The Republican journal., 1909-06-17
PERSONAL.
Eben F. Littlefeld was in Augusta this week
on business.

rarmlngton Normal School.
Mrs. Helen w. Crosby returned SATURDAY.
from short visit in Portland.
DR.. and Mrs. George W. Stoddard are enjoy
ing carriage drive through Aroostook county.
Miss Marian Hazeltine arrived home Satur-
day from Smith College. Northampton, Mass
Many Belfast people will regret to learn of
the death in Portland, last week. of Frederick
T. Pollister, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Pollister.
Mrs. Ralph B. Herrick and little daughter
Carolyn are spending two weeks with her par
ents in Fairfield
DIR. E. L. Stevens went to Portland last Fri
day to visit the hospitals and will be absent
about ten days.
Mrs. George R. Blodgett and children of
New York are in Bucksport to spend the sum-
mer with relatives.
Mrs. Spencer W. Matthews and Miss Belle
Mathews are at their summer home on the bav
shore for the season.
Miss Mary Alice Pitcher attended the Com
mencement at the E. S. N. S. at Castine from
which she was graduated last June
Belfast friends of Mr.. aud Mrs. Sidney M.
Bird of Rockland are extending congratulations
on the birth of son, Richard, on June 11th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy and daughter
OF Massachusetts are at their cottage on the
North Shore, Northport, for an extended So
journ.
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Nichols arrived at
Bucksport last Thursday from Philadelphia
and are the guests of Mrs. E. P Nichols on
Main street.
DR.. John Stevens is soon to return to Bel
fast, where he was in practice eight years be-
fore coming to Rockland, and where he will
doubtless re-establish a successful business,
-Rockland Courier-Gazette.
Mrs. E. ]. Morrison and Miss Morrison, who
have been spending number of weeks with
Mrs. Spencer W. Matthews, returned to their
home on Court street Monday.
William R. Beazly of Bucksport has been ap-
pointed clerk in the Office of the State treas
urer, taking the place of Donald L. Fowler of
Calais, who has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Bowker returned
home Saturday from weeks stay in Brooks,
called there by the death of Mrs Bowker's
father, the late Thomas D. Jellison.
Miss Eva E. Perkins, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester E. Perkins of this city, was
among the graduates June Sth from the East
ern State Normal school at Castine.
Mrs. Reuben Jackman of Newburyport, Mr.
and Mrs. Emerson Robbins of Lawrence, Mrs.
7. A. Small of Stoneham, Rev. A T. Ringold of
were in Belfast to attend the funeral of Mr. L.
L. Robbins, Friday, June 11th.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Jones left Bucksport
June 11th for Greenville, where Mrs. Jones and
children will spend the summer at Wilson
pond. In the fall they will go to Boston, where
they will make their home, as Mr. Jones on and
after next January will have headquarters
there.
Mark j. Bartlett, Esq, prominent attorney
of Watervlle, was in this city Friday on busi-
ness. He is a son of the late Jonathan Bart
lett of Montville, who had many business and
social connections in this city and county, and
his visit relates to the settlement of his faith
er's estate.-Rockland Opinion.
Mrs. Annabelle Underwood and friend, Mrs.
Brown, of Belfast, have been guests of Capt
and Mrs. E. H. Colby the past week. Capt.
and Mrs. Colby have moved into their cottage
at the shore. Prof. and Mrs. Henry B. Dates
of Cleveland, O., will occupy their house dur
ing the coming summer, as they did last sea-
son.-Deer Isle Messenger.
Prof. Roy X. Hack of Williams College,
formerly of this city, sailed Thursday for Eur
ope, and will first go to Oxford University, for
which college it will be remembered he won
the Rhodes scholarship. In August Prof.
pastor of the Second Parish church of this
city, now of Gorham, will join him and the two
will spend the remainder of the summer in
Greece.-Portland Argus.
Among the many who attended the gradual
ing exercises at the Castine Normal school
last week was Mr.. Young of Palermo, gentle
man of 80 years, whose granddaughter, Miss
Edna L. Osgood, took prominent part. Mr..
Young was in good health. appeared much
younger than would be expected from his ad-
vanced years, and keenIy enjoyed the day.
Among those who received their B. S. de-
grees from the University of Maine last week
William M. Black of Belfast, who was
graduated from the Civil Engineering depart
ment. Advanced degrees of M. S. were given
to Miss Joanna c. Colcord of Searsport '06,
(chemistry) and Albert W. Stevens of Bel
fast '07, electrical Engneering). Mr.. Charles
S. Bickford of Belfast, Maine, 'S2, was toast
master at the Commencement dinner.
Hancock county loses good citizen in the
departure of James H. Jones of Bucksport for
Boston. MIR. Jones is Brooksville boy, and
although representing Boston house has al
ways kept in touch with his home town and
county. For the past twenty years he has
represented the Baldwin, Robbins Co., whole
sale hardware. He leaves the road to become
a member of the firm. He also leaves a host
of friends in Maine. Mr.. Jones represented
the BuckSport class towns last winter in the
State legislature Ellsworth American
Hon. Arthur l. Brown and DR.. Elmer Small
returned last Saturday from weeks fishing at
Rainbow lake and vicinity. AS to fish in that
locality, it is only question of how many, but
no more are taken than can be eaten in camp
or brought home. At Rainbow lake the fish are
kept alive in reservoir until they are wanted
Mr.. Brown, as usual, remembered his friends,
and the writer had trout for his Sunday morn
ing breakfast as did others so generously re-
membered by the Doctor.
Hon. Arthur l. Brown arrived from his fish
ing trip to Rainbow lake Saturday, Arthur F.
Brown and little daughter Helen came from
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