The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-05-06
PERSONAL.

.. y. Nrant OF unity was IN Waterville Mon
day on business
Miss Clara R. Steward of Northport is the
guest of friends in town this week.
Miss Flora Rich returned home Tuesday
evening after visit with friends in Whitman
Mass.
Mrs. George Fred Terry was one of the pa
tronesses at the Junior Prom at Colby College
last Monday evening
George A. Williston of Troy is in town this.
week for visit with his mother, Mrs. Emma
Advertiser
Mrs. Maria Peirce has returned from Ban
gor, where she spent the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs Frank J. Starrett and family
Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Aver of Bangor announce.
the engagement of their daughter, Miss Helena,
to Edward M. Dexter of Milwaukee, Wis.
Charles B. Hazeltine has passed the exami-
nation for admission to the u S. Naval Acade-
my at Annapolis, Md, and is now cadet.
Mr.. Ralph o. Critchett of Boston will re-
turn home Monday from short visit in Bel
fast
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Shea expect to fin
ish their dramatic season in Canada this YEAR
and hope to be in Belfast about the first of
June.
Amos Clement and his son, John C. Clement.
LETT here Monday in their launch for Seal Har-
Dor, later reporting by telephone their safe
arrival
Professor Leon Elmer Woodman of the De-
partment of Physics, University of Maine, was
in town last week and visited the Belfast High
school,
Capt. and Mrs. E. 0. Patterson, who have.
been in Philadelphia, are now at Charleston. s.
Z. They expect to be in Belfast by the middle
of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard L. Whitten have re-
turned from visit with Mrs Whitten's par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Henry NJ Perkins, in Mel
rose, Mass.
Miss Clare Vaughan returned Saturday from
a visit to University of Maine friends in Orono.
She was guest at the Mt Vernon House dur
ing her stay.
Rev. A. A. Smith, who has been attending the
Masonic Grand Lodges in Portland, will visit
his mother Mrs. A. B. Smith in Auburn, return
ing home Saturday
Miss Florence E. Dunton was in Bangor anos
Orono Friday and Saturday in attendance az
the meetings of the Maine Branch of the Newr
England Classical Association.
Friends in this vicinity of Rev. and Mrs T,
ii. Derrick, formerly of Standpoint will be in
terested to learn that they leave Andover, Me.
this month for Massachusetts.
Rev. G. H. Harvey returned to Dixmont Sat
urday after visit with his former parishjoners
in West Northport He was the guest of Rev
and Mrs G. G. Winslow over Friday,
Clarence French, Esq, of Walthanl. Mass.
with two sons, Joseph and Herbert made a
snort visit in his old home last week, returning
Saturday. A much needed rest and a desire to.
see Belfast people prompted the visit
Mrs. E. P. Frost arrived home last Friday
night. She attended the meeting of the Ma
tional d. A. R. in Washington. D. c.. as a dele
gate from John Cochran Chapter of this city,
and visited friends in Boston on her way home.
Wilmer j. Dorman, Rev. A. A. Smith. Dr. W.
Y. Libby, Adrian G. Tuttle and others are in
Portland attending the meetings of the Masonic
grand bodies. Ralph H. Howes will leave for
Portland today to attend the meetings of the
Grand Commandery this afternoon and even
ing
AT the annual meeting of the Bangor Y M.
{. A, held last week, two former Belfast bows
were elected members of the committees
Nicholas Makana is the chairman of the COM
mttee on extension work and Fred Starrett is
a member of the athletic committee for the.
Juniors.
Milton j. Goodere and family came to town
Thursday evening from Limestone to visit with
Mrs. Gooderes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Baker Mr. Goodere has for some years been
the particularly popular and accommodating B.
& A. agent at Limestone. He now goes to
Stockton to take a similar position with the
Northern Seaport Railroad. We are all sorry
to lose such people from our county
Fairfield Review.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Robbins of Old Towrq
sailed from New York April 18th, for Naples
They will visit the Azores, Gibraltar, Agers.
and many other places of interest in Southern
and Western Europe including Italy, Germany,
France and England Mr.. Robbins is the editor
of the Old Town Enterprise and well known as
an excursion manager.
Mrs. Anna Sargent Hunt a native Of Hal
lowell, for many years resident of Augusta
and later of Auburn, was recently elected vice
president of the Daughters of Maine club of
Somerville, where she now resides. Mrs. Hunt
at one time resident of Belfast. Her
father, Rev. Sylvanus G. Sargent, was pastor of
the Baptist church from 1888 to 1874
Miss Evelyn P. Morrison is to be an sssis-
tant in the leather working course to be given
at the Summer School of the Handicraft Guild
of Minneapolis from June 18th to July 17th
Miss Morrison, who is graduate of the Mu-
scum School of Art, Boston, has been most
successful in her chosen work. She will be
at home after the close of the school for a
vacation.
Governor Fernald is out of the State. on a
trip south, and hence this item in the Augusta
correspondence of the Waterville Sentinel:
"Acting Governor Arthur l. Brown is still
at his Office in the Secretary of States office,
. and smilingly said that he Rad not made any
new appointments yet. "I'm too busy taking
in money this morning to attend to much else
remarked Governor Brown about two thou
sand dollars in the first mail is going some for
dull times, think. Here's nice little check
of 81, 1876 from the Process Copper company,
just arrived. They want to increase their
capital stock from 81 900 to $l2,O00,0OO."