The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-05-16
PERSONAL.

Milton b. Hills of NOrthpOrt spent Sun
day in Bucksport.
Miss Avis M. Morrison went to Boston
Monday for short visit.
Mrs. Frank ]. Rigby of Rumford Falls is
visiting friends in Belfast.
Hon. Albert Pierce of Frankfort was in
| town on business Monday.
| Miss L. Grace Chadwick spent a few
| days in Rockland last week.
Percy J. Poor of Providence, R. 1. is
in town for a few days visit.
Mrs. B. L. Davis and daughter, Lillian
and Mrs. c. l. Davis are visiting in Dixfield.
| Miss Ethel Bowen has returned to Detroit.
Me-, to teach the summer term of school.
Mrs. George W. Gorham of Bangor is the
guest OF Mrs. Sarah K. Crawford, Miller
| street.
| Frank Black, who is employed in Port
land store, was at bone last week for
a short visit.
| Mrs. ii. Ii. Johnson and Mrs. F. r. Wood
| cock left yesterday, Wednesday, for weeks
visit in boston.
Mrs. A. |. Brown, who has been with
her husband i'll Augusta a few months, has
returned to Belfast.
Mr. and Mrs. Orman A. Hopkins arrived
home Tuesday evening from Florida, where
they spent the winter.
Miss Annie Butterfeld of Lawrence
Mass, is spending the week with Miss Hat
tie j. Luce in Belfast
Mrs. Frank NJ. Bailey left last week for
visit with friends in Massachusetts, Con-
necticut and New York.
Mrs. A. b. Mead and D. H. Cunningham
of Natick, Mass, arrived last week to visit
Henry b. Cunningham.
Mrs. Lena Strong of Camden, who has
been the guest o1 Mr. anu Mrs. Leslie Z.
Follett for ID few days, returned home yes
terday.
The Boston Budget reports Mrs. Frederick
Crosby and Miss Anne Crosby of Boston as
registered at the Holland House in New
York.
Miss Lulu Ii. Littlefield is at home from
Portland for a two weeks vacation from the
ST. Barnabas Hospital, where she is super
intendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Lothrop and
two sons arrived from Michigan Saturday
morning and are at the Lothrop homestead
on Park street.
Mi. and Mrs. W. Z. Kotman arrived from
New York Tuesday evening and are at
l, IsI.
for the season.
Mark Bartlett spent Sunday at his home
in Montville, returning Monday to his work
in the law Office of Hon. Charles f. John
son in Waterville.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas f. Shea are in New
1oIk this week, and are expected here soon
to occupy their summer home ON the North
Shore, Northport.
Mrs. Charles b. Hazetine and Mis-
Louise Hazeltine returned last Saturday |
from visits in Boston and Il Sojourn at the
Hot Springs of Virginia,
Everett, Grace, and Minnie Lord, of Bath,
New ton Lord and daughter Cora, of Belfast,
were in West Brooksville May LIST to attend
Vic luHcl dl VI LS man OeN dlI lIOI u.
Mrs. Georgiana S. Pendleton, who recent
ly sold her house on Northport avenue, will
make her home in Camden. Her house
hold effects were shipped there Tuesday
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Pond has returned from
North Andover. Mass, for short vacation
She is to be librarian of new library which
will be opened in North Andover about
July l.
Amos Lord and wife, of Belfast, Mrs.
James Sweetser, of Searsport, and Rev. Will |
mot Lord of South Portland were in West |
BrOoksvlle May 4th, called there by the
death of their sister, Mrs. Melvin Lord.
Rice Black, who has been employed for |
some months in the grocery store of Swift
& Paul, has gone to Portland, where he has
a situation in shoe store. He was former
ly in the shoe store of n. c. Matthews here |
George IL. Robinson of Portland is at |
present linemaD for the Western Union
Telegraph Co. in place of John Dolloff, de-
ceased, and will probably be appointed per-
manently to the position.
SAuo. uttOioobS "hO ACSCleiy 6AnuuaeCu
from the Boston Y. NJ. G. A. auto school, |
has been taken into the school as an as
sistant teacher. His many friends will be |
pleased to learn of his success
DR.. John Stevens is suffering from dis
located knee, the result of an accident that |
occurred last Friday He was attended by
DR.. j. c. Hill and DR.. NJ. P. Judkins, and it |
is thought he will be disabled but a short
time. Meantime, he is attending to his
office practice at his home, Claremont and
LIMERICK streets.-Rockland Opinion.
Judge Fremont Wood, who is presiding at
the trial of Meyer and Haywood in Boise,
Idaho, is native of Winthrop, and practic-
ed law in that towQ for some time. From
Winthrop he went west about % years ago |
and was prominent in politics there. He
visited Maine last summer. He has relatives
in Portland.
Miss Margaret Foster of Milbridge, !
Maine, is employed in the Telephone office
in this city for the summer. Miss Foster
is very proficient operator, having been
chief operator at Dark Harbor for seasons,
where her celebrity and skill at the switch
board combined with her unfaling courtesy