The Republican journal., 1910-06-16
PERSONAL.

Mrs. J. Lee Patterson is visiting friends in
Dexter.
Colby Racklffe, who has employment in Bos
ton, is visiting his parents in this city
Mrs. A. P. Mansfield returned Tuesday from
a visit of several weeks in Providence, RI
Bert Dodge is at home from Bangor, where
he has been employed in the Insane asylum.
Mrs. E. B. Elwell of Saturday Cove has re-
turned from visit of some months in Boston
| Mrs. F. S. Bridges of Stockton Springs, is
the guest of Mrs. True Hayford, Cedar street.
| Mrs. A. c. Morse of Camden was the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Laura Pease, several days
last week.
Frank E. Logan and Miss Mae A. somers of
Bangor spent the past week with Mrs. T. P
Logan.
Messrs R. F. Dunton, Fred W. Brown,
Arthur Ritchie, and H. c. Buzzell attended the
Law Court in Bangor last week
Mr.. and Mrs, Kirkpatrick of St. Paul left
last week in their cabin launch Ella II for their
summer home on Colts Island.
Stanley Chamberlain, who recently moved
to Bangor, has employment as an attendant in
the Insane hospital in that city
Misses Gladys Pitcher and Louise bennett
assisted in the concert program at Freedom
Academy Commencement last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus H. Emery have closed
their home in Bucksport for the summer and
opened their summer horne at Verona Park.
Hayward Peirce of Frankfort, class of '76. u
OF M, attended the alumni banquet at the Pc
nobscot Exchange hotel in Bangor last week.
Leroy Macomber has returned from Boston
where he was employed as machinist. and
Will spend the summer in Belfast and Isles
boro.
Miss Alice l. Whitten, who is taking aspecias
conrse at the University of Maine, will spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank L. Whitten.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Poor gave family din
ner party at their home on Cedar street last
Friday, the birthday anniversary of Mr.. Poors
aunt, Miss Julia Perry.
II. L. Woodcock arrived in New York last
week from Nassau, n. r, where he had mos,
successful season, and has gone to Bingham
with friend for few DAYS fishing.
Mrs. William V. Pratt arrived Monday to
open The Homestead on Primrose Hill for the
summer. She spent the past season on the Pa
clhc Coast and visited in Boston en- route to
Belfast.
Prof. Gordon E. Tower, head of the denart-
ment OF forestry of the University of Maine.
has rendered his resignation. He will devote
his time to large fruit ranch which he owns
in Oregon.
Winfield Lunt was in Belfast June sth on his
way to Boston. He had been called to Palermo
by the death of his mother, Mrs. Samuel Lunt,
MIR. Lunt is at the head of a training school in
Massachusetts.
Miss Elizabeth A. Quin1by and Miss Cora
Morrison, Wellesley, 09 who have been teach
ing in Ponce P. R., for the past six months, will
sail IN few days for home and are expected
to arrive in Belfast July 9Th.
The Alumni Association of the University of
Maine School of Law held banquet Wednes
day night, June sth, at the Penobscot Ex-
change, Bangor, which was an unqualified sue
cess In every way. Carleton Doak, ESQ. of
Belfast was among those present
Carleton Doak of Belfast received the degree
of Ii. B. at the Commencement of the Col
lege of Law, University of Maine, and Lester
Morse Bragg of Stockton Springs the degree of
B. s. in the College of Technology, |. of NJ.
Frank Boynton of Taunton, Mass, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George W Frisbee th,
past week. Mr., Boynton was formerly of Lib
erty and at present is treasurer of the Taunton
Hospital, where he has been employed fox
many years.
Mrs. C. J. Hall, who spent the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. C. g. Ferguson. in Houton,
and has been visiting relatives and friends in
Stockton Springs and Belfast for several
weeks, left last Saturday for Somes Sound,
where she will spend the summer
Mrs. Fred A. johnson will not join her hus-
band IN Greeley, Colorado, until fall as the hot
weather there would endanger the health of
her infant son. She will spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Alfred Ellis, and join Mr..
johnson as soon as the hot weather is over.
John Colby of Thorndike is visiting his chill
dren in this city. Mr.. Colby is veteran and
this spring he had attack of pneumonia
which threatened to cause him to join his COM
rades on the other shore. Happily he recover
ed and is good for many more Memorial days.
Mr. and Mrs D. P. Palmer have engaged
the new Jones cottage Allyn shore for sew
eral weeks. They will entertain Miss Minnie
H. Hilton of Augusta, Mrs. Carrie l. Little
field, Miss Lu H. Littefeld and little Miss
Elizabeth Haycock of Eastport, who will arrive
early in July.
Col. Charles H. Osgood of Lewiston was de-
feated for denomination as senator in the An
droscoggin county Democratic convention held
in Auburn last week. Col. Osgood is well
known in Belfast, having been a frequent bus
mess visitor in years past and has many friends
here.
Miss Georgia Blake of Morrill,, the first grad
uate at the Waldo County Hospital, arrived
last week to visit friends and relatives in this
vicinity. Soon after leaving Belfast she took
post graduate course in the Woman's Hospi-
tai in New York City. For some time she was
in charge of the sterilizng room and later was
an assistant superintendent.