The Republican journal., 1907-02-21
PERSONAL.

Bernes o. Norton has been installed into
Rockland lodge of Elks.
Mrs. Nina F. Hobbs is visiting MIR. and
Mrs. Albert c. MOsman in Lisbon Falls.
Mrs. l. p. Mower of Waterville was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Amos Clement.
last week.
j. w. Pillsbury of South: Portland was in
Belfast last week, the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
G. L. Field.
Miss Ethel M. Wilson left Saturday to-
spend lew months with Mrs. Sidney p.
Young in Greenville, Maine.
Clarence Hall is taking weeks vaca.
ton from Henry Staples clothing store
and went to Camden Saturday.
Daniel ii. Strout has resumed his duties
as K. F. d. carrier after being confined to
the house for some time by illness
Mrs. Augustus Stevens of Troy was call
ed to Belfast last week by the serious ILL
ness of her sister, Miss Eliza DYER
Miss j. A. Wiggin of this city is one of
the Maine school teachers who has taught
3S years and she is still a successful teach
er.
Emery F. White 81 New York visited his
parents in this city, last week and took
part in concert in Brunswick Thursday
night as tenor solOiSt.
Among the victims in the steamboat
disaster at Block Island was George S,
Wyman, pilot of the steamer Larchmont. a
COnSln of ErapR w 6
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur F. Brown and Mrs.
b. Y. Norton returned to ThOmast0n Thurs
day on the 10. 80 train from Augusta where
they attended the Governors reception
COurler-G Gazette.
Ralph O'COnnell is visiting his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles O'Connell. He has
been employed for several years in the
Boston clothing house of Leopold Morse lS
Co.
Rev. and Mrs. B. G. Wentworth of Old
Orchard passed few days in Gardiner
last week with Mrs. Wentworth's brother,
Rev. J. r. Clifford, and assisted in the ser
vices at the Highland avenue Methodist
church Wednesday evening.
Mrs John Stevens and son returned to
ing week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
ii. c. Marden. Mr.. Marden spent two
uays in hocklanu last week and while
there bought team for DR.. Stevens, who
has large and increasing practice
The ship Kenilworth, of which Calvin
Elwell, of Northport is first officer, bound
from Philadelphia to San Francisco. has
i,tn Il
Elwel, who has been spending the winter
with Capt A. F. Elwell at Saturday Cove,
will join her husband there
Clarence F. Wyman was at the creamery
last Saturday for the first time since his
serious accident and called upon some of
his friends about town. He feels that his
| life was saved by the attention and care he
received at the Waldo County General Hos
pital and was glad to learn that the legis-
lature had passed the resolve making the
usual appropriation.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Vose of Montville
arrived last Saturday to take charge of the
| Children's Home Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. A.
Griffin, who have been in temporary
charge, giving their services free and do
| ing much to further the interests of the
institution at the sacrifice of their own in
| terests. remained for few days to induct
the new superintendent and matron into
their respective duties.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank w. Chase were
among the guests at the annual BANQUET of
| the Katahdin Club, composed of the natives
of the State of Maine, held at the Newton
Club, Newtonvile, Mass, Feb l1th and
| Mr.. Chase was elected one of the vice presi-
dents for the coming year. Feb. Sth Mr.,
Chase was one of the guests at the annual
reunion of graduates of Bates College, held
at Young's Hotel, Boston.
Mr.. George E. Evans sailed from New
York, Feb. 10th on the Cunard line steam
ship Caronia for Gibraltar, Naples and
Genoa. From the latter place he goes to
Nice and the Riviera, than to Berlin, Paris
and London, and expects to sail from Liver
pool for New York about May 1st He
takes the trip partly for pleasure and partly
! for business. His family did not accom-
pany him this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 0. Poor are at Holly
wood, Calf. A post card from Mr.. Poor
dated Feb. 9TH says: 81 must tell YOU a
few things about this beautiful place We
arrived Wednesday at 10 a. M at Los
Angeles. Walter and wife met us with
their auto and we rode to Hollywood, ten
miles distant, and around the place for
some miles through avenues of fan and
date palms, miles of geraniumS in bloom
and pepper and eucalyptus trees in full
foliage. Walters house is built in a lemon
grove and we have picked lemons fully
ripe. Temperature at II a. m. today 1O7 in
the sun and Sc in the shade; air clear; hav-
inga lovely time"
Greeley, Colorado, is to have new hotel
to cost $4,000, and the Greeley Tribune
says: "Everything in the way OF furnish
ings in the house is being supplied by the
Condor Mercantile company and Mr. Con-
don, who has Travelled from New York to
the Pacific coast for the past twenty years
says there will not be another hotel in the
country with as good ware throughout the
house as in the Camfeld." This is Mr.. A.
I. Condor, Belfast boy, whose business
successes in the west we have been glad to
report. The Tribune says further: "The
| c3rnetS also furnished nv tho CnndonI