The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-04-28
PERSONAL.

mfs. " u. ferguson OF HOulton is the guest
of Mrs. James C. Durham
Mrs. S. G. Swift has returned from visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Webber in Mattapan.
Mass.
David H. Smith, postmaster at Dark Harbor,
attended the postmasters' convention in Boston
last week.
Mrs. George Wiley and children have moved
to Old Town, where Mr.. Wiley is employed in
a bakery.
! Miss Winnie Sanborn is in Rockand, substi-
tuting for the chief operator in the Western
Union Tel. & Tel Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. K Ryder are visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. R. L. Stevens at their cottage on
Cape Elizabeth, Portland harbor.
John A. Hayden of Portland, stenographer
to Judge Peabody, is accompanied by Mrs Hay
den. They at the Windsor Hotel.
Mrs. J. A. Fessenden and Miss Alice Fessen-
den of Stamford, Conn, are in Aiken S. c.,
and will probably spend the summer there
Leon Leach, who for some time past had been
in the employ of Swift & Paul, has returned to
Penobscot where he will engage in farming.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parsons have moved
from Stockton Springs to Pulpit Harbor, where
they are occupying the Leadbetter cottage
Augustus E. Morton and wife of Round Pond
visited Robert Hart last week They were
called here by the death of their sister, Lovisa
Hart
Hon. D. N. Mortland of Rockland was the
guest of Mrs. A. c. Webber last Tuesday at
the home of her son, Jesse H. Webber. 2l Court
street.
DR.. W. l.. West and wife arrived Wednes-
day from New York and will make their home
in Belfast occupying their house on Franklin
street.
Mrs. John Quimby Wood, wife of former
lBucksport resident has made success as Mimi
n La Boheme at the San Carlos theatre in
Venice.
Miss Sutherland, who has been the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Chas. A. Pilsbury, Court
street, left on Friday mornings train for a
weeks visit in Boston,
S. R. Jones, Esq, of the law firm of Blod-
gett, Jones & Burnham, Boston, was III Bel
fast the first of the week in the cas- of ]. D.
Young VS.. The J. D. Young Canning Co.
Mrs. Forrest Martin of Bangor, who accom-
panied her husband to Belfast last Tuesday,
was the guest on that day of Mrs. Arthur Rt-
chic and later of Mr.. and Mrs j. s. Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chenery were here the
past week from Boston looking after the work
on the grounds, etc, Of their attractive sum
mer home, which they will soon occupy for
the season.
A letter has been received from Earl Tib.
belts, dated st. Paul, Mimi, the 22nd, in which
he said he was having fine trip and enjoying
himself and expected to reach Miles City
Mont, April 23rd.
Mrs. George W. Lewis and Mrs. f. A. Schu-
bert left Saturday, Mrs Schubert for Bos on
and Mrs Lewis to visit en- route in Maine be-
fore joining her daughter there for visit of
three or four weeks.
Capt. John E. Billings of Castne, who mas
been the guest of his sister, Mrs H. E McDon-
aid, Church street, left Monday for New York
to join yacht His wife is at DR.. E. W Tap
ley's hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren johnson returned
had been visiting their daughters and where
Mr.. Johnson has been receiving medical
treatment, but does not seem to be very much
improved
Mrs. Mary +. Walker, who spent the winter
in Rockland with her daughter, Mrs f. W
Berry, returned last Friday, accompanied by
Mrs. Berry, who stopped over Sunday. Willard
H. Berry, who spent the winter in Rockland
has also returned
Mr.. and Mrs. William kotman arrived on
Tuesday morn ngs boat from New York and
are at the Brooks House. They came from
New York to Boston in their new car and had
good roads and good weather. but shipped the
car from Boston to Belfast.
John C. Clements has returned from Pine
hurst, North Carolina, where ne was employed
in the Berkshire hotel the past winter, and
Monday left with his father, Mr.. Amos Glenn
ent, for Seal Harbor to get the Seaside Inn in
readiness for the coming season.
Stanley D. Wilson, who is taking a post
graduate course at Wesleyan University Mid
dletown, Conn, has received official notice of
his appointment instructor in Chemistry
and Geology at Washburn College, Topeka,
Kansas, and has accepted the position.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie c. Follett returned last
Friday from visits in Somerville and Reading
Mass, and are packing their household goods
preparatory to moving to Boston, where Mr..
Folett has secured fine position. Mr.. Fol-
lett sold his business here some time ago and
the homestead on Park street will be sold or
leased Belfast is sorry to lose this popular
young couple and they will take with them the
best wishes of everybody
Mr.. F. L. Fairchild of Mt Vernon, Ohio,
who recently bought the Batchelder farm at
Saturday Cove, Northport, in Belfast
Monday. Mr.. Fairchd and family have spent
their summers at Saturday Cove for several
years and are much attached to the place and
enthusiastic in their praise of the scenery
along the Maine coast. They will now make
their permanent summer home at Saturday
Cove and are to be congratulated upon their
purchase, as the location is an ideal one
Young Josef Portion is spending a few weeks
in Portland. Before leaving Belfast he was
made happy by being presented with a post