The Republican journal., 1911-03-30
PERSONAL.

day to attend the horse show.
Miss Elizabeth Pendleton of Camden is the
guest OF Mrs. L A. Knowlton.
s Miss Alice A. Simpson spent several davs
with friends in Augusta the past week.
Mrs. Geo. o. Bailey is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace r. Tarbox in Fryeburg, Maine.
Miss Edythe Atkins has entered the mill
merry store of E. X. Brier & Co. as maker.
Mrs. M. M. Brown of Lincolnville was thu
guest for several days last week of Miss Saral
R. Gardner
Miss Clara johnson, milliner for E. K. Brie,
& Co. arrived last Saturday and has a room al
the Brooks house..
e. Orrin J. Dickey went to Portland Wednesda,
to attend meeting of the trustees of the Stat.
School for Boys.
Mrs. H. W. Thorndike and daughter Ilewalls
OF hockland arrived Saturday to visit Mr.. anc
Mrs. Charles R. Coombs.
Mrs. Frank E. Peterson CT Rockland. Mass.
arrived home last week to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Wight
Mrs. Warren Carver of Brooksville is recov.
ering from paralytic shock and is being cared
for by Mrs. Freeman Durham.
| Clarence E. Hall left Monday for a business
trip among the Massachusetts, manufacturers
in the interest of the Southworth store.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Howard arrived SATURDAY.
from Pennington, N. H., and will spend the
spring vacation at their cottage at the Battery.
tsRaymond and Sabra Dyer are spending their
Easter vacation from Kents Hill Seminary
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Dyer.
Mrs. Eugene S. Philbrook of Sanford is at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Smalley, called here by the illness of her
mother.
=. Miss Louise E. Heal arrived home last Sat-
urday from the Boston Art School to spend the
Easter vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Heal.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Clement and daughter
Louise arrived home last Saturday from Flor
ida. Their son. ]. Donald came home Saturday
for visit.
Gov. Plaisted has made the following nomi-
nations: notary public, Alfred E. Nickerson,
Portland; justice of the peace, Wesley A. Nell
son, Palermo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilmore left Saturday for
vacation in Massachusetts, and Vermont Mr.
Gilmore is baggage master on the Belfast
Branch, r. R.
In ba ct of Wo11 Nv cd
officers, war of 1861 to 1865 the rank of Eli c.
Merriam was given as End Lieut.. 1t should
have been captain.
Register of Deeds Hiram P. Farrow went to
Ellsworth last Thursday on business in regard
to copying the Waldo county records record
ed in Hancock county.
Congratulations are extended to Mr. and
Mrs. M. c. Hill on the arrival in New York.
March 21st, of a grandson, the son Of Winfred
M. Hill formerly OF Belfast
Miss Evelyn NJ. Bonsey left Friday for visit
of several days with her brother Sidney, at
Searsport. While there she will be the guest
of Mrs. E. c. Pike.-Ellsworth American.
Karl Macdonald, who has been employed in
the engineering department of the Bath Iron
Works, has accepted a position with the Col
burn Machine Tool Company of Franklin, Pa.
The annual meeting of the Maine kent's
Hill Alumni association was held in Portland,
March 23d, and among those present were AL
fred Eugene Nickerson, 80, and Mrs. Alfred
E. Nickerson, IS.
DIR. E. A. Porter is president of the Pittstied
H., ,olJ
meeting and banquet last Friday evening
which was largely attended and proved to be
very enthusiastic gathering.
Harold McKeen, Ralph Collins, Frank Mud
gett and Warren Fahy will arrive home today,
Thursday, from Coburn Classical Institute to
spend the spring vacation. Mr.. McKeen has
been elected captain of the Coburn foot ball
team.
Mrs. w. c. Vose and daughter, Miss Vida L.
Vose, were called to Belfast from Lunenburg,
Mass, last week by the serious illness of Mrs
Vose's mother, Mrs. Samuel G. Norton. Mrs
Vose was spending a few weeks with her
daughter.
The members of Co. K, End regt. infantry
N. u. D. M, OF harrington, Me-, elected OIllcerS
last week and Corp. Robert F. White was
chosen End lieutenant. Lieut-elect White is &c
years of age and is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry P White He jblisted June 10, 1903,
and was made corporal November 9, 1909 His
father is native and former resident of this
city, member of family prominent in the
affairs and annals of Belfast
souvenir post card of the Highland Coun-
try Club, Westfeld, Conn.,, received from Miss
Harriet L. Furbish of Meriden. Conn.,, says:
1.-The Pine Tree Club of Meriden held ban
quet at their house March 21st. Waldo county
was represented by nine people. George E.
Bicknell is past president; o. C. Burgess, ma
tive of Belfast, Maine, was chosen president
for 1911, and DR.. B. H. Carter, formerly of
Montville, vice president. We went over by
trolley. 1t is beautiful place and we had
delightful visit
A post card from Los Angeles, Calf, from
Robert P. Chase who with Mrs. Chase and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Dnsmore is taking, a
pleasure trip through the South and West,
says: delicious oranges from to 10 cents a
dozen; grape fruit, large, 60 cents dozen;
Strawberries, 10 cents a pound; English vlolets,
large bunch, cents. This sounds fine, but no
clans, Holsters, haddock or Aroostook pota-
toes, here The party will spend several
weeks in California before starting homeward