The Republican journal., 1910-05-05
NUMBER 18
PERSONAL.

Mrs. A. A. Small, Miller street, returned last
week from four weeks visit in Winthrop.
Miss Abbie Caldwell, who spent the winter
in Waterville, has returned to her home in
this city.
Mrs. James Preston of Lowell, Mass, arriv-
ed last week to visit her father, Hon. W. H,
Mcclellan.
Miss Maude E. Curtis has taken a position as
stenographer with Arthur A. Cross & Co.
Greenvile.
The friends of Ralph Bramha are pleased to
see him at the market again after an illness of
several weeks.
Mrs. Eugene S. Philbrook and little son of
Sanford arrived last Saturday to visit rela-
tives in Belfast.
Thomas Bowker, who had been in Boston for
some weeks, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Bowker.
Miss Leila Farnsworth has returned to her
home in 1slesboro, after a short visit with rel
atives in East Belfast
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard F. Mason. who snen,
the winter in Portland, have returned to thei,
Mrs. J. A. Fessenden and Miss Alice Fes-
sender are at Ashvlle, N. c. not Aiken, S. s.
as incorrectly reported last week
Miss Ann M. Kittredge left Wednesday for
Rockland to attend the Elk's ball that even
ing and to spend the remainder of the week
there.
Arnold Harris and his son Louis Harris, who
spent the winter in New York city, expect to
arrive in Belfast May 11th to spend the sum-
mer here.
Miss Mildred Lord, who has been employed
IN Belfast, for the past year, is conducting a
millinery store at North Brooksville, branch
of Lords, The Fashion.
Rev. and Mrs. l. B. Mower of Watervile
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Amos Glenn
ent last week. Mr.. Mower was on his wav to
Rockport where he preached last Sunday.
Walter Dickey, son of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Y. Dlckey of Northport, has left the Belfast
High school to enter the U. S. Navy, and
went to Boston last week to take his examina-
! ton
| Mrs. Fred N. Savery was the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. q. E. Edgett while IN Calais last
week attending the Methodist Conference.
The Edgett family wished to be remembered to
their many Belfast friends.
Florence I. Cross of Morrill,, who entered
the Gorham Normal School last Septerber
was chosen by the A. class as one of the wait
resses at their banquet held in the dormitorv
dining room May End.
riage Of her daughter tlejenette to Mr., Clar-
ence Duncan Oliphant on Thursday Arri 2Sth,
at Center Lneolnville At home after Nav
the 10th at Center Lincolnville.
Letters have been received from Mrs. Z. L
shorey and her nephew, Ernest Currier Of
| Citypoint, who left April 25th for Forsyth.
Mont. They departed in rain storm and ar
rived last Friday at A. M il a drenchirg rain
The Piano Dealers Association OF Maine
was organized by twenty piano dealers from
nearly every part of the State at banquet
held at The Bangor House in Bangor last Fri
day night. Z. S. Pitcher of this city is mem
Der OF the executive committee
I Orrin ]. Dickey, census enumerator for Ward
l. has been granted an extension Of time to
lay 18th that he might attend to his duties as
the Associated Press reporter and correspond
ent of the Bangor Commercial, which require
his attendance at the 5, j. Court.
/ DIR. l. E. Luce has bought OF Capt. L. B.
keene the Chandler house. 81 Grove street,
and he and his family Will take up their resi-
dence there as soon as repairs are completed
and the place put in order. The house at as
/ Middle street. which Dr. Luce owns and has
occupied for the past two years, is offered for
sale or to rent. -Rock!and Opinion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred f. Smytne arrived last
Friday morning from Boston, where they spent
the winter. Mr., Smythe returned 10 Boston
Monday, having bought back his old shop in
that city and reengaged in business. He al
ready has several large contracts Mrs Smythe
! will spend the summer here and Mr.. Smythe
will come down occasionally.
DR.. Elmer Small had professional call to
! lslesboro last Friday and was unable to return
Saturday, as the storm was so severe the
steamers could not run and the sea was too
rough to venture in small boat. Early Sun
day morning he was brought over in boat and
landed at Saturday Cove in d drenched cond-
ton.
Miss Alice P. Poor daughter Of Hon. and
Mrs. c. 0. Poor went to Worcester, Mass. last
week to take up her new duties in the chill
dren's department of the Worcester Public
Library, one of the finest libraries in New Eng
land. Miss Poor, after graduating from We'll
lesley, took library course i'll Simmons col
lege, specializing in children's work and is thus
well fitted for the position rendered her,
Shapley Camp. Sons Of Veterans, of Port
land, has given rising vote of thanks to F. A.
Nickerson for successfully opposing propo-
sition of dealers and owners of automobiles
that series of automobile races be arranged
for Memorial day. Mr.. Nickerson is the head
of the firm of F. A. Nickerson 4 Co. 642 Con-
gress street, Portland, who the Maine dis
tributors for the Pierce and Seldom cars
Mrs. Eugene l.. Stevens gavea thmble party
| Wednesday afternoon, April 9th, in honor of
Mrs. Clinton G. Ferguson of Houton, who is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Durham
The afternoon was pleasantly passed with
needlework and social chat and at 5 o'clock
dainty lunch was served by the hostess Satur-
day afternoon Miss Maude Gammans had
bridge party in honor of Mrs. Ferguson.