The Republican journal., 1911-01-26
PERSONAL.

Miss Mary Rhynas of Montreal is the CUES
of Miss Louise Hazeltine.
Mrs. ]. O. Hayes is spending few days with
relatives and friends at Dark Harbor.
Frank N. Lord left last Tuesday for Phil.
adelphia, where he expects to reside.
Mr.. Wilmer ]. Dorman returned last Satur-
day from short business trip to Boston and
Portland.
Mrs. L. E. McMahan has returned from a
visit with her daughter, Mrs Frank W. Seldom.
in Manchester, N. H.
Miss Alice Avery of Garland will spend the
remainder of the winter in Belfast with her
aunt, Mrs. J. Lee Patterson.
Miss. Frances, Jones of Morrill, is to succeed
Miss Quimby as soloist at the North Church.
and will sing there next Sunday.
Mrs. James Preston of Lowell, Mass, arrived
by train Saturday night and is the guest of
Miss Louise Hazetine, Primrose Hill.
Mrs. Alice l. ,'hombs left Friday noon to
spend several months with her daughter, Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. L P. Walton returned last FRI
day from Bangor, where they were called by
the critical illness of Mrs. Salathial F. Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving T. Dinsmore left by
train Tuesday noon to accompany the Chase
Dinsmore party to Boston, where they will
make short visit.
Miss Katherine C. Quimby will spend the
month of February in Boston, where she will
and Mr.. Charles White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Richie were in Lewis
ton several days last week, where Mr. Richie
had professional business. They attended the
presentation of II Trovatore Friday evening
and returned home Saturday
1t is announced that the wedding of DR..
Ernest Webber of Hartland and Miss Cecil
Littlefield of this city will take place Feb. End
at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. F. Littlefeld, Cedar street.
Roscoe S. Staples of Rockland and Leander
Staples of Brooks were called to Belfast Mon.
day by the death of their brother, Henry
Staples. They will be joined Saturday by
their brother Marion from Joplin, Mo.
Miss Gladys Pitcher became member, Jan.
18th. Of Alpha Chi Omega, the oldest secret
society connected with the New England Con-
servatory of Music. 1t is also National and
includes both literary and musical work.
Leslie B. Gardner, for years the confidential
clerk of E. R. Conner was recently presented
by Mr.. Conner with handsome gold Hamilton
watch, with chain, in recognition of his faithful
work. Mr.. Gardner continues with the new
firm of Norton & Pillsbury, Mr.. Conner's sue
cessors.
The Bowdoin alumni association of Wash
ington, D. c., held its annual banquet in that
city Jan. 18th. Representative Mccall was the
guest of honor and Representative Allen pre-
sided IN the absence of Senator Frye. Speeches
were made by Congressman Mccall, Alexander
of New York, Stevens of Minnesota and Allen
Of Maine. Senator Frye was reelected pres-
dent.
The many friends in Belfast of Mrs. Albert
Randegger (nee Louise Baldwin), one of
Names sweetest singers, will regret to hear
that her talented husband is suffering severely
with rheumatism. Signor Alberto Randegger
is one of the most famous vocal teachers in
London and is greatly beloved by all who know
him. His hosts of pupils in America hope for
his speedy recovery, both for his sake and his
wife's, who is greatly admired throughout New
England.
mi il E. L. of H.
Colby Alumni association has been announced
as Friday evening, Feb. 18th. Following is a
partial list of the speakers: Pres. Roberts of
Colby; Shaler Matthews, editor of The World
Today; George H. Lorimer, editor of the Sat-
urday Evening Post; jeremiah H. Burke
and Hon. w. C. Emerson of Portland. Mr.
Burke was formerly OF this city, a law student
in the office of Col. W. H. Fogler,
Mr.. Charles Bradbury returned last Saturday
from business trip to Augusta. He has plac-
ed an order for FIVE passenger six cylinder
Wilton auto of 4s-horse power. Mr. B. H.
Norcross of Augusta brought the car to Bel
fast for demonstration and Mr. and Mrs.
Bradbury, accompanied by Mrs. Ralph H.
Howes and Misses Katherine c. and Elizabeth
A. Quisnby went to Augusta in the..car Friday
returning home Saturday by train. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Bradbury will leave soon for New York
to make an extended stay at "The Chelsea
The presentation in Boston last Friday anc
Saturday by the Boston Wellesley club of "The
Gypsey Queen" four-act drama, was dra
matte as we'll as financial success. The pla.
was given in aid of the fund which undergrad
yates and aumnae of Wellesley college arr
raising for proposed 100000 students build
ing on the. campus, and is of local interest a.
(Mrs.) Nina Poor Mcclellan was one of tn
principals in the cast. The Boston Journa
said Of the performance: "Not in years ha
Jordan Hall housed more clever group o
amateur performers and the brilliancy of tn
acting of these Wellesley graduates made plaiI
the fact that all igh-class talent is not in th
pro fessional ranks"
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P Chase and Mr.. AM
Mrs. Thomas B. Dinsmore left yesterday moo
on three months trip South and West. The
will spend Thursday and Friday in Boston an
Saturday and Sunday in New York. The itin
erary includes visits in Savannah, Jacksonville
St. Augustine, New Orleans, Mexico City, Ver
Cruz, and several side trips to historical spot:
rho,, will than uo ta California where the