The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-04-14
NUMBER Is
PERSONAL.

Ralph !. Morse, ESQ.,, was in Augusta on
business last Monday.
E. +. Frost dined last Sunday at the home of
Arnold Harris in New York city.
Mrs. Arthur W. Morse was in Stockton for a
weekend visit with Mr.. and Mrs Jake Eames.
Miss Florence D. Chaples returned to Port
land Monday to finish her course at Shaw's
Business college.
Mrs. B. F. Wells, Jr., of Auburn, returned
home last Saturday after brief visit with Mr..
Wells relatives in Belfast
Mrs. A. S. Daniels left last Friday for her
home in Guilford, Me-, after spending the win
ter with friends in Belfast.
Mrs. George G. Wells left on the noon train
Monday for Boston to spend week with her
daughter, Mrs c. Hervey EIowes.
Mr.. VIM. G. Crawford returned to Boston
last Saturday. His mother, Mrs s. f. Craw-
ford, is recovering from her recent ill-turn.
&. W. Coombs, who has been confined to his
home on Union street for several weeks. is i'm
proving and was able to be out last Tuesday.
The many friends of Hon. NJ. P Woodcock
will regret to hear that he is seriously i'll. He
is one of oldest and most respected citi
zens.
Miss Rena Black, who has been spending her
vacation at her home in East Belfast. left last
Saturday to resume her teaching in a
Brighton, Mass, school.
Martin F. Bartlett of Waterville. sneciar
fnf tha H.,
company, was in the city Saturday to adjust
the loss of William NJ Randall at Pineland
Poultry farm
Mrs. J. G. Brooks, who spent the winter in
Boston and vicinity, has returned to Belfast
and opened her house on Church street She
was accompanied by her nephew and niece,
Mr. and Mrs Drown.
Mrs Gordon Auspland has returned to her
home in Rockland after spending several
weeks with her son, Lewis G. Auspland She.
took her infant grandson, Clarence G., home
with her for an indefinite visit.
Miss Edna Conner, graduate of the Mil
waukee, Wis, Hospital, who has been to New
York for post graduate course at the Belle
vue Hospital, arrived last week for brief visit
with her uncle, Mr.. E. R. Conner.
Prof Charles E. Paul son of Mr.. and Mrs. 7
G. Paul of this city, has completed a wears en-
gagement with the Armour Institute of Tech
nology, Chicago, and has been reelected with
an increase of salary ard with commendation
of his last years work
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Shorey of NORTHAMPTON
Mass, are spending few weeks vacation at
Citypont with Mr.. Shorey's mother, Mrs. Ellen
F. Shorey, who will leave for Montana the lat
ter part OF this month, accompanied by her
nephew, Ernest L. Currier.
Miss Sue M. Partridge has received the fol-
lowing letter from Mrs. Lulu Upham, CORE
spending secretary of the New England Wom-
ans Press Association: ut is my very pleasant
duty to inform you that by unanimous vote
you were elected to membership in the New
England Woman's Press Association at the
April business meeting. We congratulate the
Association as well yourself Hoping ere
long to greet you personally am very cordial
ly yours
Earl Tibbetts, son of Mrs. L. Nj. Tibbetts of
Waldo avenue, expects to leave next week for
the sheep ranch of his brother Guy Tibbetts.
Earl was for some time with b c. Dinsmore &
Son, but more recently has been employed in
the meat market of f. A. Knowlton. His
genial and obligng disposition has won for him
many friends who will regret his departure
and who will wish him success in the new and
somewhat strenuous life upon which he is to
enter.
Mrs. Harriet n. and Miss Charlotte Carter
are anticipating a trip the coming season in
Capt. Alzo NJ Carter's new command, the Jane
Palmer. In a letter to his daughter Capt Car
ter gives some idea of the size of the vessel
She is 3,13s gross and 1898 net tons. 297.6 feet
length of keel, 326 feet length of hull on top.
and 426 feet from the end of the jibbooml to
the end of the spanker boom; 40 feet wide car
ries 4,500 tons of COAL draws 29 feet of water
when loaded and Is feet when light She has
excellent accommodations, with three spare
rooms and bath, all finished and furnished
nicely.