The Republican journal., 1906-11-29
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Rose of Union street visited in
Frankfort the past week.
Judson A. Jewett of Lynn, Mass, is WIS.,
iting relatives in this city.
j. Donald Clement, U. of NJ, 'oe, is at
home for the Thanksgiving recess.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Cottrel of Camden
spent Sunday with relatives in Belfast
Miss Jane A. and Hugh D. Mcclellan are
at home from Boston for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Howard L. Whitten has returned
from several weeks visit in Merose, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. II. M. Prentiss are spend
ing Thanksgiving with Mr. Prentiss' par
ents in Brewer
Miss Louise W. Richards is at home from
Pennington Normal School for the Thanss-
giving vacation
Mrs. Annie NJ. Taylor returned home
from Bangor Monday, accompanied by Miss
Laura Jordan of Brewer
Mr.. Tom E. Hacker of Fort Fairfield,
Bowdoin, '07, is the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
ID. l.. Wilson for Thanksgiving.
Nttp1' anu MIS-. y. +. carver nave feturD-
ed to Camden from visit to Captain Car
ver's old home in Montvlle and surrouud-
ing towns.
Harry ii. Carter is at home from Port
land, where he is employed by the New
England Tel. and Tel. Co., for two weeks
vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. l. B. Mower and family of
Waterville are spending Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Mowers sister, Mrs. Amos Clement,
John street.
Mis- Frances Howes is at home from Mt.
Ida School for girls, West Newton, Mass,
Tor Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. }. Fl. Howes.
Mrs. c. P. Bean of East Belfast has re-
| turned from ten days visit with her aged
mother, Mrs. Nancy Benner, and friends in
Somerset County.
j. Donald Clement and William NJ Black,
| U. OF M. '09, are members of new local
fraternity recently organized in Oak Hall,
and known as Phi Eta Kappa.
Miss L. Grace Chadwick visited friends
| in Rockland for few days the past week,
| anu W ellI IIOlu IneTe W HuIIldStOll, WueTe
she was the guest of Mrs. B. O. Norton.
Chandler Swift goes this week to spend
Thanksgiving with his niece, Mrs. E. B.
Lunt, in Montville, and will remain there
| for two or three WeekS.-SOuth Paris Cor
| respondence Oxford Democrat.
Chas. W. McKie of the St. Louis Globe
Democrat, for whom Contractor Schwartz
is building a summer home near Lake City,
was in Camden last week, a guest of the
| Bay View House.
Il, Don W. and Fred E. Worthing have been
named by the government authorities at
Washington as carrier and substitute re-
| spectvey for the rural mail route No. 3 out
| of Palermo, Me.
| W. G. Pooler, who was engaged in busi-
ness here until within a few months ago,
| now has permanent position in camden,
| in E. E. Boynton's drug store. Mr.. PoolerS
| family will soon remove to that town.
| Rock land Courier Gazette.
| Belfast friends of Miss June X. Hills of
Boston, formerly Of this city, will be inter
eSted to learn of her success along the line
Of musical criticism. Miss Hills has been
| assisting Mr.. LoNiS c. Eson, the noted
lecturer and musical critic, and is his sub
stitute on the Boston Transcript. Last
week Miss Hills had three important muSi.
cal events to report. The Apollo Club, one
of the finest male choruses in the country,
led by Mr.. Mollenhause, one of the finest
American conductors; Emile Gorgorza, the
noted baritone; and Madame SembIich at
| symphony Hall. Miss Hills recently wrote
up the Lougy Club, a club of wind lnStru-
ments played by symphony men, SO success
fully that her criticism was sent to France
to the composer of one OF their selections.