The Republican journal., 1909-06-10
PERSONAL.

Miss Lillian Mowry in Searsport.
Rev. E. S. Philbrook delivered the Memorial
Day address in Sanford May 3lst.
Arthur Shales is at home from the Univer-
sity of Maine for the summer vacation.
Miss Alberta Farnham returned last week
from few days visit with friends in Rockland.
Mrs. Frank Hamm is visiting Frank P.
Hamm and wife at Hiram DORIS in Bucksport.
Harry and Frederick Starrett arrived from
Bangor last week for brief visit to relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Howes and Miss
Howes returned from Boston by Friday morn
ing's boat
Mrs J. W. Emery of this city has opened her
cottage on Maple street, Northport campground
for the season.
Miss E. Louise Heald is at home from Bos-
ton where she has been attending the Museum
School of Art.
Russell H. Lord has been elected leader of
the Colby Glee Club, and Harvey Allen of Cam
den is the manager.
Hon. A. l. Brown and Mrs. Brown arrived
Friday night to spend few weeks at their
home on Miller street.
Lester Pendleton of Islesboro was in this
city over Sunday as the guest of Orrin j.
Dickey on High street.
Miss Jessie C. Nickerson of Searsport was
recently the guest of Miss Deborah Williams
on Court street, Houlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Bickford left Sun
day morning for Orono to attend Commence
ment at the University of Maine.
Little Earl Chamberlain, student at the
Mute School in Portland, arrived home last
Saturday for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Scott has moved her furniture from
Belfast to the house of her father, John M.
Ellis, in North Deer Isle.-Ellsworth American.
Miss Louise Hazeltine returned last Thurs
day from Boston, where she attended Miss
Frances Howes' graduation from Miss McClin-
tock's School.
Rev. D. L. Wilson and Mr.. A. J. Knowlton
returned Saturday morning from Frankfort,
where they attended an installation and ordina-
tion on Friday.
Mrs. Lizzie e. Andrews and daughter Izzelle
leave Saturday morning for Temple Heights.
where they will spend the summer Rociland
Courier-Gazette.
DR.. Elmer Small left last Friday on a fishing
trip to Rainbow lake and was joined Monday
by Hon. A. 1. Brown. They expect to arrive
home the last of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Cobb of Bangor
have been spending few days in Northport
the past week as the guest of friends and look
ing after their cottage property there.
Rev. A. A. Smith went to Dorchester Mass,
this week. and oficiated last night at the we'd
ding of Mr.. Ralph 0. Critchett and Miss Airline
Stafford, which took place in Dorchester
Miss Louise Read has returned from Port
land, where she has been attending business
college, and will act as stenographer for the
Read Garage & Machine Co. during the summer
City Treasurer and Mrs. Frank ]. Small of
Watervile have arrived home from their we'd
ding trip to England and Mrs Small came to
Belfast last Saturday to visit her brother,
Samuel Hodgkinson, for few days.
Miss Emerald Bradnan of this city took the
part of "Mehitable Doolttle" in the three act
farce, Breezy Point" given by the Colby Col
lege girls in the gymnasium Saturday evening
for the benefit of the Womens Athletic Asso-
citation.
Mrs. Robert S. Davis of Camden celebrated
her Goth birthday May 31st. She had many re-
membranes from friends and received hosts
of callers during the day. She is able to assist
in household duties and is remarkably smart
woman.
Representative Norman H. White of Brook
line, Mass, will be candidate against Cover
nor Draper next fall if the railroad holding
bill passes the legislature in its present form.
Mr.. White is summer resident at Saturday
Cove and an ardent yachtsman.
Albert w. Stevens was in town from Orono
for over Sunday Mr.. Stevens, who was grad
uated from the electrical engineering course in
the class of 1907, received his Masters degree
yesterday, and leaves Orono today for Idaho
City, Idaho, where he will have charge of
power plant
Mrs. W. C. Pooler was given a surprise
party Saturday afternoon in honor of her
birthday by a company of lady friends. Re-
lTeSuWeHIS VI SdlduS, SdHuWicHeS, cake, cOffee
and ice cream were served. A very jolly time
was enjoyed. Mrs. Pooler, though taken by
surprise, became at once the entertaining host
ess.-Camden Herald.
Clarence Morgan, who has been employed in
Belfast the past few years, has returned to
Ellsworth with his wife and opened a restau-
rant in the Gaynor building on Water street
There will be a general restaurant on the
ground floor and ladies' dining room on the
second foor.-Ellsworth American
Carleton Doak came down river from Bangor
on the boat last Friday afternoon, having sue
cessfully passed his examinations at the Uni
versity of Maine Law school. He will return
in the fall, and meanwhile will go a-fishing and
otherwise enjoy himself after winter of hard
study.
Ex-Gev. John D. Long of Massachusetts, has
accepted an invitation from the Maine Com
mandery of the Loyal Legion to be present
August 9th, at Paris Hill, and take part in the
dedicatory exercises of the Hamlin memorial
tablet. Gov. Long was born in the adjoining
town of Buckfeld.
Miss Mary Helen Bird, who has been taking
course at the New England Conservatory of
Music, Boston, has been offered an excellent
position as supervisor of music in the public
schools at Presque Isle. The offer came to
her through the recommendation of her pro-