The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-06-03
PERSONAL.

Supt. c. F. Ames of the Western Union was
in Belfast last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Dinsmore are in
Boston for short stay
Miss Stella Durgin spent Sunday at her
former home in Islesboro.
Mrs. John Lowell of Prospect is in town for
short visit with relatives
Maine Hills returned to Boston last week
after several days spent in town.
Mrs. Annabel Underwood and Mrs. Eta
Brown are visiting in Vinalhaven.
Miss Jennie Tibbetts of Lewiston spent Sun
day and Monday with friends in Belfast
Miss Flora Blake has returned Brockton.
Mass, after visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Norris of Milford, Mass,
are visiting friends in Belfast and Searsport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard F. Mason. who spent
the winter in Mattapan Mass, have returned
home.
Sheriff and Mrs. Amos F. Carleton returned
Saturday night from a short visit in Winter
port.
Dr. Herbert Pummer of Union was in Bel
fast Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. R.
W. Warren
Mrs. Carrie c. Pendleton arrived last night
from Stamford, Conn.,, to be the guest of Mrs,
B. P. Hazeltine
Mr. Bert Eaton of New York is spending a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Quimby at
Pitchers Pond
Lynwood B. Thompson, IL, is at home from
| fha piy uof
course in Forestry.
W. W. Merrill of Hudson, Mass, arrived
Sunday and will visit for short time in Bel
fast and Winterport
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Parker went to Rockand
and were the weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. I. Burroughs.
Rev. David L. Wilson of the Congregational
church delivered the Memorial day address
in Jackson on Monday.
Voney Thompson,who recently sold his farm
and carriage business in Center Montvle, is to
take up his residence in Belfast
Mrs. Celia Prentiss and daughters Emma
and Visa of Augusta arrived last Saturday for
brief visit with Mr.. Alvin Blodgett and
family.
Miss Lovisa Hart has returned from Round
Pound, where she spent the winter with her
sister, Mrs. Morton, and is at her home on
Miller street.
Rev. and Mrs. J. True Crosby of Auburn
went to Unity Sunday, Mr.. Crosby delivering
the Memorial Day oraton there yesterday
Lewiston Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Hazetine of Dor
chester, Mass, arrived Saturday for over the
holiday, as the guests of Mrs B. P. Hazeltine,
Court street.
Edward H. Kelley of Brewer has been elect
ed president of the B. Kelley & Co., corpora
tion, formed here recently,to succeed Elmer l.
Rankin, resigned.
Miss Winnifred H. Kimball, who is having
two weeks vacation from her duties as book
keeper in the Telephone Office, left last week
for trip to Boston.
Mrs. Frank H. Colley of Biddeford, who was
admitted to practice law at the recent term of
the Supreme court for York county has opened
an Office at Old Orchard.
Mrs. Ruth Robinson the department secre-
tary of Maine, Ladies of the G. A. r. was the
guest of Mrs. F. N. Savery this week and at
tended the meeting Tuesday.
Irwin o. Hills came home from the E. NJ c.
s. at Bucksport for over Memorial day. He
was accompanied by Mr.. Herbert Campbell of
Michigan, who assisted at the service in the
Brainard schoolhouse on Sunday evening
Miss E. Frances Abbott arrived home Satur-
day from Virginia Institute, Bristol where she
finished the Junior course of languages music
and expression and will spend, the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Giles G. Abbott.
Mrs. Sophie B. Rich of Winterport was the
recipient OF two dozen choice pansies recently.
To one who has not been from her door since
October, 1908, this delight was like an oasis in
the desert to weary traveller, refreshing
vision.
The many friends of Albert W. Stevens U.
of M. '07. will be interested to learn that he
has accepted an exceptionally fine position in
Boise City, Idaho. Mr.. Stevens who has been
taking post graduate at Maine, ex-
poets to receive his M. S. at Commencement.
The Journal had a peasant call Monday from
Henry W. Burrill of Hartford, Conn. who was
on his way home, having delivered the memo
rial address at Searsport, his native place, the
day before. We print the address in full in
other columns by request of many of the
Searsport people, accompanied by an excellent
portrait of Mr.. Burrl
AT an entertainment given by pupils of the
WaynAete School, Portland, May 2sth for the
benefit of the Associated Charities of that
city, four of the young ladies taking part were
from eastern Maine Wnifred Nichols of
Searsport, Agnes Parks of Pittsfeld. Lillis
Towle of Bangor and Margaret Pierce of
Frankfort "The Kleptomanic a comedy in
one act, was presented, Miss Nichols taking the
part of Mrs. Valerie Chase Armsby, young
widow, and Miss Peirce the part of Kate, Mrs.
Buskns maid
Friends in this city have received from Ross
Ernest Patterson, of Capt. and Mrs. E. o.
Patterson, attractive invitations and pro-
grams for the class day of Drexel Institute
Philadelphia, on June 7th. Mr.. Patterson who
is to be graduated from the Electrical Engi-
neering course, is class president, and has g
prominent place on the program. Beside de-
hvering the welcome, he is to give banjo