The Republican journal., 1910-02-17
PERSONAL.

Joseph Burrows of Quincy, Mass, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. S. Augustus Parker.
Miss Lulu Thompson will leave today, Thurs
day, to spend a few weeks in Boston and Lynn.
Mrs. L. Lincoln of Searsmont was the guest
for few days the past week of DIR. and Mrs
A. 0. Stoddard.
Miss Ethel R. Hutchins is taking specia
course in music at the Maine Wesleyan Semi
nary, Kents Hill.
MIR. Geo. E. Evans sails from New York Feb
ruary 18th on the steamship Baltic for his an
nuai European trip.
Rev. Albert E. Luce was in Bangor yester-
day on business. Today he will go to Patten
to spend few days with his wife
Mr.. George Winslow of Westfeld Mass, ar
rived Saturday noon. called here by the illness
of his mother, Mrs. G. G. Winslow
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kotman of New York
arrived last Saturday evening for a six-weeks'
visit in Belfast They are at the Brooks House.
Fred Spinney of Belfast was in the eity
Thursday and met some of the crack bowlers
at Whitneys alley Rockland Courier Gazette.
Mrs. Ezra Curtis of Camden, who has been
the guest of her brother, Eugene S. Achorn,
returned home Monday accompanied by Mrs.
Achorn.
Mrs Arvesta E. Barker and Miss Inez L.
Barker left Wednesday to spend few weeks
with the family of Mr. Frank Barker in Salem.
Mass.
Mrs. airline S. Cooper of Newport arrived in
Belfast last Friday, called here by the critical
illness and subsequent death of Mrs. Anne S.
c. Cooper.
Mrs. Geneva E. Carter, who left recently to
spend the winter in the South, has arrived in
Savannah, Ga, where her husband, Mr.. Fred
G. Carter, is employed.
Mrs. Ellen Shorey of Citypoint has received
cards from her son, G. Percval Shorey of For
syth, Montana announcing the birth of
daughter, Madolin Elinor, born February 4th.
Albert Ellis Of Waterville, formerly of Bel
fast, was in the city Monday. He came to ac-
company the remains of his mother, Mrs T.
c. Ellis, who died in East Vassalboro February
18th.
The Belfast friends of Helen, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. John W. Hatch of Bangor, for
merly OF this city will be pleased to learn that
she is at home after operation for append-
citis in the Eastern Maine General Hospital
Mr. Charles Howard and son Charles of Carl
bou arrived last week to visit the family of
Mrs Thomas ?. Logan. Mr.. Howard made a
short visit in Boston on business and his son
remained with Mrs. Logan during his absence
The Caribou Drug Company has established
new store on Sweden street, Caribou, and
Mr.. Theodore N. Shorey, formerly employed at
the City Drug Store in this city, is in charge
Mr.. Shorey is said to be the youngest regis
tered druggist IN the State.
Arthur Littlefield who has been employed
for several years in Norway, has been the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F.
Littlefeld. He left last week for Philadelphia,
where he has employment. His wife and little
daughter will join him in few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Cooper, Mr.. Freeman
B. Cooper and YRS. Airline S. Cooper of New
port, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooper of Sears
mont and Mrs. Albert Gray and son Chester of
Montville We're called to Belfast Tuesday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Anne S. Cooper
Ralph Collins came home from Coburn Classi-
cal Institute, Waterville, last Thursday, ac-
companied by Frank Condor, expecting to un-
dergo an operation for appendicitis, but was
promptly relieved by ':dical aid and will soon
be in condition to take part in athletics again.
| Mr.. George R. Doak returned Monday from
few days visit in Bangor. His son Carleton,
U. of M. Law School, 10, was admitted to the
practice of the State Bar in the Court at Ban
gor Friday, Chief Justice Emery presiding.
Mr.. Doak also visited his son Marthon at the
University of Maine.
Mrs. Stephen Pierce was called to White
field Saturday by the death of her mother,
Mrs. Rebecca Partridge, who had been critical
ly ill for some time, and was accompanied by
her Kingsbury S. Pierce. Besides her
daughter the deceased left one son, Marceus
Partridge of Whitefied.
The Rumford. Falls Times says in political
forecast for Oxford county: "In the Bethel
district, E. C. Bowler of Bethel is the man who
seems to be slated for the nomination to the
State legislature" Mr.. Bowler is a Waldo
county Alstii, d HdtlNe VI dleTIHo, anu Is lHe
publisher of the Oxford County Citizen
Mr.. Charles o. Dickey, superintendent of
the Northport Campground, went to Bangor
Tuesday to attend a meeting of the Wesleyan
Grove Campmeeting Association, which was
held Wednesday in the office of the treasurer,
Mr.. J. N. V. Lane. Rev. Albert E. Luce of
Belfast, trustee, also present at the
meeting.
Joe Carr, general superintendent of the
Golden Cycle mine in Victor, Colorado, has
been presented by party of Pittsburg bank
ers with $500 cut glass set in appreciation
of cou rtesies shown them on a recent visit to
the mine. A further report of this testimonial
will be given next week.
The Journal is indebted to Mr.. C. w. Fred
erick for copy of the New Orleans Times
Democrat containing report of the Mardi
Gras festivities in that city. Of course
Maine men figured in it. Pearl Wight as
Duke Of Rockland and Thomas j. Woodward as
Duke Of Maine were on the reception commit
tee.