The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-02-10
PERSONAL.

visit in Haverhill, Mass.
Charles T. Sherman returned Monday from
business trip to Islesboro
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. McIntire of Reading,
Mass, spent few days in Belfast last week.
Mr. Horace iChenery returned to Boston
Monday noon after spending few days in this
city,
Mrs. Mary Wadsworth has returned from a
visit with her brother, Warren Pottle. in Cam
den.
Mr. George Sweetland is spending the week
IN Frenchboro, the guest of Mr.. Clarence E.
McIntire.
Frank M. Bailey and daughter Marjorie left
Wednesday morning on business and pleasure
trip to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Bickford left Tues
day for New York city and will be absent
about two weeks
Mrs. Leslie c. Follett has succeeded Henrv
Mudgett as clerk in the store of Follett & Son.
Opera House block.
Mr.. George D. Leavens of Brooklyn, N. Y,
was in Belfast recently in the interests of the
Coe-Mortimer plant.
| The latest advices from Mr.. Charles F.
Wildes are more favorable and hopes are en-
tertaned of his recovery.
| Mr. H. M. Prentiss went to Bangor last
Saturday and attended the Chapman meeting,
Sunday. He returned Tuesday.
Matthew W. Welch, who was called home
last week on business, returned to Maiden.
Mass, last Saturday noon by train
Mrs. John Hart of Burnham, who has beep
confined to her room for some time with ILL
ness, is improving and is able to sit up a short
time.
Mrs. F. E. Cottrel of Rockland and Miss
Julia Brown Of this city went to Bangor
Wednesday to visit their sister, Mrs Henry G,
Bcknell
]. W. MacDougall has arrived at Pasadena,
California, and writes that he had a very pleas
ant call en- route on A. w. Thompson a. Fort
Collins, Colo.
Charles R. Decrow arrived Tuesday morning
from Philadelphia called here by the death of
his sister, Mrs. Amos F. Simpson. He will re-
turn Saturday morning.
Mrs. Henrietta Marsh of Belfast spent Sun
day with her daughter Clara, who is manager
in the Western Union Telegraph Office Skow-
hegan.-Independent Reporter
Mrs George H. Davis returned rom Raagor
last Saturday. after spending three weeks with
her daughter Mrs. Ethel Larsen, and her sor
Karl, who have both had the measles.
Mrs C. B. Hazeltine and Miss Louise Hazel
tine left Boston last Monday for St. Augustine,
Florida and were to make a brief stop en- route
at the Hotel Wolcott in New York City
Carleton Doak is at home for few days
from the Law Schoo! at Bangor from which ne
will graduate this year. He was notified
yesterday that he had passed his examination
for admission to the bar.
Mrs. Ed. H. Colby OF Sunset entertained q
few friends on Wednesday evening. "FHuch"
and Il doubt it We're the CHIEF amuSe ueuts. A
delicious lunch was served, Miss Flora A.
Colby is the guest of Mrs. Ed. Cc!uy fra few
days.-Deer Isle Messenger.
Mrs. f. A. Knowlton gave a dinner party
Thursday in honor of her father, Mir. David
SWEET. 10 celebrate his 6Sth BIRTHDAY Mrs
knowlton is a delightful hostess ana this was
most enjoyable occasion. Mrs. Geolge Cow
en- of Watervllle was guest.-Fairtield Jouru-
al.
At the 2Sth annual meeting OF the Maine
Hotel Proprietors' association, held in Portland
February 18th, James j. Pooer Of Portland was
elected president, H. L. Brown of Islesboro
director and W. L. Grinnell OF, Searsport vice
president for Waldo county
Mrs Jerry o. Hayes returned Monday from
Portland, accompanied by Capt. Hayes, who
left his vessel schooner Pendleton Brothers
at that port to visit his family here before go-
ing to New York to assume the duties of shore
captain of the Pendleton fleet
Mrs. Isaac S. Hills of Northport and Miss
Inez L. Barker of this city have received invi-
tations to attend the 25th anniversary of the
Trainingj School for Nurses connected with
the Maine General Hospital in Portland The
exercises will be held in the parlors of the
Nurses Home, February oath, at s p. m. Mrs.
Hills and Miss Barker are graduate nurses
from this school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin knowlton of East Bel
fast left last Thursday for Boston, where Mr.,
knowlton has position and where they ex-
pect to make their home. Mr.. knowiton has
been clerking for some years for his father,
Clarence NJ knowton, in his East Belfast
store. He was married last December to Miss
Theora Pendleton of Islesboro, Rev. A E. Luce
of the Methodist Episcopal Church officiating.
Since the wedding, which has not been publicly
announced, they had been residing on Union
street.
Sherman G. Swift, who is travelling for Jack
son & Newton Of Boston, was injured about
three weeks ago at the station in this city. He
was entering as the engine came in con-
tact with the train and the shock threw him
down and injured the shin of his left leg. He
continued on his trip to Bangor ard to Water
vile, but was obliged to come hone. At first
blood poisoning was feared, but that danger
has passed, and while he is gaining he will be
confined to his home about three weeks more, .
recent issue of TheiSunflower," an expon-
ent of the spiritual philosophy, its science,
and allied subjects published weekly at Ham
burg, N. " contains criticism by J. E. Dar-
ling of sermon by the Rev. Mr.. Dickie, a
Presbyterian minister of Montreal, and which
Mr.. Darling characterizes as a "most magnif-
cent TRADE against spiritualism." In conclu-