The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-01-13
BELFAST IN 1909.
CONTINUED From Page Seven.1


selves the Union Theatre Company plav-
ed The Maid of the Mountains in a
barn early in October, and did it so nicely
that they were induced to present it be-
fore the public in Knights of Pythias
Hall.
A lecture course of six numbers opened
in Belfast Opera House, November 23d.
with a lecture by Peter MacQueen on
Land and game where Roosevelt
hunts The second was on December
Pad, The Reynolds Trio. The course
viii continue to February 23d.
The Literature Club, which holds meet
,ngs at the homes of the members every
other Monday opened for the season Of
lt19-l0 on October LIST. The study of
Browning is continued from last season.
seaside Chautauqua Circle held its an
uual picnic at the Frye farm in Mont
Vile, July 1st The annual meeting of
the thautauqua Society Hall in the
Grove was held October LIST, with the
Jhautauqua feast. The society includes
the Chautauqua graduates since 1885.
Miss Helen Brown read, Love me,
love my dog, at a recital of the School
ot Expression in Boston, October 9th,
ana "Sandy's old woman, December
4th.
The ladies of the North church gave
-he farce, "A Gentle jury" in Me
mortal Hail. February 18th, in connec-
ion with public supper.
PERSONAL.
Ralph E. Written and Albert W.
Stevens, two Belfast young men, secur
I'd excellent positions with the Boston &
Idaho Gold Dredging Co. at Pioneerville.
Idaho. Mr. Written has charge of the
electric lines and Mr., Stevens of the
power plant.
Claude 3 Roberts succeeded Jefferson
Alexander in a position of responsibility
with an electrical plant in Ponce, T. K.
4 Both We're formerly IN the employ OF the
Il Belfast Gas & Electric Co.
II Frank B. Condor Colby '0s, was
II chosen instructor in mathematics IN Col
NJ by Classical Institute.
II Miss LeOnie ]. Achorn received the
N first prize In the junior exhibition Of Col
III bv College. Her subject was Bible
IN stuiv as training in Literary Style.
II Miss Mary Helen Bird was elected
IN supervisor Of music Of the public schools
AL Of Frssque Isle.
III Mrs. SEQ. W Gorham of Bangor, her
81 hrether y. W. bennett of Boston, and
~ Miss lne2 E. Crawford of Belfast, made a
Il tour 10 Europe IN August and September.
Miss Sara A. Russ was promoted to
Il general superintendent of the Thomas R.
Rsamaq school of New Bedford, Mass.
Il She r4s entire charge and does no per-
/ ~ota work as teacher.
Er.ast s. Weber, Belfast High school.
49, and Harvard Dental College, '09,
passed bis examination and received a
.iI.or. as Doctor of Dental Surgery, in
l1g. He is president of the Xi Tel Phi
ID Harvard Dental College.
Misses Elizabeth A. Quimby and Cora
8 Morrison We're appointed teachers of
1 1a hools in Porto Pico, and entered
\ .o.- .rr duties in September. They
r fine English language and litera-
i Mrs. Clarence F. Wyman were
to the charge Of a class of
Il t 10rs, in a bungalow of the Mas
Is Hospital School in Canton
d r. Cook bought an interest in
-.mery's grocery store in Somer-
- ss and move ed there in Septem-
I0.. II. F. Dunton is chairman of the
N0 state Board of Arbitration
r"Ht 2 Wilson, ESQ.,, was appointed a
in the police Department. of New
He resigned when a change
.a IN the head of the department
ana TO Belfast to spend the sum
Ae is now engaged in the practice
New York city, a member Of
Of Bowie & Wilson, with offices
reXel-Morgan building, corner of
4 ar Broad streets.
q 4r COombs was appointed Ameri-
press agent in Caribou TO succeed
aszettlne. who was transferred to
fes b Hazeltine was appointed
at the naval academy in Annapolis.
res Z. Davis took prominent
the musical work Of Gospel singer
e.1 Star Chorus in a series of re-
meetings which closed in Lynn,
lass. March 18th.
J. b. PendIeton, Bowdoin go, repre-
+e.-" HAT college before the admission
mission of the Eastern Intercollegi-
rack Association.
Pred y Cottrell was foreman of the
'Hs Who reftted the steamers Har-
at ale OF the Metropolitan Line
a -r 1.=r season S work
Mrs. Cara B. Palmer observed her S7th
Il rrl ,ay in Centre Montville, May GOTH
fas F. Swift and israel w. Parker
i~I bermuda in April.
4HS Allan McLain visited Italy and
Il l.-- Fl. P Adams was in Paris in the
gg
Mrs Adams and Miss Avis Morrison are
ing the winter of 1909-1O in South
81 rance.
lo. -oth birthday of Capt. Frederick
asr was observed at his home in FL
d 2Ia. n. y, April 18th.
Il t,.r. David !. Wilson gave the Me-
N " daV address in Jackson
81 H,a. Geo. E. Johnson was appointed
q issrer IN Chancery by Chief Justice
Il Emery.
Toss E. Patterson graduated from the
Il electrical engineering department of the
s. "@Se. Institute of Philadelphia, June
B He was class president
II j. Rigby's juvenile band, and other
Il He Is of Rumford Falls, gave him a
birthday reception June LIST, and pre-
s@t sd him with a bandmaster's jewel.
Mss Ola Wood passed State exami-
ration as teacher in the public schools of
Montana, and is located in Roberts in
hat state.
lr Adelbert Merrill was appointed to
i fsponsible medical position under the
>. government in Panama, in Novem-
n h..
4 THE DOCTORS.
here was change in the manage
H-'t OF the Waldo County General Hos