The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-04-30
Personal.


visit in Boston.
Mrs. Zion +. Gilchrest Went to Boston Fri
day for several weeks stay.
Miss Carrie NJ. Cutter leaves today for a
visit with friends in Boston.
Mrs a. C. Burgess left Monday morning
to attend the funeral of friend in Boston.
Mrs. Mabel Larrabee of Unity is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Roy Young, Congress street
Peter F. Welch returned by Friday morn
ing's boat from visit with his daughter in
Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Daniel Dyer of Winterport has been
the guest of Mrs. Eta Patterson at the Re-
we're House.
Mrs Effie NJ. Jackson and daughter Beth
of East Liberty are the guests of Mrs.
George Daggett.
Mrs. II {. Pitcher left Saturday for viz:
il of several weeks with relatives in South
Wymouth, Mass.
Mrs. Rob TT P. CoombS and laughter Ger
trude returned last Friday from a visit of
several weeks in Middletowri, Conn.
Miss Ethola W. Frost returned to Boston
Monday to resume her studies at the New
England Conservatory Of Music.
Mrs. Alma Parsons of Dixmont, Me,
spent part of last week visiting her sister,
Mrs. L. C. Putnam and niece, Mrs. w.
Nichols.
Miss Ida b. Burgess resumed her position
-, +bs, pauiStr1- nf DaadS pffit.a wppk
She had been out several weeks on account
of illness in the family.
Miss Katherine c. Quimby and her guest,
Miss isy Burt of New York, returned to
Boston Monday to resume their studies at
the New England Conservatory of Music.
Miss Ruby Goodale returned Saturday
from weeks vacation spent in Bangor.
Mrs. Leslie c. Folett substituted for Miss
Goodale as stenographer at the Duplex Rol
ler Bushing Company's Office.
Charles II. Field of the insurance firm
of Field & Quimby was at his office Monday
morning for the first time since the 4th of
February. He has been confined to the
house by illness and his many friends are
glad to know that he is well on the road to
recovery.
| Capt. Melvin l.. Park of the bark Alex
| ander Gibson passed through this city yes
| terday on his way from his home in Sears
| port to LadySmith, +. e., where he will re-
| join his vessel The bark has been charter
ed for two trips from LadySmith to Alaska.
| Capt. Park has been enjoying six weeks
| vacation ashOre.-BOston Globe April 25th
Superintendent of Schools Alonzo J.
| Knowlton, who is receiving many congratu-
| lations upon his reelection, submitted to a
| painful operation on his right eye at his
| Congress street home on Tuesday. 1t was
performed by DR.: f. E. Brown of Bangor,
assisted by DIR. E. d. Tapley of this city,
and was the second one Mr. Knowlton has
had.
A recent issue of the Rockland Courier
Gazette contains the following item concern
ing two former Belfast boys:
| j. A. I1avener returned recently from a
business trip to Boston in the interests of
| the Aqua Pret0 Mining Company, Sonora,
| Mexico, of which his brother, F. O. Haven
er, is president. Recent advices from the
property are very satisfactory, those re-
regarding the ''find" in La Colorado shaft,
| on The Cinch claim, indicating that the
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| than was at first reported.
| York High school is to have Thomas Nell
son Page for its commencement speaker
this year, and Belfast people will be inter
ested to know that the celebrated author
| was persuaded to grant the request of the
class by Principal Woodbury., who is well
| known here. Mrs. Woodbury. was former
| ly Miss Maude Johnson, daughter of DR.. S.
W. johnson. Mr.. Page has many such re-
quests each year, and the class and school
| are especially proud of the distinction
| which has come to them through Mr..
| Woodbury's successful efforts
Cards announcing the marriage of Miss
| Grace Greenwood of this city and Eddie
| Day of Old Orchard, have been received by
| friends of the bride in Lewiston and Au-
| burn. The bride is native of Portland,
| born in a charitable institution of that CITY,
! Later she was transferred to the Home for
| Girls at Belfast and later to the Industrial
| School of Augusta. 1t was from the latter
! Institution that she came to work for Mrs.
| c. C. Hunt of Auburn. Later she worked
| in the local shoe factories then went to Old
] Orchard to work at one of the hotels. 1t