The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-02-03
PERSONAL.

WIN. arthur Shales arrived home last week
from the University of Maine
Mrs. Frank W. Seldom of Haverhill, Mass. is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
McMahan.
Mrs. Arthur G. Roberts left last Friday for
two weeks visit with friends in Washington.
Maine.
Miss Louise Doherty of Old Town is en-
ployed in the central telephone exchange in
this city.
Charles Lane, who left Belfast recently for
Bangor. is visiting his sister, Mrs A. H. Bridp
ham, in Dover
Mrs. William H. Arnold left Monday by train
to visit her daughter Mildred, who is attending
school in Franklin Mass
Miss Annie B. Colby of Stonington, Me-. ar
rived here Saturday and is the night operator
in the central telephone office.
Mrs. Horace P. Barker of Center Montvile
is spending few days in Belfast, the guest of
her daughter, Miss Inez L. Barker
Lnwood B. Thompson has spent a few davs,
vacation from the u of M. with his parents,
hr. anu MIS- SelWyn Thompson.
Miss Lizzie Hooper, who had been the guest
of her brother, H. J. Hooper, for few weeks,
has returned to her home in Calais.
d. W. Roberts of Reading, Mass was in Bel
fast the first of the week. He came down to
look over his property at the North Shore.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred V. Cottrell left Monday to
| SDpnd the ramainIor of fba
Cottrells brother, DIR. Charles P. Bean, in Bos-
ton.
land Mrs. Roy Copeland have moved from
Albion to Morrill,, where Mr.. Copeland is en-
gagged with Fred Jones in the saw mill busi-
ness.
Miss Sarah Gustason arrived last Thursday
evening from New York, where she had been
to select goods for the new firm of Gustasop &
johnson.
Laverne, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L.
Whitten, left Monday for Castine, where she
will take a course at the Eastern Maine Nor
NAL School,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Quimby left Monday
morning for Boston, where Mrs Quimby will
be the guest of Mrs. Florence Sanborn for
several weeks.
Ned Scales of Guilford, a University of
Maine student, spent few days recently
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Larrabee on the
Chenery farm.
William L. Hayford, formerly of Belfast, has
changed his place of residence from Chapman,
N B., to St. John, N B., but will continue in
the same employment.
| DR.. Ernest S. Webber left Monday for Port
land, where he will enter the employ of DR.. F.
0. Cobb, dentist. His many Belfast friends
wish him success in his new position.
Miss Sue M. Partridge will go to Stockton
Springs this, Thursday, afternoon to direct a
thirty-table military whist party, given as a
benefit to the Universalist church in that town.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Robert C. Logan arrived from
Northern Maine last week and were guests of
Mrs. Margaret Gray for several days. They
left Monday for a few weeks visit in Boston.
Miss Marian Wells, who went to Boston
about two weeks ago to resume her studies at
the New England Conservatory of Music, has
been i'll with cold, but is recovering and will
soon begin her studies.
! Miss Eva O. Tibbetts, for several years in
the Belfast Central Telephone office, has ell
tered the employ of Fogg & Coombs as book
keeper and Miss L. Maude Stantial will succeed
her in the telephone office
Mrs. George E. Bracket returned last Sat
urday from Portland, where she attended the
meeting of the Maine Press Association and
the first lecture in the course of eight bv DR..
Edward Howard Griggs, on Shakespeare
DR.. A. M. D. Small of Freedom was in town
Tuesday night, called here by the serious ILL
ness OF his sister, Miss Evelyn Small, of Lower
Sunset, who is suffering from internal injuries
received by fail the ice.-Deer Isle Mes
senger.
In this city, where the family of Herbert w
Healey formerly resided, and where he has
numerous relatives, deal of sympathy is eX-
pressed over the death of his son Albert an
obituary of whom appears on another page of
this issue.-Rockland Courier Gazette
George E. Priest, for many years with the
Bay State Hardware Co., Boston, has left their
employ and is now with Alvin T. Fuller, agent
for the Packard car, who recently completed a
100000 building Commonwealth avenue.
Mi. 1lSSI LIDS CHILLY tHdI Se VI lue
department
Miss Florence M. Hill, money order clerk in
the Belfast post office, left last Saturday to
spend two weeks vacation with her brother,
Winfred M. Hill, in New York She also ex-
poets to make a short visit with Miss Helen
Doak, who is student at the Rhode Island
School of Design in Providence.
Mrs. Lizzie J. Benson, VINO we. west last
fall with her son, Paul Benson, has written
friends here that she was present at the avia-
| tion contest in Los Angeles, Calf, and was
much interested in the flying machines. She
is to visit Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Littlefield,
formerly of this city, in Oakland, before start
ing for the east.
James H. Clark, who left Belfast in the late
fall for Jacksonville, Fla, intending to go
farther south from there, but with no definite
plans has written home that he has bought
small farm in Palatka and will remain there
until the late spring and perhaps through the
summer. He is very much pleased with the
climate and surroundings.
Miss Grace H. Hayes, who has been employ
ed in the Camden telephone exchange for
several months, returned Monday to take the
position of chief operator in the Belfast ex-