The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-03-18
PERSONAL.

Miss Amy E. stoddard spent Thursday in
Watervle.
Mrs. George E. Brackett made business
trip to Augusta last week.
Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Dinsmore left Monday for
a few days visit in Boston.
Miss Florence Carter of Maiden. Mass is
the guest of Mrs. E. S. Bowker
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Dorman will return to-
morrow, Friday. from visit in Boston.
Hon. and Mrs. Robert F. Dunton left last
week for visit in Boston and vicinity,
Miss Blanche Pitcher of Northport left last
week for Boston for the millinery season.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bradbury left Monday
for few weeks visit in New York City.
Mrs. John Chadwick was the guest of friends
in Liberty last week, returning home FRIDAY,
Mrs. B. P Hazeltine is expected home this
week from Boston, where she spent the winter.
Miss Ada Mitchell of New York. formerlv NJ
this city, is enjoying vacation trip to Ber
muda
Mrs. H. B. Cunningham is visiting in Natick
Mass, and attending the millinery openings in
Boston.
mrs. Leo Buckman returned to her home in
Boston Monday, after spending a numle er Of
weeks in town.
Miss Edith c. Wilson arrived from Ca diner
Saturday to spend two weeks vacation with
relatives in Belfast
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Clements Of Winterport
in Pnlf
week visiting friends
Mr.. viii r. Howard will arrive Saturday
from Pennington, N. H., to spend the spring
vacation with friends in Belfast
Mrs. Howard L. Whitten left last week for a
short visit with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Henry M. Perkins, in Merose, Mass.
Mrs. F. J. Rigby entertained the Scherzo
Club Wednesday evening at her home in
STRAIT hglass Park-Rumford Falls Times
Mr.. Wilson Ellis left Mill Valley, Calf,
Wednesday night for Belfast, called here by
the critical illness of his mother, Mrs Annie
Ellis.
Mrs. Samuel H. Lord returned Thursday
from Massachusetts,, where she was called
several weeks ago by the Illness and death of
relatives.
Roscoe Rollerson of Citypoint has returned
home from Taunton, Mass, where ne has had
employment the past winter in the Insane
Hospital.
Miss Frances A. Sargent returned to Gorham
Normal School last week to resume her studies,
after few days spent at home with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Sargent.
Mrs. B. F. Wells left last week for Boston.
and was joined this week by Mrs. F. 6 spin
ney. They will attend the openings and select
their spring millinery stock,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Read returned sat
urday from weeks visit in Boston where
they were the guests of relatives. NJ Read
attended the automobile show
Miss Belle Greenlaw left last week for Bos-
ton, where she will be joined by Miss eunie
Trull for trip to New York waer, they ..i'l
attend the millinery openings
Miss Louise W. Richards left Monday fo.
Pennington to resume her position 10 the
Normal School after spending the vacat
with her mother, Mrs. Annie Richards
Mrs. Augusta S. Frederick and Mr. Charles
w. Frederick at Hotel Genesta, Augusta,
Georgia, for month or more Augusta is
rapidly developing into the leading winter
resort of the South
Mrs. F. Wallace Chase of Newtonville
Mass, Mrs A. T. Ringold of Brockton Mass,
and Mrs. Paul Delaney of Omaha, Neb, were
called to Belfast last week account of the
illness of their mother, Mrs. L. L. Robbins
Mr. Era6 IF =, .i+, l.
foreman of the ship joiners in retitting the
steamers Harvard and Yale of the Metropolitan
Steamship Co. for their summer work This is
a responsible position, but Fred is capable of
filling it.
Emory F. White of Belfast, a fine tenor
singer, will give song recital in Memorial
Hall Wednesday, March oath, under the
auspices of the Womens Alliance. Mr. White
has given recitals in Presque Isle and numer-
other towns and always with the highest
satisfaction to ALL ort Fairfield Review.
March 1st, which was his 62nd birthday
Charles N. Allen of Montvil!e was r,ected
town clerk for the 22nd consecutive tire The
office has sought the man. and not The man the
Office, and it hardly need be added that ne is =
very competent as well as popular otfic,a.
Miss Zettie Hamm has returned to the posi-
ton of N. F. Telephone operator ana rpsta,
Telegraph operator at Oakland, NE from
which she resigned last fall. the telephone
office having been furnished with power for
ringing, which will make the work much pleas
anter and less difficult
Bowdoin College was recently adm tied TO
the Eastern Intercollegiate Track ASSOCIATION.
and Belfast people will be Interested know
that J. b. Pendleton. 90 the New Yors u,sn.
ager OF the Wright q Ditson Company. repre-
scented Bowdoin before the admission CON.
mittee.
Norman A. Read. graduate pharmac Isl who
for the past six years has been employed m the
drug store of Poor n Son, viii leave -pon for
Portland. where he has a tine position with II.
II. Hays Sons. one of the leading drug firms Of
Maine. Belfast is sorry to lose Mr. Read. who
is general favorite and deserved so ,nd he
will have the best wishes of every one
DIR. Elr'er Small, president. and Messrs. VIM.
X. Mason. $. A. Parker and Dr O. ; Vlckery
were in Gardiner Tuesday to represent the
Belfast Board of Trade at the semi annual
meeting of the State Board. The Belfast Board