The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-05-03

Rev. John W. Hatch of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Miss Georgia T
Triggs and Miss Millie l. Darby, attend
ed the East Maine Methodist Conference in
Ninalhaven last week
& One of the well known young men of
wanville, Clarence NJ. Walker, who has
taught school there and in Troy and Frank
fort, is now engaged in the street railway
business in Boston. At present he is serv-
ing as a.coLductor on one of the suburban
lines.
Rev. &. H. Hamilton and wife are in town
for few days the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
\. c. Corey and other former pensioners.
They will leave later in the week for East
Corinth where they will pass the summer
on farm We are pleased to note that Mr..
Hamilton'S health is Somew hat improved.
-Pittsfield journal.
Mrs. B. c. Wentworth of Old Orchard
gave an interesting address on "Home Mis-
siOnS," at the Methodist church On Sunday.
She spoke of model homes among the poor
people of the South and of work among
emigrants and Mormons. In the evening a
collection was taken for san Francisco
Oxford Democrat.
1t is understood that Mr.. T. George Dod-
worth of New York will not build on the
North Shore this season as the cottage for
which plans have been made, would not be
completed in time. He has rented the large
Roberts cottage in rear of his lot and with
Mrs. Dodworth is expected to arrive early
in June to spend the summer.
Principal Thomas of Washington Acade-
my, East Machas, announced to the school
last week that Andrew Carnegie had offer
ed to give $4,000 for a new dormitory on
condition that the Academy raise 100000.
Mr. Thomas many friends are congratulat-
ing him, and those in this vicinity add their
good wishes for the ultimate success of his
efforts.
Mrs. Helen W. ClCly auivtG hog
Tuesday from Portland, where she spent
the winter. She has received Il letter from
her sister, Mrs. Charles II. Mitchell, who
with her husband had been in San Fran
cisco a week at the Palace Hotel, hut left
on the last train out before the catastrophy
in which the hotel was destroy ed. Mrs.
Mitchel's souvenir card sent from that city
said, "This is the place to live and die in"
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Brown of North
port are worried over the whereabouts of
their son, George Brown, who was in Los
Angeles, Calf, previous to the earthquake
and from whom they have not heard for
some four weeks. They have received
word from the management of the hotel in
Los Angeles where he was located that he
went from there to Oakland Mr.. Brown
was formerly plummer in this city, which
occupation he has been following in the
west.
We shall miss some of our regular summer
visitors this year. 1t is said that Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph {. johnson and daughter and
Mrs. Allan McLane are going TO Europe.
Mrs Ralph Emery and children are now in
Europe and it is understood are to remain
abroad two years. Mrs. Caroline Crosby
and Miss Anne C.. Crosby will spend the
season here and have leased Mrs. McLane's
summer residence on Northport avenue
Senator Taliaferro and family are expected
here for few weeks at least. Mir. and Mrs.
A nsel White are coming and, Lit is hoped, viii
make their home here.
We find in an exchange the 1oiloWlhE
sketch of one of the speakers for Bates IN
the debate with the University of Vermont
in Lewiston last week, Bates winning the
award:
Speaker John Scott Pendleton, Bates o',
| the sectnd affirmative, was born III North
port, Maine, in 1884. AT the age OF l3 years
| he removed with his parents to RoXbury
| Mass He was graduated from the Lewis
| Grammar School, the Boston ana koNoul9
! High Schools, was a member OF the RoX-
| bur, High School Debating team ol l"o@
| For two successive years he Won the prize
! for scholarship in the Boston High school
! In the college he Won the prize Tor fresh
man defamation and was alternate on The
!. debating team against Trinity. In his sopho-
| more year he won the debate of his team
and made the championship team. lie is to
| deliver his Ivy Day GRAFTON III June. lie
has also been appointed to the Bible study
department of the y. NJ. c. A. Dullng his
couI Sc he has also taken an active interest,"
in athletics, winning his class numerals"
!le is vice president OF Polymonia Literary
Society, assistant base bail manager, meni-
Der of the student board of editors ana
president of Parker Hall Association. MI
Pendleton is earnest in speech, sincere Id
manner, and will win the respect OF his au-
dience