The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-02-24
PERSONAL.

OF Mrs. +. X. Conner last week.
Mr.. Clement. w. Wescott returned Satur-
day noon from few days visit in Boston.
Mrs. H. W. Currier of Camden spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. George Sweetland.
Mrs. Carrie E. Peirce left Monday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Horace R. Childs, in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Bickford returned last
Saturday from a ten days sojourn in New York
city.
Ralph Collins returned to Waterville last
Monday to resume his studies at Coburn Clas-
sical Institute
Mrs. Mildred Hager of Charlestown, Mass.
is the guest of Mrs. Helen Bird at her home
on Cedar street.
Mason Goodwin of the ticket department of
the M. c. R. R., Portland, was in Belfast last
week on business.
Messrs. Fred C. White and E. NJ. Hall are
expected home today, Thursday, from their
southern cunning trip.
Miss Louisa H. Ferguson will leave the last
of the week to attend the millinery openings
in Boston and New York.
Mr.. Stephen L. Perkins and son Stephen D.
of Ellingwood's Corner arrived recently to
visit relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Woodman arrived from
home, Shore Acres, Northport
Mrs. D. P. Palmer left Monday morning for
Somerville, Mass where she was called by the
serious illness of Mr.. Charles F. Wildes
Miss Julia Vaughan of Ctypoint arrived
home Saturday after visit of several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. L. S. Woods, at Wells
Beach, Me.
Frank L. Gardner proprietor of the Elm House,
Auburn, Me-, was at Citypoint last week for a
visit with his mother, Mrs. Augusta Gardner,
who is in feeble health
Messrs. Linwood Thompson, Harold Rich
ards, Marthon Doak and Houston Small came
home from the University Of Maine 10 spend
the Washington Day recess.
Mrs. Clement w. Wescott left last week for
visit with friends in New York Mrs. Clar-
ence E. Read substituted for her as soprano in
the Unitarian Church choir last Sunday.
Miss Eva E. Perkins, teacher in the 9Th
grade In Old Town, arrived Saturday to spend
few days vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester E. Perkins, at SO Miller street.
c. O. Dickey has been reelected general
manager and superintendent of the Wesleyan
Grove campground for the ensuing year. He
is the right man in the right place, popular
with the public and looks we'll to the interests
of the association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ritchie are in Lewiston
for few days and will attend the Shrine ball
given at the Ladies night of the order this,
Thursday, evening. Mr.. Rtchie will also at
tend the ceremonial exercises of the Shriners,
tomorrow, Friday, evening
Mr.. Thomas Barber of the Merchant & Mar
iners' Transportation company was in Belfast
last week to make arrangements with Orrin j.
Dlckey for an extra trip to Washington April
9TH. This will include visits to Norfolk. Va,
Portsmouth Navy Yard, Old Point Comfort
and Baltimore
Mrs. C. E. McIntire, who had been the euesi
of friends in this city for some weeks. returned
to Camden last Tuesday, accompanied by Mr.
Mclntlre, who joined her here. They will
spend the winter in Camden, but early in the
spring will go to Long Island, where Mr. Nc
lntire is to build a wharf and engage in the
fish business
The First Congregational church of Gorham
declined to accept the resignation of Rev
Rollln l. Hack as pastor and last Sunday Mr.
Hack withdrew his resignation and will take ;
vacation of six months Mrs. Hack, who ha:
had long illness, is improving 1t was the
to tender his resignation.
Cards have been received in Camden an
nouncing the marriage in Hollywood. CAL, o.
George Curtis Mansfield and Bessie S. Hudson
on Wednesday evening, February 9th, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Hudson at % Hudson avenue. The
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs George Mans
field of Los Angeles, Cal, form erly of Camden
The Journal had call Tuesday from Chris
topher M. Gallup, agricultural editor of The
Waterville Sentinel, who was making his firs
visit to Belfast. He was impressed with the
fact that Belfast is a pretty well as busy
place, and had just come from an inspection
of the Coe- Mortimer plant, where he found A.
me at work. He should come in th. summe
to see Belfast at its best.
The Colby Alumni association of Boston an,
vicinity held its 29th annual reunion and Dime
at the Boston City club last Friday night
Among the guests were Pres. Arthur J. Rob
erts, former Sec. of the Navy John D. Long
Justice L. C. Cornish of the Supreme court
w. P. Whitehouse of Portland, Prof. Amo,
Marquand and Ralph Good, captain of las
seasons football team. Former Pres, Allen P
Soue was POSTMASTER
The many friends of Mrs. Oren Cammett O.
Belmont, who is spending the winter with hel
daughter, Mrs. Ada B. Morton, in Chicago, will
be glad to know she has been in excellent
health notwithstanding this is her first winter
in seventyeight years spent out of Maine
She is looking forward, however, to summe,
when she will return to her home in Belmont
She thinks this winter in Chicago does moi
differ greatly from winters in Maine; plenty
of snow and ice.
Hon. and Mrs. d. N Mortand, who are
spending the winter in Florida, We're at Day.
tonia, last week, and Mr.. M. writes: "This is
the best point we have visited yet They are
travelling quite extensively through the State