The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-04-02

Lee Pulsifer, who has been employed in
the Mathews Bros. mill, has gone TO Aroos-
took county to work on farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. L. Gardiner, who came
to Belfast some time ago from Chicago, left
Monday for Gilman, Ill. They were accom-
panied by little girl they had adopted
from the Girls Home in this city.
Misses Ida and Marjorie Carleton returned
last week from Winterport, where they were
the guests OF relatives. They we're accom-
panied by their cousin, Norman Cuddy, who
Is to be their guest for short time
The daughter who arrived at the home of
Ray Perkins at North Brooksville recently
has goOdly number of relatives. Besides
four grandparents she has five great-grand-
parents and three great-great- grandparents.
Miss Elizabeth A. Quimby and Miss Eth
elyn Basket of Hannibal, Miss, arrived by
train Saturday evening for the spring vaca-
tion from Wellesley College Miss Basket
is the guest of Miss Cora S. Morrison, Court
street.
Hon. Harry R. Virgin and Albro E. Chase
of Portland and James P. Hutchinson of
Lewiston, who were in Belfast last week to
attend the meeting of Palestine Command
cry. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
ii. Quimby.
Miss Frances Howes and her roommate,
Miss Lee of Kansas City, Mo-, arrived by
train thursday evening to spend the vaca-
tion from the Mt. Ida school, West Newton,
Mass, with Miss HoWes' parents, Mr. and
Mrs James H, Howes
Geo. W. Bartlett left Monday for Portland
where he entered DR.. Alfred Kings Hospital
and underwent an operation for appended
tbs. He is doing nicely. DR.. + L. Stevens
accompanied him, returning Tuesday
NJ. L. Mitchell has bought place in
Franklin, Mass, and will move his family
there the last of this month The house he
yacates, which he sold some months ago to
Dr. W. II. West, will be occupied by Con-
ductor Atkins and family
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Royal
Latham and little daughter Marie, who
have been living in the Frye Block for
year or more, regret they are moving to
keene, n. H., where MIR. Latham has a
biSC positioH III Il SHOS
Mr.. John f. Darling of Winterport, ae-
companled by his wife, Mrs. Lottie Dar-
ling, while in Boston recently dined "A few
of their many friends at the American
House. 1t was thoroughly enjoyed, as usu-
al, for Mr. and Mrs. Darling are most grace
full, genial and successful entertainers
Herald of Truth.
Hon. George E. Bird of Portland, who
has been nominated as an associate justice
of the Supreme Court, is the senior member
of the well known law firm of Bird Il Brad
ley. The junior member, VIM. NJ Bradley.
is a Bucksport boy and Il graduate of Bow
doin.
Waldo Peirce, 'OS, was the winner Of the
handicap hammer throw on Soldiers field
yesterday afternoon. With handicap of
20 feet, Peirce proved an easy winner, his
distance being 40 it. 10 in. Second place
went to i H. Ruch 10, handicap 20 Ieet,
distance 127 it. In, while third place was
captured by c. }. Nourse 0a, handicap -
feet, distance 100 ft.-Boston Globe, March
9th
The University of Maine students at home
from Orono for the Easter recess are: Will
liam NJ. Black, 90, Ralph W. Gould 10,
Clyde r. Shute and Lynwood i. Thompson,
II, and Colby A. RackIitfe and William
Vaughan, Specials. Miss Beulah f. PHI
brook, II, of Sanford. is the guest OF Miss
Frances A. Sargent, Cedar street.
George IL. Bems of Wiscasset, for three
years manager OF the Crosby Inn, Belfast.
and for many Years at the kiueo House,
MooSehead Lake, has leased the ilo>mer
House, Camden, and Will have the house
open for guests by May 1St. Before the
ruSa of the summer season he will accom-
modate transient guests and commercial
travellers.
One of the two Newton, Mass, evening
schools, situated in the Horace Mann tiram-
mar school, Watertown street, Newtolvllle,
closed recently with appropriate exercises.
The school was most successful thi, year,
the total enrolment being 2SS The average
attendance was l20, although prior to Christ
mas the average was l45h, lleadmaSter
Frank w. Chase of the Bgelow School, Il
former principal of the Belfast High school,
was in charge. The course of studies iu-
cuded all of the elementary branches, as
we'll as sewing and other specialtes.