The Republican journal., 1910-06-09
PERSONAL.

Mrs. L. NJ. Stearns of Watertown, Mass, is
visiting at W. H. Shows
Favorable reports are received from Hugh
Hayford, who is in the Massachusetts General
hospital, Boston.
Mrs. Geo. E. Bracket will leave this morning.
for Rockport to attend the funeral services of
Mrs. John Clough.
| Mrs. Fannie S. Bridges of Stockton Springs
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs True Hayford,
at 26 Cedar street.
Mrs. S. A. Atwick of Cambr dge, Mass, is
the guest of Mrs. Georgia S. Pendeton at her
home on High street
Mr. and Mrs F. c. Andrews of Wollaston.
Mass are guests of Mrs. Andrews sister. Mrs.
S. A. Parker, Miller street
Mr.. and Mrs. T. George Dodworth are ex-
pected to arrive this week to occupy their cot
tage on the North Shore, Northport
Miss Frances Howes has returned from a
visit in Boston, accompanied by her friend
Miss Carrie Lee of Kansas City. Mo.
Sumner E. Austin of Dover, the new man.
ager of the Belfast District in the N. E. Tel. &
Tel Co., arrived Monday and assumed Charge.
Mr.. end Mrs. E. H. Haney went to Northport
campground Tuesday to get their cottage ready
for occupancy. Mr.. Haney will open his store
this week.
Jessie M. Spofford, leaves for Lynn the lat
ter part of the week after successful demon
stration of the StClaire Toilet Goods at Lords,
The Fashion.
Charles H. Walden has bought the Barns
house on Court street and will move there
from the Chenery house corner of Cedar and
Franklin streets.
Carleton Doak returned to the U. of NJ Law
School, Bangor, Tuesday, after few days visit
at his home here. He will take his degree and
receive his diploma this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Bickford went to
Orono last Sunday to attend Commencement
at the University of Maine, Mr.. Bickfords
alma mater. They will return this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bradbury arrived Sat-
urday from New York and Boston, where they
have been fof the past two months, and have
opened their hospitabe home on Northport
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Clark and family are
to occupy the Megunticook cottage at Temple
Heights during the month of July and Capt.
and Mrs. A. E. Clark are to occupy it the last
two weeks in June.
In personal letter Mrs. Arthur l. Brown of
Augusta says that they expect to open their
Belfast home on Miller street about June 18th,
or soon after Mr.. Browns return from his
fishing trip to Rainbow Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Chenery arrived from
Boston last Saturday morning in tLer new
touring car, accompanied by Miss Annie V.
Field, who went to Boston by steamer with
Mrs Chenery to make the trip,
Mrs. Alice l. Thombs returned last Tuesday
from South Bend. Ind, where she spent the
winter Her daughter, Mrs. c. L. Millhouse
will arrive in about two weeks to spend the
summer at the Thombs house on Church street
Miss Inez NJ. jackson of Morrill,, Miss Nellie
F. Mari Of Belfast and Miss Louise NJ. Miller
of Lineonvlle We're members of the gradual
ing class at the Castine Normal school The
graduating exercises were held last Tuesday
evening
Rev. and Mrs. f. S. Philbrook and little son
left last Friday to visit Mr.. Philbrools parents
in Brewer. They returned to Belfast by Mon
day afternoons boat and left yesterday for
their home in Sanford. Mr.. Philbrooh had
supply for his pulpit last Sunday.
Miss Wnnifred Sanborn has been offered
position for the summer ; telegraph operator
at the New Ocean House, Swampsc0tt Mass,
but has decided to remain in Belfast in her
present position bookkeeper and clerk for
c. F. Thompson & Co. Her many friends will
be pleased to know of her decision.
June sth Our Georges friends reckoned that
he had been married just 25 years and made
the day pleasant with gifts, best wishes, etc,
and blackboard ride to Bald Rock. The party
included Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Howes, Miss
Frances Howes Miss Louise Hazeltjne, Miss
Clara Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Quimby and Miss Kate
C. Quimby.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Elliott of this city an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Elsie May, to Burt Leroy Knight of south
Manchester Mr. Knight is a member of the
Office force of Cheney Brothers Miss Elliott
is well known and popular in social circles in
this city. Her father is the superintendent at
the Springvale Manufacturing Company
Rockville, Conn, Leader, May 3lst.
Mr.. Knight is the of Mr.. and Mrs. Adel-
bert Knight of Belfast
Messrs. John Chadwick and Charles F. Swift
left on last Saturday afternoons boat for Rock
land, en- route to Thomaston to visit, by invita-
tion Warden Bernes o. Norton Of the State
prison. Mr.. Norton met them at Rockland
with his new automobile, Overland. Sun
day was spent mainly in automobile rides, dur
ing which they visited Union, Crescent Beach,
the Samoset, Rockland, etc, and in an nspec-
tion of the prison, which they found in apple
pie order throughout. Monday Mr.. Norton
took them to Camden in his auto, but it was so
rough on the bay that the steamer Stockton
was held at the wharf and they got a pair of
horses to bring them home. They had most
enjoyable trip and are loud in their praise of
Warden Norton's hospitality.
Commencement at Freedom Academy.
Class day exercises were held at Freedom
Academy Tuesday afternoon, with the usual
large attendance. In the evening the Com
mencement concert was given in the Congre-
gational church by the Bates quartet, and was
one of the best ever given at Commencement.