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

streets both as to their appearance and use.
PERSONAL.
Capt. J. W. Jones has been confined to his
home several days with the grip
&C. Coombs of Pittsfeld was in the city last
week. He is travelling for a candy firm.
Mr.. B. F. Wells arrived last Thursday from
Burnham to spend few weeks at his home
here.
Hon. Albert Peirce left Frankfort last week
on business trip to Portland, Boston and New
York.
Mrs. Carrie E. Peirce returned Friday from
two months visit with her sister Mrs. H. R.
Childs, in Boston,
Mrs. Robert P. Chase and Mrs. Charles H.
Walden returned last Saturday from a few
days visit in Boston,
Reuben Snow of Winterport has secured en-
ployment with the Mount Waldo Granite
Works as blacksmith.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles C. Glover were called
to Rockland last week by the death and funeral
Va AAA' Al oIAS1, WI GlOVer.
Hon. and Mrs. A. E. Nickerson of Swanvile
were IN Belfast last Friday to attend the
meeting of the Waldo Veterans Association.
Horace Chenery was at home from Boston
few days last week on business. The family
will return here for the summer the first of
May.
Mrs. Elvira Cole of Burnham, who has been
caring for Mrs. B. L. Fitzgerald, is reported
/ sick with pneumonia at the Fitzgerald home
Pittsfeld Advertiser.
Mrs. Lizzie G. Benson and son Paul who
spent the winter months in Southern Califor-
MIA and in the West, are at their cottage at
Temple Heights for the season.
Mr.. Levi M. Poor of Augusta was in Belfast
last week and made arrangements with Mr.. A.
5. Heal for granite monument to be placed
on the Poor cemetery lot in Searsmont.
At the annual meeting in Portland, April 7th
of the Maine Bible Society Hon. John K. Dun
ton of this city and Rev. L B. Mower of Water
vile were elected members of the board of
trustees
Mrs. Mary E. Haugh will leave to-day,
Thursday, to visit her son, Henry NJ Haugh,
in Nahant, Mass and will attend his marriage
to Miss Harriet Webber, which takes place
April 21st.
Mrs. Albert E. Luce. who has been in Patten
three months, returned last Monday to spend
short time in Belfast. Mr. Luce will leave
the first of the week to attend the M, E. Con-
ference in Calais.
Mrs. Augusta S. Frederick and Mr.. Chas. w.
Frederick left ST. Augustine Florida, last We elk
and will spend few days in the historic city
of Charleston, s, c., before continuing their
journey northward.
Mrs. Dora Sanborn left Camden last Thurs
day for her home in Brooks after visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Adams. She has
just returned from a visit with her son, Ever
ett Boody, in Albany, N. Y.
l.. A. Farnswor'h of Winterport, formerly of
Dark Harbor, visited his mother, Mrs. w. P.
Farnsworth at Dark Harbor recently on his
way to Northeast Harbor to take command of
steam yacht for summer resident of that
place.
Mrs Mary Pendleton has returned to Cam
den from Jamaica Plain, Mass, where she
spent the winter with her daughter, Mrs Ed
ward Oger, and will spend the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. G. Fred Porter on Megun-
ticook street.
Miss Elizabeth A. Quimby and Miss Cora S.
Morrison, who have been teaching in the public
schools at Ponce Porto Rico, will sail for New
York June 29th and due to arrive there
July 4th. Their school year closes in June.
/ They will spend the summer at home.
Misses Bertha A. and Martha E. Wiley, who
went on the Dickey excursion to Washington,
D. c., and remained a week in Boston on the
return, arrived home last Saturday morning.
Miss Bertha Wiley resumed her duties as book
keeper with the Swan & Sibley Co. last Mon
! day.
Mrs. Robert P. Coombs was called to Middle
town, Conn, last week by the death of her
uncle, Charles Reynolds. Mr.. Reynolds was
born in Winslow and had large circle of
friends there and in Waterville. He has visited
here several times. He is survived by widow,
| two daughters and son.
William Farrar of Chestnut street, who grad
uated from the High school four years ago,
will enter Bowdoin College in the fall Mr.
Farrar class president and one of the
brightest boys, who has ever graduated from
our public schools.
This must be willie" Farrar, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Farrar, who moved from Bel.
/ fast to Bath some years ago.
The exchange managers of the eastern dis.
trict of the New England Tel & Tel Co. met
last Thursday morning at the Penobscot Elk.
change, Bangor,in conference with E. T. Emer
son, manager of the district Routine matter.
pertaining to the conduct of the company.
business was discussed. Among the manager.
present was R. B. Herrick of Belfast,
DR.. John Stevens of Belfast, was in thi,
city, the first of the week calling on his man,
friends here. On Sunday, at the home of Capt
William Young, with DIR. G. L. Crockett O.
Thomaston, he operated on Mr.. Mark Youne
of Matinicus for cancer of the lower lip, which
had extended to the lower part of the neck
making extensive dissecting away of the dis
eased tissues necessary.-RocklandO Opinion
Mrs. Sarah Matthews, who is one of the old
est residents of Eastport, and who has jus
passed her Goth birthday, is wonderfully pre-
served despite her extreme age Five gener
ations of the Matthews family are now living