The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-04-29
PERSONAL.

visits to Boston and Washington, .. c.
Miss Myra Achorn of Camden was the guest.
recently of her sister, Mrs. E. A. Jones.
Rev. A. G. Roberts left Monday for a weeks,
business trip to Boston and Cambridge Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen S. L. Shute are receiv
ing congratulations on the birth Of daughter,
April 26th
Mrs. Albert Cushman of Boston is the guest
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fred w. Brown.
Court street.
Miss Marguerite D. Pilsbury returned Mon..
day from visit with Mrs A. C. Siblev in Dor
chester, Mass.
George D. Otis has arrived at the stock farm
East Belfast, and will be joined later by Mrs
Otis for the summer
Mrs. Horace Chenery, daughter Margaret
and governess, arrived from Boston bv Fri
day mornings boat.
Mrs. George W. Stoddard is expected home
today from several weeks visit with friends in,
Schuyler, Nebraska
MRS. Parish l.. Strout, who spent the winter
IN Worcester, Mass, is at her home in Fast
Belfast for the summer.
William A. Hill of Winterport, University of
Maine, 1908, has gone to Poplar, Montana,
where he has an engineering position
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Whtten are the
guests of Mrs. Whitten's parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Henry M. Perkins, in Merose, Mass
Rev. G. H. Harvey of the Dixmont Circuit
arrived by Monday nights train for few davis
visit with his former parshioners in West
Northport.
A friend in this city has received letter
from Mrs. Allan McLane, dated Rome, Italy,
IN which she says she will not come to Belfast
this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Hazeltine, Mrs.
James H. Howes and Miss Annie M. Bean
spent few days at the Hotel Walcott New
York. en- route to Washington, D. C.
Mrs. H. P. Adams sailed from New York
Saturday on the Hamburg American liner
kalserln Auguste Victoria to spend the sum-
mer with friends in a chateau near Paris.
Asher c. Kinds, parliamentary clerk to
Speaker Cannon, has accepted the invitation
to deliver the Phi Beta Kappa Grafton at the
next Colby college commencement in June.
Rev. S. L. Hanscom has left Castine and gone
to Houlton to live with his son. Rev. Warren
A. Hanscom accompanied his father to Bangor
where he was met by his son, Rev. A. H Hans
com.
Arthur Condor will leave Nav 1st for Gree.
". ColOraHn tn
oon Mercantile Co., and his place in the store
of e. f. Owen will be taken by George Robert
son.
clayton W. Mayors, who has been connected
with the Mount Waldo granite works as
draughtsman, has resigned to accept position
with the New England granite works at West
erly, R. l.
X. F. Jaynes, who has been general manager
of Hoods creameries in Maine for several
years, has rendered his resignation to take eff
feet May list. He will be succeeded pv E. G.
Roberts of Brooks
Mrs. Ethel E. Luce of Somerville and Mrs
Edith H. Mahoney of East Somerville who
were called here by the death in Belmont of
their brother, Eugene E. Thomas left bv boat
Monday for their homes
The many friends in Portland of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace R. Tarbox Of Fry ebure will he
pleased to learn that Mr. Tarbox who has been
i'll for the past six weeks is gaining
a little and is able to sit up d short time daily
Portland Express
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Eeveredge of pulni+
Harbor announce the engagement of their
daughter, Orrie Lealda, to Isaiah Adebert
Bowdoin of Cornish. Miss Beveredge is one
of the popular teachers at the Maine Industrial
school at this place.-Hallowell Register
Mrs Elmer Small, who is in the Eastern
Maine General Hospital, Bangor, underwent a
second severe operation April 22nd and recent
reports state that she is improving DR.. Small
will return home today from brief visit in
Bangor.
The first Mayflowers to find their way to the.
Opinion sanctum, this season, We're sent from
Bucksport by Mrs. l.. C. Cummings, a charming.
St. George girl, who resides in Prospect since
her marriage. Thanks for the flowers and for
the kind memories of Mrs. C.s old home i'm
piled by the sending.-Rockland Opinion.
Mrs. Dickey's friends in this vicinity will be
in the following item from the Mexi-
co correspondence of the Rumford Falls Times:
Mrs. D. E. Dickey injured her hand quite bad
ly last week and blood poisoning was feared for
a time, but all danger is past and the wound is
healing nicely
At the recent session of the Troy Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church the Rev
James E. {. Sawyer, d. D., was appointed pas
tor at Newtonville, beautiful residence
suburb of Albany, N Y The church edifce is
a new one and one of the finest in the con-
ference, and the change is in every respect
most attractive one.
Miss Rose E. Cleveland is in Boston the
guest of Miss Evelyn Ames of 26O Beacon
street, and while there will decide whether she
will go abroad for the summer or accept the
invitation of Mrs. Grover Cleveland to be her
guest for the time at her beautiful summer
at Tamworth, N. H.
Orman B. Mckechne of Burnham. who had
been OIL business trip in Aroostook County,
visited his brother, Elmer c. McKechne in
Dover Friday night and Saturday before re-
turning to his home. Mr.. Mckechnie plans to
plant about 35 acres of potatoes on his Burn
ham farm during the coming season, which
with one exception will be the largest acreage,
he has yet had.-Piscataquis Observer
Dickey's second Washington excursion of
of this season will leave tonight for Boston and
Washington, D. c. Mr.. Dickey will accompany
the party, which is COMPOSED chiefly of KNOX