The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-06-18
PERSONAL.

Fred E. Blaisdell, Clinton, with liabilities
of Sill. has filed a petition in bankruptcy.
Miss Dorothy Russell of Gardiner is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. VIM. F. Stevens.
Miss ENERGY CHM returned last week
from visits in Massachusetts and Rockland.
Mrs. Marion E. Brown and daughter
Katherine returned last Saturday from a
visit in Boston.
Miss Marian Hazeltine returned last
| week from her studies at Smith College,
Northampton, Mass.
Miss Bertha l. Bird went to Rockland
Friday night to attend the r. H. S. alumni
reception, returning Tuesday.
| Miss Alice Simmons is attending the COM
mencement exercises at Kent's Hill, of
which institutes she is graduate.
Mrs. George O. Bailey, who spent the
winter in Massachusetts,, is the guest of her
niece, Mrs. F. j. Rigby, Congress street.
j. c. Carey of Montville will be the tenn
porary chairman of the Waldo County Re-
publican convention, to be held in Belfas:
July 7th.
! c. E. Daniels and DR.. E. W. Gould of
! Rockland enjoyed some fine bass fishing at
Unity last week, making the trip in Mr.
Daniels auto.
Little Russell Guy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Peavy of this city, was christened by
Rev. A. A. Smith at the services in Swan
vile last Sunday.
| DR.. B. B. Foster of Portland spent Sum-
day in Belfast ON his return from Bangor,
where he attended the meetings of the Maine
| Medical Association.
| Among the graduates from the University
! of Maine was William Andrew Hill, B. S.
| in civil engineering. Mr. Hill is the son of
| C. r. Hill of Winterport
| Among the out of town people who attend
| ed the graduation exercises of CaStine Nor
NAL School we're Misses Jessie Gilkey and
Molle Williams of Islesboro.
| Mrs. Amos Clement, daughter Louise and
| Miss Abbie Caldwell, will leave today,
| Thursday, to spend the season at Seal Har-
Dor. Master Stephen will join them later.
| Ralph C. Johnson, ESQ.,, of Washington,
D. c., was in the city the first of the week
on business. He was on his way to Bar
Harbor to join his family, who are at Prm-
rose cottage for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman NJ. Wood have an
| nounced the engagement of their daughter,
Miss NJ. Evelyn Wood, to Mr.. Harry H.
Smith of Portland. Mr.. Smith was recent
ly the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wood.
Miss Helen l. G. Havener of Deering had
one of the honor parts in the Deering High
school graduation program, her work hav-
ing maintained high standard of excel
| lence throughout the school course.
Mr.. A. c. Tisdale and daughter Jessie
| were passengers on Friday nights boat for
Boston. Mr.. Tisdale went to accompany
his daughter, who is to spend several weeks
with relatives in Massachusetts, and return
| ed Saturday.
| Miss Alberta Farnham, B. H. S. '07, has
| returned from Rockland, where she had
| been taking course in stenography at the
| Rockland Business College. She will enter
the employ OF The City National Bank of
| Belfast on July 1st
| Many friends in this city will learn with
regret of the continued illness of Mr. Ed
ward n. Winslow of Lawrence, Mass.
| Mrs. Frank b. knowlton, who had been at
her brothers home for the past six months,
returned to Belfast last week.
| Miss Lena Clark, who has been in town for
| a short stay with her uncle and aunt, MIR.
and Mrs. +. II. Beiyea, at the West End,
| went to her home in Freedom Tuesday noon
| for her vacation. Miss Clark is assistant prin-
cipal in Northfeld Seminary at Northteld,
Mass.-Portland Express
MIR. and Mrs. Wallace H. Tarbox of Frye
burg were in Portland last week. Mr.. Tar
| box is in the insurance business i'll Brye-
| burg. Mrs. TarboX was en- route to Auburn
| to attend the &. A. r. Convention, She is
| one of the State of1icers.-POrtland Express.
Rev. Ashley A. Smith, Messrs. W. j. Dor
man and w. E. Kvtman will go to Unity
Sunday afternoon, where Mr.. Smith gives the
ST. Johns Day address before the Star in
the East Masonic Lodge of that town.
They will make the trip in Mr.. Kotman's
auto.
Roy K Hack, son of Rev. and Mrs. r. T.
Hack of Gorham, will be graduated at Ok
ford University, England, June 20. Mr..
Hack was graduated from the Portland High
school in 1901, and four years later from
| Williams college Early in 1905 he took ex-
animation for the Rhodes scholarship, and
| that September entered Oxford He will
sail for home July 1.-Boston Globe.
| VIM. R. Marshall, for some years a resi-
dent of Sioux Falls, S. d., has accepted
position as treasurer and general manager
of the Eastern Importing and Manufac-
turing Co., with headquarters in the Board
of Trade building, Boston. He will make
his home in Winchester where Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall are already domiciled.
| Among the physicians who attended the
annual meeting of Maine Medical Associa-
tion in Bangor last week were E. E. Brown,
of Bangor and Belfast; r. D. Walton, Frank
fort o. E.,Haney, Boothbay Harbor; Mel
win A. Wardwell, Penobscot; Benjamin p
Hurd, Thorndike ;Norman r. Cook, Brooks !;
Fl. E. Show. Bucksport, Adelbert Millett,
Searsmont; E. L. Stevens, Belfast; B. B..
Foster, Portland. At the opening session
DR.. Elmer E. Brown read a paper on Bright's
| Disease and the Ocular Manifestations.
Edward B. Pillsbury, native of Belfast
and brother of the late f. A. ii. Pillsbury,
formerly of the firm of Haynes & Pillsbury,
i Ru., IL,