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

PERSONAL.
Kate Douglas Wiggin is at her summer home
in Hollis.
Mrs. A. A. Small was called to Winthrop last
week by the illness of her mother.
Edmund P. Brown of Bangor is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Brown.
Miss Josie Wiggin of Bangor arrived last
week to visit her brother, Frank R. Wiggin
Mrs. L. E. Shorey of Citypont will leave the
last of April to visit relatives in Forsyth, Mon
tana.
VIM. c. Crawford of Boston is in Belfast
called by the illness of his mother, Mrs. S. R.
Crawford.
Mrs. George Wiley returned Monday from
Old Town, after short visit with her hus-
band, who is employed there.
Leon G. Wagner, who is attending Hebron
Academy, was the guest the past week of his
grandmother, Mrs George W. Lewis.
Langdon B. Wood of Cobalt Ont, formerly
of Bangor. is the guest of his father, Frank P.
! NooS, az lis Suii4liiSi iioiiS III SdSlllle.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Mark Dolloff arrived last Satur-
day from Boston. They spent the winter at
Niagara, where Mr.. Dolloff had employment
Rev. David Brackett of Brooks and R. E.
Page of Jackson were called to Belfast last
Saturday to attend the funeral of Albion E.
Moore.
Miss Maude kimball has returned to Dexter
and Miss Nellie Ramsdel of Addison, Maine,
has taken her place in the Belfast Central
Telephone Office.
Miss Isabel Towle, who is teaching in North
Andover, Mass, arrived home last Friday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L.
Towle, East Belfast.
Mrs. Melville c. Percival of Portland is in
Belfast,ealled here by the serious illness of her
brother W. c. Coombs. At this writing he is
much improved and on the road to recovery.
DR.. and Mrs. George ". Stoddard left last
Thursday for a trip to Washington, D. C. They
will visit for several weeks with Mrs. Stod-
dard's relatives in Nebraska before returning
home.
Mrs Maude johnson Woodbury. and little son
Kenneth j., who have been the guests of DIR.
and Mrs. S. W. johnson, have returned to their
home in York after short visits in Bangor and
Portland
Mrs Mary Russell of Gardner came to Bel
fast last Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Ansel F. Stevens She was accompanied by Miss
Chastene A. Stevens who had been her guest
during the school vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Miller Ross of Lincolnville
have returned from trip through Massachu
; setts and Rhode Island, visiting relatives and
friends While in Rhode Island they visited
: Mrs. J. C. Miller and daughter, Mrs. Annie
Watson.
Mrs Sarah H. Libby recently celebrated her
SIND birthday at her home, 159 High street.
She received large number of post cards from
friends at home and abroad, and other gifts,
both useful and acceptable, made the anniver-
, sary happy one.
Edward H. Fletcher, who has been engaged
!, in teaching music in Abilene, Texas, has been
elected to the head of the piano department in
Oxford College, Oxford, Ohio, and will enter
upon his duties there at the beginning of the
school year September 14th.
Mrs. Edith Brown Arnold and little son Rob-
ert of Springfield, Mass, have been visiting
friends in Syracuse, N. Y, and last week spent
few days with Mrs. Edith Dunton Cool in
Madison, Wisconsin. Later they joined Mr..
Arnold in Chicago, where he was called on
business.
Conductors Plaisted, Mace and McKenney of
f the Maine Central ard C. H. Potter of the Ban
gor & Aroostook attended the union meeting
. of railroad organizations held in Worcester
Mass, last Sunday afternoon. number of
5 prominent speak were present and Presi-
dent Taft addressed the railroad men.
Henry Wyman of West Montville has sold
/ his farm to William Bowler of China. Mr.
Bowler sold his farm at China last fall and has
, been spending the winter with his father-in-
a law, Mr.. Flye in Thorndike. Mr. Wyman ex.
poets to move the first of May His Montville
friends are sorry to have him leave town.
/ A. j. Knowlton, superintendent of schools
( and Clarence W. Proctor, principal of the High
! school, went to Bangor last Friday to attend g
4 meeting of the superintendents and principals
, While at Bangor Mr.. Proctor made short
visit to the University of Maine at Orono
Others present at the meeting from this county
were A. c. Treat of Stockton Springs and C
, R. Purington of Winterport.
5 Capt. Alzo M. Carter, who has been in com
E mand of the sch. Maude Palmer, has beer
! transferred to the Jane Palmer, a fve-mastel
4 1898 tons net. He left the Maude at Ports
3 mouth March Goth for the Jane in Boston anc
sailed March 3Oth for Newport News to loat
coal for Boston or Portland His many Bel
fast friends will be pleased to learn Of his pro
motion and wish him abundant success.