The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-02-04
PERSONAL.

Judge George E. johnson was in Augusta
tuesday on business.
| Miss Louise Pitcher of Camden is visiting in
Boston and vicinity.
deorge A. Matthews went to Boston last
Thursday on brief business trip.
Mrs A. c. Mosman has returned to her home
IN Lisbon Falls after visit with friends in
Belfast
Mr.. Frank E. Logan and Miss Mae Somers of
Bangor are visiting Mr.. LIS mother, Mrs. T
P. Logan.
Ralph Snow has been spending few days in
Castine during the past week, as the guest of
his parents.
Rev. Albert E. Luce left Monday to attend
the convocation week services at the Bangor
Theological Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Gilchrest left Mon
day for Fruitland Park Florida, where they will
spend the remainder of the winter.
Mrs. Miles S. Jellison and little daughter
Verna have recently been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A c. Mosman in Lisbon Falls.
Mrs. Charles Smith of Lincolnville, who re-
Gently returned from Bath, is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Lermond in Camden
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hastey of Jackson have
been spending few days in Fairfield with
Mrs Hastey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. K
Drake.
Fred T.Chase went to Waterville Wednesday
to attend the funeral of Mr.. George W. Dorr,
one Of Watervlles most highly respected and
influential citizens
Prof. c. W. Davis, Arnold Whitehouse and
Harold Hayford of Oak Grove were guests at
the A. T. 0. house, Colby College, Saturday
evening and Sunday.
Mrs. George E. Brackett, Hon. R. F. Dunton
and Rev. William Vaughan were in Augusta
Tuesday to attend the hearing in the interest
of the Chldren's Aid Society.
Miss Mary Alice Pitcher returned to her
home in Northport Friday after teaching a
successful term of school at Albion Miss
Pitcher is graduate of E. S. N. S. 'OS.
Mrs. Stevens of Lincolnville, Me-, who has
been visiting her son, DR.. T. H. Stevens of
Tenants Harbor. left Wednesday for Boston,
Il.
-Thomaston Herald.
Game Warden Walter I. Neal of Belfast, in
the employ of the Fish and Game Commission.
was in Augusta Friday on matters of business
and left on Train 102 for trip through Knox
county-kennebec Journal.
Irwin Eugley and Homer Smith of Lincoln
vile have cut ice on Hobbs pond for the people
in Hope and vicinity and also for Herbert
Howe and Mr.. Pendleton of Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Perry and daughter Mar
ion, from Belfast Me-, are here to spend the
winter and have made their home at Mrs
Hoods at corner of Magnolia and Ballard
streets.-St. Augustine, Florida, Evening
Record, January 23rd.
T. Dexter Guptill, who has been employed
in Mathews Bros. factory for twenty-eight
years, has retired. Mr.. Guptill is not one to
rust out in idleness. however. and will find
work to do on his place.
Friends in this vicinity of Mrs D. E. Dickey
of Mexico, Maine, will be interested to learn
that she has resigned as teacher of the first
and second grades in the Central school, and as
teacher of drawing in the Mexico schools.
Her resignation is much regretted
Mf. and MIS- w 1illam l.. Cook S many friends
will be interested to learn that they have NOV
ed from Neihart to Billings, Montana, since
the recovery from pneumonia of their two
little sons. Mr.. Cook is now on the road for a
large Minneapolis drug house, but still keeps
up his store in Neihart.
The many Belfast friends of Mrs. j. w.
Hatch, who with Mr.. Hatch, has been in at
tendance at the special evangelistic services
held in Presque Isle, will be interested in the
following item:
Mrs. j. W. Hatch wife of Evangelist Hatch,
has proved very pleasing acquisition to the
special meetings with her pleasing voice as
singer and also as an effective speaker.
The Journal is in receipt of 'The Dawn" the
attractively monthly published at the Connecti-
cut School for Boys at Meriden, Conn. The
Typographical work is done by the class in
printing, and is most creditable. Mrs r. C.
Leonard, formerly of Belfast, is the supervisor
of the sewing room, and Miss Harriet Furbish
of the boys kitchen.
Thursday the Mayhatma club and guests
were favored with a pleasant winter dav for
their annual trip to Gorham. They met with
Mrs. Roln I. Hack. At l. 30 p. m. a delicious
picnic ulIlller was served. f0llOWlng the social
hour, Rev. Rollin T. Hack delivered his annual
sermon to the members which proved to be
intensely interesting. The guest of honor was
Mrs. Hacks father, MIR. Fobes.-Portland Ex-
press.
Belfast friends of Miss Foster will be inter
ested in the following item from New Eng
land Telephone Topics: "Miss Margaret Foster,
who has been the chief operator at Dover
larger office in assuming the chief operators
duties at Bath. Miss Fosters conscientious
work, both as toll operator and chief in
smaller office, has earned promotion to the
position at Bath
Miss Grace E. Burgess, Mrs Albert Burgess
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Qumby and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles S. Bickford left Wednesday for
Augusta, to attend the reception given by ex-
Governor Hill to the members of the Maine
Press Association and Legislators on Wednes-
day evening, and the sessions of the Associa-
tion on Thursday. Miss Marguerite D. Pills
bury, Miss Clara r. Steward Miss Katherine
c. Quimby and Orrin J. Dickey leave this
morning to atte to-day's meetings
Postmaster George T. Hodgman of Camden
recently entertained at his camp "Hate-To-
Leave-lt,' at Lake City, a party of gentleman
friends. The Rockland Opinion says: The