The Republican journal., 1908-01-23
PERSONAL.

| Mrs. James Fl. Huwes is in Boston for
several weeks stay.
Miss Marian Wells leaves this morning
for Boston to continue her musical studies.
Miss ENERGY CHM was the guest of Miss
Bessie Robbins in ROckland the past week.
Mrs. Willard Bean of Thomaston arrived
recently to visit her son, Maynard C. Bean.
Herman Cross of Belfast is registered at
the University Of Maine for the short win
ter course.
Mrs. Arthur W. Morse went to Camden
Monday and will be the guest of Mr.. aud
Mrs. W. S. Hill
in Camden the past week with her mother,
Mrs. L. NJ. Bryant.
Maurice Towle is at home from Haver-
hill, Mass, for visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. +. L. Towe
Mr.. Earle Strickland, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mrs. I. p Logan, return
ed to Madison Monday.
Mrs. Roy Webber has returned from Ban
for Miss Nellie Crowley.
Mr.. Frank L. Ho mes of Bangor visited
his parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Frank S. Holmes,
at Citypoint last week.
winter term. Phil j. Libby of Freedom has
entered the senior class.
Gen. C. W. Tilden of Hailowell attended
the meeting Of the State Loan and Build
ing Associations in Lewiston last week.
The journal had a call Monday from Mr..
G. A. Lewis, the treasurer Of the Fairfield
Journal Publishing Co. of Fairfield, Me.
Wilbur Knowles of this village was called
to Thorndike last week by the death of his
sister, Mrs. Edward Littefield.-Pittsfeld
Advertiser.
Miss Flora Putnam of ThomaSton was
the guest last week of her cousin, Mr.. L.
c. Putnam and also visited at the home of
Maynard :. Hean.
Capt. j. 0. Hayes left Monday noon to
join his vessel in Portland after few days
visit with his family. He will sail shortly
for Newport News, Va.
Mrs r. F. Dunton and Mrs. Amos Glenn
ent left yesterday morning for Lewiston to
attend the midwinter meeting of the Maine
Federation of Women's Clubs
Jerry Hayes. who is employed on cable
work for the New England Telephone Co..
spent Sunday at his home i'll Belfast and re-
turned to Guilford, Monday noon.
T 4 ,,;t
friends in Portland for a short time. Later
she will leave for Philadelphia, where she
will spend the winter with relatives.
Mr. White is a summer resident at Satur-
day Cove, Northport, and the owner of a
handsome yawLrigged yacht in which he
had an engine installed last summer.
Guy Gurney, son of the late Richard
Gurney of Belfast, called on his mother re-
Gently in Washington, ID. G. He was on
his way to Atlanta, Georgia, where he will
have government position.
Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Quimby, Mr..
Charles A. Plsbury and Miss Marguerite
d. Pilsbury, Mrs. A. G. Burgess and Miss
Grace E. Burgess will leave today to attend
the Maine Press Association meeting and
banquet in Portland.
Rex c. GellerSon, University of Maine.
'O7, who is employed by the State Expert
ment Station to collect samples of fertiiiz-
ers, etc., from the dealers over the State for
examination at the Station, was in town on
business last Friday.
The following nominations were made by
r. n for 1a
prevention of cruelty to children-Elizabeth
L. Bracket, Belfast; inland fish and game
warden Walter l. Neal, Waldo; Trial JUS
tice-Franklin A. Greer, Belfast.
Guy TibbettS, who has been visiting his
mother. Mrs. Louisa NJ. Tibbetts, for the
past few weeks, left January 18th for Mon
tana. Mr.. Tibbetts is engaged in sheep
raising and has been very successful. He
expects to visit Belfast again in about two
years.
The many Belfast friends of Ralph Emery
will be pleased to learn that on Jan. 18th he
was elected vice president of the Citizens
National bank Of Independence, Kansas,
and a director in the First National Bank
and the Kalamazoo Trust Co., both of Kala-
mazOo, Michigan.
Hon and Mrs. D. N. MOrtland of Rock
land, we'll known in this city, have gone to
New York en- route for Mexico for the re-
mainder of the winter. They will go from
New York to Vera Cruz by steamer, touch
ing at Havana, and by rail from Vera Cruz
to Mexico City.
Mr. and Mrs. {. J. Pattee and Mrs. Les
lie G. Follett of this City attended the fu-
neral of Capt. E. W. Pendleton in Isles
boro last Friday. When Mrs. Follett was
a little girl she went to IslesborO on an ex-
cursion and fell overheard, and was rescued
by Capt. Pendleton.
| Tuesday, Jan. 2lst, was the birthday of
Mrs. II. c. Marden and she entertained a
number of her friends in the evening.
Bridge was enjoyed, refreshments served
and the hostess was duly congratulated.
Mrs. John Stevens and little son from
Rockland were present.
| Miss Mildred L. Prentiss of Brewer, a
sister of II. M. PrentiSs Of this city, and
Miss Beulah F. Philbrook of Belfast have
important roles in the play, "The Rector"
which is to be presented at the University
of Maine, Friday evening, Jan. 5lst, by the
I i r II l.