The Republican journal., 1907-04-25
PERSONAL.

town for few days last week.
Miss Maude NJ. Mathews is visiting
relatives in Bosom and vicinity.
Mrs. Rolln I. Hack of Gorham is confined
TO her home by an attack of the grip.
Miss Ella Paul has returned home after
spending the winter in Massachusetts,
Chester A. Grant of Freedom is visiting
friends in Waterville and at Colby College.
Miss Lovisa Hart returned Saturday from
short visit t. her bSother in Lincolnville.
Mrs. Annie :. Richards is in Pennington.
the guest of her daughter Miss Louise W.
Richards.
Mrs. Joel Wood returned from Hampden
Monday, accompanied by her father, Mr
Isaiah Dean.
Rev. and Mrs. John w. Hatch of this city
are attending the East Maine Methodist
Conference in Bar IIarbor
Miss E. Louise Pitcher of Boston arrived
Friday for over Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Z. Pitcher of North
port.
Irwin o. Hills of Northport spent sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. :. Hills
returning Monday to Bucksport, wAere he
is attending the f. NJ. G. Seminary
Mrs. Chas. Iudwick and daughter Win
ona arrived Tuesday from Boston, called
here by the serious illness of Mrs. Lud-
wick's mother, Mrs. f. f. Thomas
Mr.. Henry B. Hall of Boston, wLo is
master of the Philips Brooks school district
of that city, was in Belfast few days last
week, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs r. II,
Moody.
David A. Boody, former mayor of Brook
lyn, n. Y, was one of the guests of honor
at the 9th annual dinner of the Society of
Old Brooklynites, held in that city last
week.
Rev. George f. Tufts, who has spent the
winter in Wofville, n. s., will leave this
week for a ten days visit in Boston and
then come to Islesboro, where he will spend
the summer.
The Greeley, Colorado, Sun of April 18th
contains an interesting account of recep-
tion given in honor Of Mrs. d. f. Carey
and Mrs. NJ. j. Poor. We shall publish the
full account next week.
Mrs. d. L. Cook and sister, Miss Hattie
Bates, are visiting Mrs. Cooks daughter,
Mrs. Owen Emmons, in Bath. Miss Bates
expects to go to the Pacific coast soon to
visit her brother Frank
Mrs. Charles Flye of Island Falls, accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs j w Hatch
arrived Monday from Auburn, where they
had been attending the Maine Methodist
Conference. Mrs. Flye will remain in Bel
fast for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Swan went to Boston
last Thursday and left there Tuesday for
Toledo, Ohio. After a short stay there
they will go to Minneapolis, Mimi, to visit
Mr.. Swans daughter, Mrs. Walter Is. Kel-
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbelt Knight leave To
day for visits with relatives in Worcester,
Mass, Hartford and South Manchester
Conn. At the latter place they will be the
guests of their son, Bert L. Knight, who is
shipping clerk in the Cheney SILK Factory
there
Col. F. S. Walls of Vfnalhaven was in
the city yesterday in the interest of the
BodWell Granite company. Ieis arranging
the details of the Joint contract secured by
the Bodwell Granite company and IIurri-
cane Isle Granite company for Furnishings
the granite for the museum of fine arts
building in Boston.-Rockland Star. Apri,
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kirkpatrick of St
Paul, Mimi, who have rooms in the Elisha
Conant house, 80 Church street, returned
Monday from brief visit to Rockland. Mr.
Kirkpatrick is having launch built at the
Roller Bushing Co., and they will probably
remain in this vicinity during most of the
summer.
The senior class of Freedom Academy
came 10 this city Saturday and had their
photographs taken by one of the local
photographers. Among those in the party
were Miss Ida Spencer, Miss Mildred
Clary. Miss Winnfred Dodge, Miss
Florence Cross, Miss Maud Turner, Miss
Esther F. Evans, Martin L. Ryder, Philip
Williams and Sidney G. Evans-"aterville
Mail.
John Holmes Burleigh Of South Berwick,
formerly of SearSport, and member of the.
senior class at the University of Maine has
left college and will go into business in
Boston.
This personal from last weeks Journal is
true as far as it goes, but it should have
been added that Mr.. Burleigh had arranged
with the faculty, and with the firm where
he now is, to take his final examinations
and graduate with his class in June.
Capt. Horace Staples of Stockton Springs
was in Rockland April 18th in the interest
of the schooner Pemaquid, which was
wrecked al the Maine Central wharf some
weeks ago. Capt. Staples has had rather
an interesting career ashore ana atiOat. lie
was in command of the ship Robert Belk nap
when it was wrecked in the China Sea, and
with the crew rOwed ;25 miles in open boat.
Ashore. he had even harder luck, being bad
ly injured by ali explosion while blasting
rock on his FARM ourer- Gazette.
John EveraTd Hatch, son Of Maj. f. +.
Hatch, U. s. A, a native Of Liberty and
former military instructor at the University
of Maine, has recently been appointed to u
cadetship at the United States Military
academy at West Point ana will go to BoS-
ton May LIST, to take his physical examine
tiOns. lie is now Il Junior at Colby college
and If he passes the coming examination.
will leave the college shortly after.
Frank L. Gardner has leased Hotel Co
burn, Skowhegan, for Il term of five years
and will take possession May 1st. MI.
GaIGn was at one time conductor on the
morning passenger train between Skowhe-