The Republican journal., 1910-05-12
PERSONAL.

Eoen Wentworth Freeman, Esq, of Portland
was in Belfast last Friday on legal business.
DR.. and Mrs, F. E. Freeman of Bangor, were
in Rockland last week to attend the Elks' hall
Mrs. Lena Leavitt Stanley of Cranberry Isle
is visiting her parents, MI ard Mrs George A.
Leavitt.
Gen. c. W. Tilden of Hallowell attended the
meeting of the Loyal Legion of Maine in Port
land last week
Frank B. Condor of Waterville, teacher in
the Coburn Classical Institute, was in Belfast
last week in the interest of the school.
Will Leary and Wyatt Carrow left Sunday
for fishing trip to Liberty, and will spend
week at the Morse cottage at Georges Lake.
J. Foster Heald of Northport has gone to
New Haven, CT, where he is employed in
sailing yacht. He spent the winter in this city
and Northport.
William E. Pickard of Belfast, who spent the
winter months in the Soldiers Home at Togus,
has returned here for the summer and is at the
Revere House on Spring street.
Leslie B. Gardner and Ralph H. Cunningham
ton last week. In Thomaston they were the
guests of Warden Bernes o. Norton.
The many Belfast friends of Mrs Charles F.
Wildes will be pleased to learn that she has
position with the Somerville, Mass, Journal
and is reporting current events in East Somer-
vile.
Jerry Sullivan arrived last week from Mat
tapan, Mass, where he spent the winter His
daughter, Miss Blanche L. Sullivan, has en-
ployment in Boston in the suit department of
large store
Mrs. Thomas E. Shea has opened her cot
tage, Ferndale, on the North Shore. and has as
guests her sister, Mrs. Edward A. Wadsworth
and her children. MIR. Wadsworth has en-
ployment in Belfast.
Mrs. Albion Hart of Lincolnville, who has
been visiting her daughters, Mrs Arthur Hop
kins of Damariscotta, and Mrs. Henry Duncan
of Rock1and, and son, Manley w. Hart. Admon-
TEN avenue, returned home last Thursday.
DIR. Charles D. Woods, director of the Maine
Agricultural experiment station at Orono, left
Saturday night for Washington, D. c., to at
tend meeting of the convention of the
Eighth Revision of the u S. Pharmacopoeia.
Misses Mary and Lizzie Forbes, who have
been employed in Belfast for several years.
left Monday for short visit with relatives in
Newtonville, Mass. They will return to Bel
fast on business before going to their home in
Nova Scotia.
Mrs. George Dyer, who has been at the Dr.
Tapley hospital in this city for several weeks
has returned to her home in Dark Harbor. She
is recovering very rapidly from an operation
she underwent while in the hospital, and is be-
ing cared for by Miss Evelyn Pendleton, train
ed nurse.
Mrs. George Ryder of Brooks, who has been
in DR.. Tapeys hospital, where she underwent
serious operation, returned to her home last
Monday. The operation was very successful
and Mrs. Ryder is enthusiastic concerning the
treatment which has restored her health
George W. Burkett of Somerville, Mass, ar
rived in Belfast last Tuesday morning on bust
ness and to take the remains of his brother, j.
Frank Burkett, from Bangor to Rockport for
burial. A few weeks later Mr.. Burkett VIII
return to spend the summer at his old home,
where he has many friends to welcome him.
Mrs. Edward Sibley went to Portland where
she was the guest over Sunday of Mrs Charles
F. Flagg and Monday she left with a large
party to attend the General Federation of
Women's Clubs in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrs. Sib-
ley will visit the family of her daughter, Mrs.
H. H. Hilton until they come East for the sum
mer.
/ Capt and Mrs. J. A. Farrow of Saco were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hart in Rockland last
week, their visit being occasioned by the illness
of the captains mother. Mrs. Elona Farrow of
Islesboro, who has been in critical condition,
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hart, but
has shown signs of great improvement during
/ the last few days.
/ From friends in Los Angeles, Calf, it is
/ learned that Mrs. Florence C.. Porter and her
daughter, formerly of Caribou, now of South
Pasadena, Calf, will come to Maine sometime
this month for stay in Bangor, the home of
Mrs. Porter's oldest daughter, Mrs. J. G. Utter
bach, and to visit her mother and other friends
in Caribou and vicinity.
/ Dr. George F. Eames of Boston is to be the
guest of the New Hampshire and Vermont
State Dental Societies, May 14th to 18th, and
has been invited to give clinic at the New
Jersey State Dental Society meeting at AS
bury Park, N. j., July 3rd He is kept very
busy wit. his general practice and has many
consultation cases from other dentists.
The banking rooms of the Augusta Trust
Co. in Augusta were the scene of happy
event Friday forenoon, when, in recognition of
the 5Oth anniversary of the birth of Treasurer
| Frank E. Smith, the trustees presented him
with handsome vase of roses E. E. New
bert was the spokesman of the occasion Mr.
/ Smith is well known in Belfast through his
connecti on with the Waldo Trust Co.
They had a big ball game in Bozeman, Mon
tana, April 29th between the city council team
and nine instructors of the Montana State Col
lege of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts
| The proceeds will go toward building an ath-
letic field and the winning team is to be present
ed with beautiful loving cup, given by the
business men of Bozeman. A post card re-
ceived Monday says that 1.-The Faculty won the
/ game and that VIM. F. Schoppe, U. of NJ dis
tinguished himself by getting another home
rum" This refers to a previous game.