The Republican journal., 1909-03-04
PERSONAL.

Edwin A. Jones left Saturday for business
trip to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Shorey are visiting rel
atives at Citypont.
Miss Mae Collins returned to Boston Tues.
to resume work in millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William HOFFMAN left Wednes.
day for visit in New York.
Mrs. Anna Stephenson of Pittsfeld visited
her old home in Unity week last.
Miss Louise W. Richards arrived Friday from
harrington to spend the vacation at home.
Elon B. Gilchrest was in town from Boston,
on a brief business trip the first of the week.
Mr' Frank A. Richardson of Rockland wass
the guest, this week of Mr.. and Mrs Howard
C. Whitten
Gay Holmes of Belfast has been elected Fl
member of the Freshman pipe committee a.
the University Of Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Perry Coombs of Islesboro.
spent Sunday in this city with Mrs. Coombs'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Hasson.
Mrs. W. c. jackson announces the engage.
ment OF her youngest daughter, Miss Albertins
M. jackson, to Mr.. Eben 7. Hatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Perry left St. Augustine
Florida, March LIST for Norfolk Va, vbsrs
they will spend the remainder of the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. F. f. Griffin left Florida last
Monday en- route to Washington, D. c., where
they will attend the Inauguration of President
Taft.
Col. Levi M. Poor has been chosen marshal
Tor the coming observance of Memorial dav bv
the comrades of Seth Williams Post, No II G
A. R. of Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Smyth returned last Sat
urday from Massachusetts, where thew bac
spent several weeks, and are at their home or,
Northport avenue
Miss Stella Mae Lord of North BrooksviIla ;s
one of the students who won the highest hon.
ors for the first half of the winter term ar
Coburn Classical Institute
Mrs. Edwin P Frost is in Bath, attending the.
sessions of the State D. A. R. Council Dur
ing her absence she will be the guest of Mrs.
G. A. Dunning in Brunswick.
Miss Margaret Henderson of Fort Fairfield
arrived last week from Pennington, where she,
40 q SeuoSt'e al lie NORMAL SCnOOl Tor visit
with Rev and Mrs D. L. Wilson
Congressman Burleigh is member of the
reception committee which will have charge of
the reception features of the inaugural ball
which takes place at the National Capital this
evening.
The many friends of Miss Louisa H. Ferpu
son will be glad to hear that she is making
most satisfactory recovery after an operation
Tor appendicitis, performed by specialist in q.
private hospital in New York last week.
The November number of The World To-day
contains fine half-tone of Miss EVELYN P
Morrison of this city feeding the pigeons in St
Marks Square, Venice. Miss Morrison is in the
foreground surrounded by the pigeons and the
picture is a very attractive one.
Word was received Tuesday of the death of
Charles Ward, the little son of Frank F. Bark
er of Hamilton, Ohio, formerly of this city
His sister, Miss Inez Barker left Tuesday for,
Hamilton to remain about two weeks
Their Belfast friends extend sympathy.
Miss Winnifred Sanborn, who, since her re-
cent illness, has been spending vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M sanborn in
this city, has recovered sufficiently to resume
her duties and left Tuesday for Skowhegan
where she is manager of the Western Union
Telegraph office.
After closing successful term of school al
New Boston, N. H. Miss Julia Vaughan visited
friends in Chestnut Hl Mass. and her sister
Mrs. Woods, at Wells Beach, Me-, and arrived
at Citypoint Monday evening to pass the
remainder of her vacation with her parents
Rev and Mrs. J. W. Vaughan.
Charles B. Hazeltine son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Hazeltine of this city, has been nominated
by Congressman Rurleigh as a candidate tc
enter the U. 5. Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Md, and he is now at preparatory school in
Annapolis. He will take his examination for
admission to the Naval Academy in the spring
and enter in June
Mr.. Harry M. Prentiss was in Portsmouth. n
H., last week attending a congregational Con-
gress made up of delegates from the New
England Congregational churches. Rev. g. S.
Mills of Bennington, VT, and Rev. Rol,in T.
Hack of Gorham, Maine, We're also among the
delegates, and Mr.. Hack was elected ore OF the
councillors from Maine
Miss Alice NJ. Nickerson and Miss Florence
NJ Hill returned Tuesday night from two
weeks spent in Boston, Somerville and Haver-
hill, Mass. They We're the guests of Misses
Cora S. Morrison and Elizabeth A. Qumby at
Wellesley College during their absence, and
Miss Hill was the week end guest of Miss
Marian Hazeltine at Smith College
Miss Alice Thorndike is visiting a sister at
Dexter, Me-, after having enjoyed visit in
Barre VT, with a brother whom she had not
seen for twelve years. Miss Thorndike was
employed fol several weeks as telegraph oper-
ator at Lancaster, N. H., ard won many friends
at that place by her courteous manner of
handling business.
Kalamazoo financiers have subscribed $780,
900 in stock for new paper company to be
known as the St Lawrence Paper Co. and
have practically closed negotiations for the
purchase of one of the largest and finest paper
making plants in Canada. A specially will be
made of book papers. Ralph Emery, formerly
of this city, is one of the stockholders
GREELEY Colo, February 26 (SpeciaD,
Today J. J. Purcell and j. A. Arbuckle sold 64o
acres of drv land in the f'row Creek district