The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-04-27
PERSONAL.

Harold E. Bailey of Boston arrived Tuesday
to visit his father Henry C. Bailey.
Roy S. Talbot arrived from Boston last Tues
day to spend the summer in Belfast
Mrs. Edyth G. Berry returned to Boston lass
Monday after several days visit with friends
in this city.
A. L. Curtis left Tuesday on short business
trip to Castine and Islesboro in the interest of
The City Bakery.
Frank E. Logan returned to Bangor last
Monday after few daysvsit with his mother.
Mrs. Sarah ]. Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Stearns of Fitchburo
Mass, arrived last Saturday and are guests of
DR.. and Mrs. W. L. West Franklin street
Lynwood B. Thompson, who went to New
1ork last week to engage in practical forestrr-
work, has been transferred to Carlisle, Pa.
The Journal had pleasant call Yesterday
from one OF Its frequent and always welcome.
contributors, A. Stinson, Esq, of North Sears
| port.
Raymond +. Rogers attended the conven-
'lon OF Maine agents of the Equitable Life As
sociation Society of the United States. held in
Portland, April 26th.
Mrs Allen McLane, who spent the last sea
son abroad will spend the summer at her
cottage on Northport avenue and is expected
to arrive about the first of June
Mrs. Horace Chenery, accompanied bv Miss
Eugenia Fisk, arrived Tuesday from Boston
for few days visit The Chenery family will
come to their summer home sometime in May,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Lower have returned
from Fort Orange, Fla, where they spent the,
winter, and are occupying their residence in
Northport. Mr.. Lower has opened his Main
street store.
Mrs. Andrew G.. Mudgett of this city an
nounces the engagement of her granddaughter.
Miss Gertrude Mudgett Banks, to Mr.. Walter
A. Decrow. The marriage will take place
early in May.
Mrs. Wallace r. Tarbox, Fryeburg, Me,
national patriotic instructor, Ladies of the G
A. R., sent out a beautiful Easter greeting %
her own composition to her friends 1t iss
printed on the 9Th page
=. Miss Ethola W Frost is with her PARENTS
Mr.. and Mrs o. E. Frost, while Acadia Semi
nary, in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, where she is
teaching music, is closed on account of tv.
phoid fever epidemic.
Mrs. Florence Gray Logan left last Monday
for Boston, where she will take thorough
course in massage at the Posi- Gymnasium.
Mrs. Logan has been very successful nurse in
Belfast for the past seven wears and her.
friends wish her sprcecc IN, bar
ing.
Mrs. Hannah Dyer of Portland and M. ans
Mrs. Edgar B. Thompson of Bangor who haG
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William
Haugh, returned to their respective homes,
Tuesday. Mrs Dyer will close the home in
Portland and go TO Bangor to live with her
daughter, Mrs Percie Dyer Thompson.
Mrs. Mary H. Whitney arrived from Wheel
ing, West Virginia, last Tuesday morning 70
open the B. P Hazeltine residence, No Court
street. Mrs. Hazeltine, who spent the winter
in Wheeling with her sons Ben and Reginald
is visiting in Springfield, Mass, and will ar
rive next week.
Mrs. Montford S. Hill returned Monday
night from Old Town, where she attended the
East Maine Conference. Mr.. Hill was made
the treasurer of the Conference h has besf7
returned to Belfast, to the frat.frsu,n Of
many friends both in and ou,siae O. the NJ.
E. church. Mr. Hill remained ia Har1pden
for short visit with his mother. Mrs John
Hill, who is seriously ill,
/ Linwood Jones, B. H s., 10 the son 81: Capl
and Mrs. John w. Jones, High street mas com
pleted his freshman year at Queens college
Kingston, Canada. He was offered two losl-
1 tions for the summer. One was to go on & sur.
veying trip through the northwest, which
would occupy him all summer, and defer his
homc coming until the Christmas holidays
He decided, however, to make a visit home.
and is expected to arrive within few days
The Penobscot Bar Association gave : ban
quet TO Justice W. P. Whitehouse at the Ban
gor House Wednesday, April 18th, and in its re
port of the affair the Daily News says: Now
and then, from che general expressions OF
good feeling, there cropped something more.
signifcant-as, for example, when William ?
Thompson was referred to several times as
''in line for appointment to the supreme
bench. Mr.. Thompson was the candidate of the
Penobscot bar for the place left vacant 3 the
death of Justice Peabody, an6 he was d p9 pu-
lar candidate, evidently, judging by the ap.
plause with which each Of these illusions was
received.