The Republican journal., 1907-08-15

formerly of Belfast, has Joined his wife
who has been here for some time, for a
snort vacation. Mr.. Brier is employed on a
government dredge in New York bav and
has an excellent position.
Mrs. Annie L. Richards. her daughter
Miss Louise Richards, and Miss Nellie H.
Hopkins of this city, Mrs. Buckman and
son Leo, Mrs. GariDer and Miss Emma
richardson of Boston, are spending the
month in a cottage at Islesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ros ,oe Staples of Rocklsnd
spent Sunday in Belfast with his brother.
Capt. Henry Staples. They had a ''shore
dinner' at Mrs. Tahy's, and pronounced
the clans dug in her front yard. or adjacent
thereto, the best they ever tasted.
Mrs. Emma l. Phipps and daughter
Grace, from WATERFOWL, Mass, are the
guests of Mr.. ant Mrs. f. II. Colby.
Andrew Colby Little, who has been visit
ing his uncle, Ed + Colby, has returned to
MS home in Massaehusetts-Dee Isle
Messenger.
MIR. and Mrs. George P Field and maid
and their daughter, Mrs Horace P Pearson,
and her son Robert, arrived last Thursday
from Boston in Nj. Fields automobile and
are guests of his other, Charles II. Field,
for the remainder If the month.
Lieut.. NJ. NJ and Mrs Frohock, of Boston,
Mass, are at the Hawks Nest" Lincoln
vile, for their annual outing Lieut.. Fro
hook was a Linlolnville boy. and is a
brother of Rev. ). f. Frohock, pastor of
Chestnut street Baptist church. Camden.
The engagement of Miss Phoebe f. Pen
dleton of Islesboro to Carl Crosby of Bath
is announced. Miss Pendleton is the young
est daughter of Capt. F. c. Pendleton. and
Mr.. Crosby is the only son of the well
known ship builder of Bath and former
mayor of the city
Rev. and Mrs. Eugene S. Philbrook of
Sanford, who have been visiting relatives
in Belfast,are guests of Rev. and Mrs. A. F.
Huse at Pleasant Pond near Moosehead
Lake. The two gentlemen were college
classmates. and are now pastors of churches
in adjoining villages.
Capt Mark L. Hersey of the United
Hersey. called on Mrs. William. A. Frey
Saturday. on their way to Corinth, where
they will visit relatives Capt. Iersey is
well known in Bangor, having at one time
oeen military instructor at the University
OF Malne.-Bangor News.
NJ. B. Smith of Hartford, Conn, pro-
prietor of the Pearl Brook Farm in North
Belfast, and oWnet of a large sitting of tot
ters, has bought the Samuel Gurney place
in Waldo. He will have 20 box stalls built
in the stable and other improvements made
to make 1t a tirSt-clasS modern horse farm
Mrs. Henry Hoyt Hilton and children,
Katherine, Thorndike, Charlotte and Henry
Hoyt, and maid, of Chicago, who have been
spending the summer with Mrs. Hiltons
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sibey, have
gone to Massachusetts for a visit with Mr..
Hilton's people, after which Mrs. Hilton
with Charlotte and Thorndike will return
here for another visit before leaving for
their western home.
Prof Charles T. Paul Of the State Col
lege, New Mexico, has been appointed to IL
professorship in the State College of
Pennsylvania and will assnme his new
duties the second week in September. This
is an agricultural college with about one
thousand students, and the call there is in
the lire of promotion. The many Belfast
friends of Prof. Paul will be glad to learn of
his advancement in his chosen calling.
The item which has been going the rounds
of the Maine papers to the effect that Mrs.
F. ii. Colley Of Old Orchard is the sec
ond woman to be admitted to the Maine
bar, iS,an error. Miss Helen y. Kuowlton
of Rockland was the first, 20 be sure,
but there have been several between her
and Mrs. Coley. One of them is Miss
Belle Ashton of Sanford, who has since
become Mrs. Leavitt, and another is Miss
Ethel Walton of Skowhegan, a member of Il
distinguished family of lawyers. keune-
bee journal.
General Superintendent Ray p. Stevens
of the Auburn & Syracuse Railroad Com
pany was recently presented with beau
tiful solitaire diamond stick pin, valued Mt
800, as a gift of the employees of the opera
ting department, which include the carmen,
linemen, barnmen and the Office forces.
The token commentaries Mr.. Stevens de-
parture for Pennsylvania, where he will as
sumo the presidency of the Lehigh Valley
Transit Company. The presentation came
as great surprise, as he had only been
there two years and did not believe he had
| won such unusual loyalty from the men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens are al present visiting