The Republican journal., 1910-06-23
PERSONAL.

Miss Lu Smalley is spending few days With
relatives in Castne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Luce returned last
Friday night from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Maude Martin of Bangor arrived Mon
day and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hall F.
Hoxie.
Mrs. Sarah Croe kett has returned to Rock
land, after visit with Mrs H. M. Bennett in
this city.
Miss Lou Thompson returned last Sunday
from vacation trip including Lynn, Waverly
and Boston.
Miss Elvira Braddock of New York is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs Lewis G. Auspland.
Miller street.
Mrs. A. c. Webber is in Searsport for short
visit, the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. jose.
phine Webber. :.
Mrs. A. D. Allen of Lewiston, sister of the.
groom came to Belfast to attend the Johnson
Flood wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel N. Rackliff arrived
home last Monday night from Portland where
they spent the weekend.
Mrs. Mary Twonbly and Mrs. Mary Norris
and son Willie T. left Wednesday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Arey in Hallowell
Leon Wagner has arrived home from Hebron
Academy and will spend the summer with his
grandmother. Mrs. George W. Lewis
Mrs. Frank l. Wilson, son Evah F. and
daughter Doris, arrived Monday from Orange.
Mass, to make their home in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall F. Hoxie and little son,
David Flanders, returned Monday from few
days visit with relatives in Waterville.
Miss Alice E. Simmons left Monday to at
tend the commencement at kent's Hill and
later will visit friends in Livermore Falls.
Miss Sadie Foye left Saturday to visit he,
sister Lillian at Knox Station and will attend
the wedding of her oldest sister, Rose Helen
Foye, in Waterville, June 22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. George Dodworth of New
York arrived last week, making the trim in
their touring car, and have opened their cot
tage on the North Shore, Northport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph o. Critchett of Dorcbes-
ter, Mass, arrived by boat last Sunday morn
ing to spend a vacation in Belfast. They are
visiting Mrs. A. W. Doe on Cedar street
Mrs. Edwin S. Bowker went to Brooks June
10th to attend stated meeting of Happy Val
ley Chapter o. E. S. The degree was con-
ferred on four candidates, after which ban
quet was served Mrs. Bowker was the guest
of Mrs. 0. W. Lane.
Miss SboIo +
Miss Nellie H. Hopkins last Monday and Miss
katherine Z. Brier, who has been employed by
Miss Hopkins for several years, took charge of
the Cunningham store. recently bought by
Mrs. Emma Brier
Mr.. F. E. Smythe came from Boston last
Thursday to spend few days at his home in
this city, returning by Monday afternoons
boat As recently announced Mr., Smythe has
resumed his business as a building contractor
and at present has four large contracts.
( Rev. Adolph Rossbach, pastor of the Uni
tartan church, ,and Miss Caroline E. White, Mrs
A. C. Carter, Miss Charlotte W. Colburn and
Mrs. Georgia S. Pendleton, delegates from
that church, attended the State Unitarian Com
ference in Pennington June 21st and 22nd.
Herbert and Rudolph Ringwall returned to
, Bangor Friday from Boston, where they have
been studying music since September last,
Herbert having been studying piano with Mr..
De Voto, Rudolph, violin. with Mr.. Winternitz.
two of the foremost teachers of Boston. The
Messrs. Ringwall have been frequent visitors
to Belfast and have many friends here.
Mrs. Eta Savery. the retiring treasurer of
the Dept. of Maine, Ladies of the G. A R., has
filled that office most acceptably for two terms
and was renominated again at the convention
in Bangor last week and would have been re-
elected had she not declined to serve Her re-
port made a most excellent showing for the
past year and showed she thoroughly under.
stood the duties of her office.
Maurice Nelson, boatswain's mate on the u
S. Cruiser South Carolina, arrived Tuesday
morning to spend short vacation with Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram P. Farrow in Belmont. He.
was born in Boston and when a mere boy ran.
away from home, without any real reason, as
he said Tuesday, and refusing to return home
he was put in the care of the Boston Children's
Aid Society. Mrs. Farrow took him from that
institution and kept him in her own home sew
eral years, as she has done with others. hay-
ing one at the present time. This was the
turning point for good in young Nelson S life
and his deep gratitude is apparent in many
ways. He speaks of Mrs. Farrow as mother,
although he visits and has pleasant relations
with his own people. In 1901 he Joined the
navy and was in the Ohio in the world cruise
which ended February %. 1903 He was
transferred to the South Carolina, which came
from Norfolk, Va, TO New York to meet ex-
President Roosevelt. He will join the ship in
/ NOrfolk after his bara M Nal.
captain of the ships gun crew that recently
beat the worlds record with shots and a hits
in 81 seconds.