The Republican journal., 1908-01-16
PERSONAL.

Charles F. Thompson leaves today for
business trip to Boston.
Miss Margaret A. Dunton returned last
week from brief visit to Boston.
Charles H, Vose of Thorndike visited
friends in Belfast the first Of the week.
Miss Sibley of Freedom was the guest of
her sister. Miss Irene Sibley, over Sunday.
Orrin J. Dickey went to Island Falls
| Thursday to assist at Red Mems install
!asion.
| Milton B. Hills and his mother, Mrs. NJ.
E. Hills, were in Belfast Monday from
BuckspOrt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howard of Caribou
are visiting Mrs. Howard's mother, Mrs.
Sarah j. Logan.
Miss Clara r. Steward of Northport is
the guest of Miss Marguerite D. Pilsbury
for a few days.
| Mark Wadlin, who is attending the E. NJ.
| c. S. at Bucksport, spent Sunday at his
home in Northport.
Capt. and Mrs. E. II. Colby, who have
been visiting in this city, left Tuesday for
] tucli hofuc III SuuSCt-
4; James Haney left Monday for Massachu-
sets to visit relatives and has closed his
house on Union street.
Mrs. Alfred Hatch and daughter Ruth
of Dark Harbor have been visiting Mrs. f.
II. Marshall in Camden.
Ella n. Snow returned to her home in
Watervile Saturday after few weeks visit
with her brother, W. H. Snow.
Miss c. Frances Welch has been visiting
her sisters the past week in Rock land, Mrs
NJ. ". Messer and Mrs. q. A. Collins.
/ E. A. Wentworth of Rock port is cutting
the frame for a vessel at Turner's Landing,
Chickahominy river, Virginia, to be built
at Bath.
Among the students who entered the
Rockland Commercial College last week
were Alberta W. Farnham of Belfast and
Leona II. Barter of Isle au Haut
| Miss Edelle Hatch, who has been studying
at nurses training school in Waltham,
Mass, since the early fall, has entered the
Waldo County Hospital ON probation for a
course.
NlSSeS bcIthd "a w lleN anu hupl ISuu-
ale went to Orono Friday to attend dance
at the Theta Epsilon House. They were
the guests of friends over Sunday, return
ing Monday.
| The Norway Advertiser has fine cut of
! Henry P. Boody, formerly of Brooks,
''founder of the Caduceus, the Norway
High school paper Mr.. Boody is princi-
! pal of the school.
| Mr.. and Mrs Hosea w. Rhoades were
given a reception on their arrival last week
in Lee, where Mr.. Raoades is pastor of the
Baptist church. The reception was a very
pleasant affair and was largely attended.
Leon X. lussey of Waldo is one of the
new students entering OAK Grove Semina-
ry, NaSsalboro, this term. llayford, '0S,
of Belfast, has been appointed manager of
the baseball team for the coming season.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Mace entertained at
dinner last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Mace, Miss Mildred Mace, Ralph Mace and
| Miss blanche Harris of Portland, MIR. and
| Mrs Frank Stevenson, A. Nj. Murray and
| Harry Haley of Brunswick k-Brunswic
| Record
Roy 7. Hack, who has been visiting his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Roin T. Hack, in
Gorham, left January 9th for New York,
where he sailed Saturday on the 5. s.
Lu>itania for England to complete his
| course of studies at Oxford.
The 9th annual convention of the Maine
| Laundrymeu's Association was held at
Hotel North, Augusta, Jan. 18th, the meet
ing lasting nearly all day and concluding
with a sumptuous banquet in the evening.
S. A. Parker of this city is Il member of the
executive committee.
Professor James Norris Hart, head of
| the department of mathematics at the Uni
versity of Maine, was in Belfast last Thurs
day and visited the High School in the
| interests of the committee on approved
schools, of which he is Il member. He
found the school in very satisfactory con
dition.
In the newly issued Bowdoin catalogue
the only Waldo County students registered
are in the Medical School They are Her
bert Wilder Hall of Brooks and Willis
, Leroy Hasty of Thorndike, fourth year,
and James Donald Clement of Belfast, first
year. There are 1894 students registered
this year.
Mr. Frank +. Knowlton has very de-
lghtful trip in prospect. He will leave
Belfast Feb Sd for New York, aud sails
from that port the 9th on the 1900 ton
steamship Arabic for cruise of 70 days to
the Orient and the Mediterranean. Seven
teen days will be spent in Palestine and
| Egypt, and there will be many shore ex-
cursions at places of interest. Mr.. Knowl-
ton expects to leave the party III Liverpool,
and spend some time in England, Scotland
and Ireland.
Friends in this city are much interested
in the announcement by Captain and Mrs
George w. Chase, of Calao, Peru, of the
engagement of their daughter, Elena E.,
to Mr.. Raymond Guyer, civil engineer,
who has a position in Peru. Captain
Chase is the son of the late George S Chase
of this city and is resident manager of the
New York house of w. A. Grace in Callao.
Miss Chase has many friends in this city,
where the family have often visited, who
extend best wishes.
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