The Republican journal., 1910-04-07
PERSONAL.

from visits with her daughters in Cambridge,
Mass, and Portland, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Elkins and family,
VINO spent the winter months in Florida, ar
rived home last Saturday.
Mrs. Camilla A. Hazeltine and Mr. and Mrs
Reginald Hazeltine and daughter will arrive
from Boston next Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood of Boston arrived
last Friday and were guests er Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs W. F. Quimby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Knight of Augusta re-
turned home the first of the week, after visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Miller
The many friends of Mrs. C. G. Winslow will
he pleased to learn that she was able to walk
Gown street, shopping, last Monday.
vi Flye of Bangor, auditor of the Eastern
Division of the American Express Company.
was in Belfast few days this week.
Miss Marian Hazeltine, spent the Easter vaca-
tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Haz-
eltine, and returned to Smith College yester-
day.
Miss Winnifred Sanborn, who has been
spending the winter with her sister, Miss Essie
sanborn in Bath, arrived home last s. lrday
night.
Mrs. Caroline Crosby and Miss Anne C.
Crosby, who have been at The Carolina, Pine
hurst, S. c., have returned to Boston and are
at The Vendome
Relatives in this city of Mr.. and Mrs Ray
mond Guyer ELENA Chase) have received an
nouncements of the birth of son. at their
home in Callao, Peru March 18th.
Miss Florence D. Chaples arrived Friday
from Portland, where she is attending Shaw's
Business College, called home by the serious
illness of her father, Capt. Henry j. Chaples.
Capt. Royal W. Warren and Miss Edith M.
Southworth are among the Belfasters who are
planning on making the Washington excursion
in May under the management of Orrin ]
Dickey.
Mrs Charles Brier and daughter, Miss Helen
Gardner Rrier. of Brooklyn. N Y. have arriy
ed here and are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Curtis on Condor street. Thev will
spend the summer months here with Mrs Ruf,,s
X. Patterson on Northport avenue.
The Springfield Advocate, in noticing the re-
election of E. F. Littlefeld formerly of that
town, to the Belfast common council. rakee
mention of recent patent issued to Mr.. Little
field for valuable invention on shoe MANN
featuring machinery
Austin W. keating says he did not decline
the office of assessor because of the law ouoted
IN The Journal last week, but because Of 3 call
for his services in another direction, and that
had he accepted the assessorship he should
have resigned from the board of registration
before qualifying.
The many friends Of Hon. Clarence s. Bur
leigh, editor of the kennebec journal, will be
pleased to learn that he has returned from a
long vacation, much improved in heath. and
has resumed his editorial work Mr. Burlegh
is one of the most forcible political writer's in
the State an d his editorials are always logical.
Frank L. Holmes of Bangor was at Citypoint
last week for short visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank S. Holmes, before leaving.
for Presque Isle, Me, where as civil engineer
he will have charge of the work on 50 miles of
railroad now being constructed by the B. 4
A. Mr.. Holmes is skilful ard success full
engineer and his many friends Will be glad to
know that he has entirely recovered from his
serious illness of last October and IS once
more able to be engaged in active work
Major Holman T. Day has just completed
reading the proofs Of his new novel. The
Ramrodders which will be issued from the
press of Harper & Bros. April 2oth. ard last
Sunday he embarked at Portland On the
schooner Nathaniel 7. Palmer for voyage to
Norfolk as the guest of Capt. Elliott Gardners
Major Day will take his typewriter along with
him and expects to do some work he has ahead
of him on board ship. He also will gather
material for a sea story which he plans on
writing sometime during the next year.
This is going abroad for home news. but a
personal note received this week from Boze-
man, Montana, has the following. Il was inter
ested to see in The Campus University of
Maine) that Houston Small had landed part
in the L. Of NJ. Dramatic Club PLAY and that
means something this year as the cast is small
and there has been pretty warm competition;
also that Harold Richards was one OF the 30
retained in the baseball, squad. This weeks
alumni notes also said that "B3lly" Black is
teaching in the Blake Reform Schoo. for back
ward boys and that his address is 529 West
114th street, New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Morrison are at the Hol-
land House, New York. In personal note Mr..
Morrison says: MRS. Morrison and l. after
spending about week in Boston and New
York, took my daughter Ruth TO Fortress Mon
roe, Hotel Chamberlain, for her Easter vaca-
tion, spent a week of comfort there, a few days
in Richmond and Washington then to New
York, my daughter returning to Rosemary
Hall, Greenwich Conn, while we. after a few
days here, will return to Minneapolis. We
were fortunate today, March 2Sthl in seeing
the fleet of sixteen ships come in from Cuba
1t was very interesting
Mrs Celia A. Eells was happily surprised by
a group of Eastern Star friends on the ami
versary of her birth, at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. s. A. Reed, in MINNEAPOLIS Mimi
Friday afternoon March 18th. Handkerchiefs
galore We're showered upon her from a dantily
trimmed wheeibarrow, which little Mason Smith
trundled to her keeping step to the strains of
music from the piano played by Mrs Reed.
Mrs. Louise Lyon johnson offered words of
fecitation and closed her remarks by reciting
an original poem composed for the occasion by
her. Anagrams furnished the amusement, an
exquisite handkerchief being won by Miss
Bertha Adams and a beautiful book by Mrs.