The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-04-01
PERSONAL.

Hugh D. Mcclellan of Boston is the guest of
his father
E. T. Frost left on Monday afternoons boat
for Boston and New York on business.
Miss Myra Goss of Lewiston arrived last
night to be the guest of Mrs E. L. Stevens.
Miss Lena St. John of Boston is employed as
head miliner at the Fashion for the season
Miss Gayle Ryder of Islesboro is employed
the millinery department at The Fashion.
Miss c. Lillian Spinney went to Stockton
Monday for few days visit with her father.
Miss Wentworth of South Weymouth Mass
Is the guest of her aunt Mrs Alfred A. Small
Miller street.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Parsons of LYNN. Mass.
are visiting their daughter, Mrs G. S White
Main street.
Amos Clement and his son John returned
Friday from Ashville, N. c., where they spent
several weeks
Mrs. Fred Payson and son Carle have re-
turned to Guiford after visit with Mrs.
Essie P. Carle.
George A. Giehrest arrived from Florida or
Sunday mornings boat. Mrs. Gilchrest will re-
main few weeks longer at Fruitland Park
MISS Cora S. Morrison and Miss Elizabeth A.
Quimby are expected Saturday night to spend
the Easter vacation from Wellesley College.
Roscoe Rolerson, who had spent some .wo
weeks In this city, returned this week to his
employment in the Taunton Mass. hospital.
Miss Alice P. Poor arrived Friday from Ros-
ton to spend her vacation from Simmons
College with her parents Hon. and Mrs c. O
Poor.
Abner Gilmore had an operation performed
in Portland last week for cataraets and is ra-
ported as DONG well, and it is hoped his sighc
may be restored.
Charles II. Field who has been in Bangor the
past three months under treatment for his
eyes, has returned home and is able to attend
to business as usual.
very pleasing recital by the piano pupils of
MISS jeanette Stephenson was given at her
home in Chester street, Pittsfied. Saturday
afternoon.-Bangor News.
Miss Frances Howes and her guest Miss
Mary Livingston of Portland Ore arrived last
night to spend the vacation from Miss McClin-
tock's school, Boston, with Miss Howes par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Howes
Owen Clement, conductor on the Belfast
branch, is confined to the house from injuries
received by fall when stepping off the train
at Ihorndlke few Gays ago. His injuries
were not serious, but will lay him up for
week or two. Baggage Master Ambrose Nor
rison is in charge of his train
The University of Maine students are at
home for the spring recess, with the exception
of William M. Black, who is the guest Of
friends IN Windsor. Those at home are Ralph
w. Could Miss Louise F. Hall, Lvnwood B
thompson, Arthur Shales, Colby A. Racklitfe
Gay E. Holmes and William Vaughan. Jr.
Andy L. Knowlton returned Friday night
from Portland, where he went to have an
operation performed upon his eve, Injured bv
the explosion of a railroad torpedo at the Re-
we're House a few days ago. A bit of the tin
was found imbedded in the eye bali ami it was
found necessary to remove the injured eve
Mr. Knowlton recovered from the cneration
nicely.
Some interesting postals have been received
In Belfast from G. W. c. Drexel and MIR L. L
Biddle, summer residents of North Isesboro
The cards were mailed in Peru South America
and are representations of the architecture
and the natives of that country They say.
1--WE are a long ways off from Belfast as YOU
see, and are bound around through tha straits
of Magellan, but we will be on hand nas sum
mer, b. W Mr. DrexeFs yacht the ''4.cedo
IN which his party is making this voyage is
the same in which they made their trip around
the world two years ago