short visit to his mot her. Mrs. E. P. Alex
| ander, this week.
| Harry L. Kilgore and Frank B. Condor
were at home from Colby College over
| Memorial Day.
Miss Jane A. and Hugh D. Mcclellan of
| Boston spent a few days recently at their
home in this city.
| Clyde Holmes is engaged in forestry
work on the large estate of George w Van
derbilt in North Carolina, "Biltmore.
| Arthur E. Bicknell is at home from
Lynn, Mass, called here by the serious i'll
ness of his mother, Mrs. s. G. Bickne.
! Mr.. J. H. Terry of the Massachusetts
State Board of Health was in this city Fri
day. Mr.. Terry is native of Montville and
annually visits his old home.
Mrs. Arthur Higgins and Miss Minnie
Woods arrived in Belfast Saturday from
Hartford, Conn, called here by the illness of
their sister, Mrs. E. S. Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Clark returned Tues
day to their home in Roxbury, Mass. They
were called here by the death of Mrs.
Clark's father, L. L. Barlow of Waldo.
John K Barter of Isle au Haut, who has
many friends in StODlngton, is undergoing
medical treatment at the Maine General
Hospital in Portland-Deer Isle Gazette.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter P Leonard and son
of Camden were the guests recently of his
grandmother, Mrs. Amanda Leonard in
| Waldo, who is very active at the age of 81
| years.
Miss Sadie A. Latin of Ellsworth, who has
! been attending the Shaw Business College
in Bangor, has taken position as book
keeper and stenographer with the Leonard
& Barrows Shoe Mfg. Co.
George Holmes of this city viii grad
uate this season from the Tufts Medical
school, Boston, where he and his brother
John are students. Mr. Holmes is a gradu.
ate of the Belfast High school.
Roy E. Young, for the past four years
the engineer at the Mathews Bros. factory,
has resigned to go as engineer of the
schooner Pendeton Brothers, Capt. Hayes,
and will join the vessel at Philadelphia.
Miss Evelyn P. Morrison went to Orono
| Friday to attend the Junior promenade of
the University of Maine. Miss Julia Annis,
of Camden, formerly of Belfast, and Miss
Inez arter of llallowell were also i'll Orono
for part of Junior week.
Invitations have been received 10 the we'd
| ding of Miss Helen Augusta, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Edward y. Knowlton OF
Rockland, to Arthur Lewis Orne If that
city, Wednesday June s. at : o'clock at the
First Baptist church. Mr.. Orne has rea-
tives and many friends in this city.
One of the old Civil war veterans OF
SomervIle is Eli Smith He was 81 years
old May 5th. He Is an active member of the
W. G.. kinsley Post 139, G. A. r.. MI.
Smith is native of Freedom, where he was
born 1919 On Sept 10, 1860, he enlisted
in Company d., First Massachusetts Cav
airy. lie served as quartermaster and
commisSary sergeant. He rose to the rank
of first sergeant, but was discharged for
disability caused by being thrown from his
horse. Mr.. Smith came to Somerville in
1S67-Boston Post May Goth.
A Pittsburg, Pa. paper says: "B. P.
Hazeltiue, well known employee of the
National rolling mill at McKeesport, has
been advanced to the position of superin-
tendent of the blooming, converting and
skelp departments of the National Tube
companys plant at Wheeling, West Vir-
ginia. Mr.. Hazeltine is preparing to leave
| the MckeeSpOrt plant, where he has been
employed for a number of years, on June
1st, when he will enter upon his new
duties" Mr.. Iiazeltine's many friends in
this city and elsewhere will be glad to learn
of his promotion, which thes feel is well
merited.
Friends in this city have received cards
announcing the wedding of Henry BenJa-
min I.add, formerly of Belfast, to katherine
Celina, daughter of Capt. and Mrs John
Adams of East Boothbay, where the we'd
ding will occur at high noon on the 9Th of
June Mr. Ladd is the son of Mrs. Eli
Merriam of this city, graduate OF the Bel
fast High school, and popular young man
lie went to East boothDay some Years ago
as teacher of the High school, but during
the past year has been the engineer OF the
auxiliary yacht Virginia, owned by MI
John A. Royal of Medford, Mass, which
has been cruising in Florida waters.
At the recent annual meeting Of the
Daughters of Maine club of Sumervile,
Mass, the following officers We're elected:
President, Mrs. Jennie A. Marden; first
vce-president, Miss Elizabeth II. Soule;
second vice president, Mrs. Linnetta b.
Heating third vice-president, Mrs. Ellen
n. Sanborn; recording secretary, Mrs
Jennie {. Glnes corresponding secretary