The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-06-02
PERSONAL.

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Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Davis East Belfast
Mr.. and Mrs. James Craig of Lewiston are
spending few days in Unity and Troy
Miss Harriet P. White has returned from 1.
three weeks visit in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. D. N. Bird and Miss Bertha |. Bird
| spent last Sunday with relatives in Rockland.
Mr. James Braley of Whitman, Mass arriv-
ed last Friday to visit relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Charlotte M Tibbetts spent the past
week with Miss Florence D. Chaples in Port
land.
Miss Abbie Batchelder of Boston was in Bel
fast Friday on her way to Northport to spend
the summer.
Mrs c. A. Frederick of Roxbury, Mass. ar
rived last Friday to spend the summer with
relatives in Belfast.
Mr.. Fred E. Smythe came from Boston to
spend Sunday and Memorial Day at his home
on Northport avenue
MRS. l. II. Harmon of Bangor arrived last
week for short visit with the family of her
son, Charles M. Harmon.
Percy Greer was called home last week from,
brockton Mass, by the serious illness of his
mother, Mrs. Mary Greer
Mr.. Clarence w. Proctor left Friday to snena
few days with his wife and little daughter
Annie Viola, in Windham.
Mrs. II. 2. Barker and Miss Inez L. Barker
nave opened their home in Center Montvlle
where they will spend the summer
Mr.
Friday by boat to look after the furnishing of
the new bungalow at East Northport.
Mrs. Charles A. Maynard of Portland return.
ed home last Saturday after short visit a.
the home of Mr.. S. G. Simpson. Conpress
street.
Mrs Annie F. Richards returned last Friday
from Wellesley Hills, Mass, where she had
been substitute matron in one of the State
Schools.
Miss Marion Showers of West Palm Reach
Fla, was in Belfast last Thursday on her NOV,
to Stockton Springs where she will spend the
summer.
Miss Annie V. Field went to Boston las+
Wednesday as the guest of Mrs. Horace Chen
cry. They will motor to Belfast in Mr. Chen
ery's new touring car.
VIM. Cyr j. P Rigby F. ]. Riebv and Har
Ian E. Longfelow returned the first of H.
week from very successful fishing trim ~
-Four Ponds.-Rumford Falls Times
Mrs. Amelia Roberts of Worcester Mass
Newton Caswell of Skowhegan and Miss Hat
tie T. Clements of RocAland accompanied the
remains of their mother to Belfast last Satpr-
day morning.
Hon Arthur I. Brown of Augusta, pr. Elmer
Small of Belfast and Arthur F, Brown Of
Thomaston will leave Bangor Saturday for
their annual fishing trip to Rainbow Lake.near
Mount katahdin.
Mrs. Belle Bracket Ellsworth of East Bos
ton arrived recently to visit relatives in Bel
fast, and Saturday morning, with Mr.. and Mrs
II. +. Chase and Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Walden
went to Rocky Point. Pitchers Pond, to spend
Memorial Day.
Mrs. Arthur G. Roberts left yesterday for
Delaware, Ohio, where she will visit relatives
until October. She will spend few days en-
route with relatives in New Castle, Penn. Mr.,
Roberts will join her for the month of August.
Mr. Roberts has taken rooms in DR.. 0. S. Vick-
ery's house Church street.
Miss Florence d. Chaples, who is attending
Shaw's Business College in Portland, is also
| continuing her studies on the pipe organ. She
is pupil of MIR. Brinkler and took part in
musicale by his pupils June lst Miss Chaples
will play the organ at the Belfast Baptist
church during her summer vacation.
Mrs. Amos Clements and daughter Louise
: left last Saturday for the Seaside Inn, Seal
Harbor, where they will spend the summer.
Mr.. Clement and son John proceeded them and
: have opened the house. Stephen the Youngest
son. will remain in Belfast until the close of
T.. school, after which he will join the family at
, Seal Harbor.
: David X. Arey, instructor in science in the
Danbury, Conn. High school, has presented his
resignation in order to accept position in the,
Crosby High school in Waterbury. He is the
I son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Arey of Camden
and graduate of the Camden High school,
The school to which he viii go as instructor
has 500 pupils and so teachers
r Freeman W. Smith of Verona Park former
resident of Rockland, has written an open
r letter to William Farrow. whose autobiography
was published in The journal last week. in
: which he takes exception to the latter's asser-
Z, tion that life is failure. Among other things
he says;
i The hundreds of sails you have made have
;, helped many sailor along over the rough seas
4 and perhaps have been the means of saving.
precious lives. l doubt not that many an
honest mariner has thanked God for the good
strong sails you have made to catch and hold
Il the winds and send him safely into port No
life can be failure The Infinite Father neve,,
made useless life