The Republican journal., 1907-12-12
NUMBER so
PERSONAL.

turned from a visit in Rockland
Mrs. W. II. Ennis of Maiden arrived
last week to visit friends in this city.
Frank b. Condor, now senior at Colby, is
stage manager of the college dramatic club.
Mrs. Henry d. Clark is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. w. d. Pennell, Horton street,
| Lewiston.
Mrs. John a. Chadwick returned last
| Friday from weeks visit with Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Babo in Camden
! Miss Louise ". Richards has returned to
her duties at Pennington Normal School
after the vacation spent at home.
Miss Margaret N, Hazeltne left Friday
morning for Massachusetts,, where she will
| spend several weeks with friends.
Miss Amy E. Stoddard returned last
Thursday after ten days visit with Miss
| Abbie 0, Stod lard in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Lena g Leavitt went to Rockland
Friday Ell route to Cranberry Isles, where
she began her third term of school on Mon
day.
| Mr.. Henry b. Hall of Boston, a former
resident of this city, has presented pair of
rosewood cru.ches to the Waldo County
Hospital.
| Mrs. Z. a. heehan of Morrill, spent last
week with he sister, Mrs Judson f. Cot
trell, who is seriously i'll at her home on
| Union street.
Harry Patten and family of Pittsfeld
passed Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs.
| pattap'S
ten in Unity.
Chester Clark of Frankfort has moved
his family to Searsport, where he has EN-
ployment with the American Agricultural
| Chemical Co.
Miss Inez NJ. Jackson returned to Castine
Normal School Tuesday, having spent her
vacation with her mother, Mrs. L. NJ.
Jackson of Waldo.
Misses Florence and Nina Shute of Wal
than, Mass, arrived in Belfast Saturday
morning, being called here by the death of
their grandfather, John j. Perry
| E. II. Carpenter of CaStine was in Belfast
this week on his way home from visit in
| Massachusetts, where he accompanied his
family and where they will remain during
the holidays.
Miss Madge Sanborn has returned home
| from FOxcroft where she had been employ
ed in the Western Union Telegraph office
during the absence of the regular operator,
who has been enjoying vacation.
The Colby College Athletic Association
recently adopted a new constitution, and
| Frank b. Condor of Belfast was one of the
four men elected from the Senior class to
| membership ON the executive committee.
Mrs. Philip l.. Jaekso and daughter
| Bertha of Liberty We're members OF a very
| pleasant Thanksgiving party given by Mr.
and Mrs. Leander jackson at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Ethel Grover, on Mich
OILS street, Pttsield.
! Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shorey have RETURN
ed from Massachusetts and are visiting
! relatives at Citypoint and Morrill, for a few
| weeks before entering upon their duties as
farm manager and matron at the Girls
! Home.
! Mr and Mrs. WilliSton Grlnnell of Camden
are at the Magnolia Hotel, Pasadena, Calf,
and in letters home report that both are ell
! joying good health. Mr.. Grinnell was not
We'll when he left home, and his many
friends will be glad to know that the change
has proved beneficial
! Willard C. pooler of Camden, Formerly
| the drug clerk at A. A. HOwes Il Co.'s
and later OF Rockland, has resigned his
commission as First Lieutenant ard Battal-
| ion Adjutant Of the First Infantry of the
I National iIDar1S # Nlainn
going into effect Nov 30th
| The athletic interests of the University
| of Maine are now being turned towards
basketball Practice has been going on
under the direction of the captain, w NJ.
| Black, '09. for the past week and an ex
| ceptiOnaliy large number of men has an
| swered TO the call for candidates,
| Mr.. Freeman NJ. Wood came home from
| Portland Mon lay noon and returned there
Tuesday morning, to remain some time
| longer with his wife, who is as comfortable
| as could be expected, He vas accompanied
| by his daughters, Misses EVELYN and
Bertha, who expect to remain until next
Monday.
| At the regular meeting of the Maine com
! mandery Of the Military order of the Loyal
| Legion held at Rverton last week, in
| teresting accounts of the meeting of the
commandery- n-chief at Philadelphia we're
given, rs was report of the unveiling of
| the State of Maine memorial at Valley
| Forge. Among those present was Capt
John o. johnson of Liberty, senior vice
! commander.
! Capt Gavin s. EIwell has arrived at his
h me in Northpart alter a rough experience
at sea in the big ship keniworth OF which
he was fr>t rfficer. They were nearly ship
wrecked, suffered severely from the extreme
| cold and reached Rio Janero with the
! snip in disabled conditions. The crew
Were sent to the hospital and Capt. f. T.
ANS ury of Rock port, who commanded
! the ship, and Capt E. well, started for
! home a. soon as able to travel.
The omen's Union of the congregational
CHI, MOI wood, Mass, recently had an
] entertainment which will be of great in
| tete>t I" belfast readers, and of which the
| Norwood Messenger says, $50 dainty and
| attractive musicale was presented
| Wednesday evening could scarcely be eX