The Republican journal., 1908-05-28
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Clifford of Stockton
Springs visited relatives in this city the
past week.
Mrs. Maria D. Peirce returned Tuesday
from Boston, where she had been the guest
of Mrs. Leola A. Peirce.
| Miss Abbie Caldwell is at home from
Watervile, where she had been the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. l. B. Mower.
MIR. and Mrs. L. F. French of Winterport
are at Northport getting the Nortport Hote
ready for the seasons business.
Sidney T. Sprague of Frankfort was dis
charged from BANKRUPTCY in the U. S. Dis
trict Court at Portland last week.
| Miss Mollie Williams of 1slesbOro was
| the guest of her E. S. n S. classmate, Miss
Lena E. Leavitt, for a few days last week.
Elon B. Gilchrest returned to Boston last
week after several days in town. Mrs. Gil
chrest will join him this week for the sum-
mer.
| Mrs. W. F. Langill and Mrs. James
Dodge attended the annual session of the
Maine Pythian Sisterhood in Portland last
week.
G. D. McCrilliS was at the Registry of
Deeds Office Monday for the first time in
several weeks, having been kept at home by
illness.
Mr.. Charles Dana Gibson is going back to
work in black and white. He hasn't been
as successful in oils as Mr.. Rockefeller has.
Boston Globe.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Dawes, children
| and maids, arrived from New York by the
evening train May 21st, and are at their cot
| tage on the North Shore, Northport, for the
| season.
| Carleton Doak and Robert Gross returned
yesterday from a fishing trip in the vicinity
| of Sebec Lake. They had great sport and
caught and ate trout until they were tired of
catching and of eating them.
| Rev. and Mrs. Adolph Rossbach left
Monday morning to attend the Unitarian's
convention in Boston. Mrs. Susan C. Car
ter and Miss Charlotte W. Colburn are in
Boston and will attend the sessions.
| Miss Annie L. Barr and Miss Grace II.
Hall will leave Belfast next Saturday for
New York, from which port they will
sail Tuesday June End ona Hamburg Amer
ican liner for three months European trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Bean of Camden have
been visiting New York and Philadelphia
since April, and last week we're at Atlantic
City. Mrs. Abel Hunt of Bangor is with
rive home the first of June.
Hon. A. l. Brown came over from Au-
gusta Friday and attended the Republican
caucus in the evening. Business compelled
him to return to Augusta by Saturday morn
ing's train, but he came home again in the
evening and remained over Sunday.
Miss Florence Wilband, for several years
bookkeeper in the Belfast Office of the n. E.
Tel. & Tel Co., has been transferred from
her position as supervisor in the Worcester,
Mass, telephone exchange and made head
supervisor in the Brighton exchange.
Capt Arthur B. Conner has been in Cas-
tine, Me-, his native village, for some time
engaged in the effort to restore to health
his oldest son, who has been very ill., Capt.
Conner hopes to able to return to his ship
on the Pacific coast by June Marine
journal, n. I.
Charles f. DinSmore, Palermo man
whose age is over 10 aid whose eyesght is
much impaired, has returned from a 1000
mile trip through the West which he made
without missing a train OF meeting any
accident. lie was in the West in early life
and this long trip was to revisit old scenes.
| Cards have been received by relatives in
this city, from Mrs. Cassie Fernald, an
| nouncing the marriage of her daughter
! Grace Mary, to J. Garfield Foster, North
| Attleborough, Mass, on Saturday May 23d
The bride is the daughter of the late JOS
eph E. Fernald, formerly OF this city, and a
granddaughter OF Lewis 9. Fernald.
Among those who attended the Elks' ball
| in Rockland last Friday night were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. E. r.
Estabrooks, VIM. ii. Hall and Marthon
Doak. The ball was held in the Ar
cade and is said to have been the smart
est affair of the kind given in Knox county
for many years. Music was furnished for
the concert and ball by the Salem Cadet
Band.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 0. Havener expect to
leave Parkesburg, W. Va, for their sum-
mer home, "Roxmont," Rockport, about
June 1st. They will make the trip in their
Packard touring car and will be about two
weeks on the road. Dr. and Mrs. d. j.
Clough will be their guests from Parkers-
burg to Portland, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. C..
| Collamore will occupy seats in the car from
Portland to Rockland.
NJ b. Smith of Hartford, Conn, who had
been in FOxcrOft for few days, left this
noon for Belfast. Mr.. Smith is proprietor
of the Pearl Brook Stock Farm in Belfast,
and is the owner of Casino, the valuable
stallion that will stand at Gilman Brothers
farm in FOxcroft this season. Mr.. GAMER.
| who brought Casino here last Thursday,
has also gone to Belfast, where he will re-
main during the summer as trainer at Mr..
| Smiths stock farm.-Bangor News.
| James II. Jones, the well-known travel
ling man, whose home is in Bucksport, on
Saturday received the unanimous nomina-
ton as candidate for the legislature in a
Republican class caucus held in Bucks
port. The class includes the towns of
Amherst, Bucksport, Dedham, Mariaville,
Otis and Verona. This is regarded as
nominally strong Republican class, and Mr..
Jones being considered strong candidate