The Republican journal., 1910-01-27
PERSONAL.

Samuel Hodgkinson, who has been very ill,
is able to be about again.
orrn J Dickey returned yesterday from
Rockland, where he had been the guest of rea-
tives.
Mrs. W. .. Colby, who has been quite ill at
her home on Market street is gaining strength
and is considerably better.
Frank A. Tuttle is in Hebron, where he is
boarding on farm and feeling the good eff
fects of the pure country air,
Mrs. Abbie E. Simmons of Newport will leave
Belfast this morning for Jacksonville, Fla:
where she will spend the winter with relatives.
Mrs. Anne C. Cooper's many friends will be
pleased to learn that she has sufficiently recoy-
cred from her recent illness as to be about her
home.
Mr.. Frank Logan and Miss Mae. Somers of
Bangor returned Monday after a weeks visit
with Mr. Logan's mother, Mrs. Thomas P.
Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Plsbury are expected
to return from their wedding trip the last of
this week, and will be at home at 80 North
port avenue.
Sylvanus t. the young son of Mrs Rebecca
N. Edgecomb, has entered the IIawlev En-
glneering College in Boston to take course in
engineering.
Capt. and Mrs. Albert Mazerall arrived last
week from New York, called here bv the ILL
ness OF Mrs. Mazerall's mother, Mrs Charles A
Wiley. who had shock recently
Charles Lane has gone to Bangor to spend
the remainder of the winter with his sister
he was obliged because of ill health to give I'D
his employment in Mathews Bros mill.
Mrs. Frank j. starrett of Fall River, Mass.
arrived here last Saturday. She came to ac-
company Miss Mary Forbes who had been
visiting in Massachusetts, for several months.
=. l.. Burroughs, well known business man
of Rockland, brother of Mrs. S. A. Parker of
this city and frequent visitor here, was re-
Gently elected director of the First National
Bank of Rockland.
MISS Maud E. Barker accompanied nv Miss
es Mabel Buffers and Nellie Morse of Banpor
arrived home last Saturday Miss Morse re-
turned to Bangor Monday and Misses Barker
and Buffers will go up the last of the week
Miss Maude Pierce of this city, who is at
Chadbournes ranch and Chase Pond camps in
Moscow for the benefit of her health is i'm
proving steadily. She writes that she is feel
ing much better than when she left home
Mrs. Della league Hayes returned to ba,
home in Warren last Monday after a short
visit at the home of Mrs. Sarah R. Crawford.
She came to attend the opera Iolanthe and
to accompany home her mother. Mrs Ellen
league, who had been here three months.
Rev. Charles Henry Wells, pastor of Saint
Andrews Episcopal Church in Newark, N. J.,
arrived January 18th for short visit with Miss
Sarah r. Gardner For several years Mr. Wells
was pastor of the Belfast UniversaIist Church
and has many warm friends here who are
always pleased to meet him.
Mr.. Elisha H. Conant, who has been in the
Waldo County Hospital for surgical treatment
was moved to his home yesterday, Wednesday.
afternoon, and is making remarkable re-
covery. Last Saturday was his s4th birthday,
and his children gave him birthday party
which he thoroughly enjoyed and he was able
to partake of the refreshments which were
served to all connected with the hospital He
was specially pleased with a birthday cake
bearing candles and carnations, the gift Of
Mrs B. H. Conant
That a broad career of usefulness and sa4is-
faction from a wage earning point If view
awaits young women tranei in domestic arts
emphasized in the citizenship class Of the
South Congregational Church sunday William