The Republican journal., 1911-06-01
PERSONAL.

J. L. Russell of Pittsfield was business
visitor in Belfast May oath.
Isaac A. Sheldon of Auburn arrived SATURDAY.
to visit relatives in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Libby of Unity visited
friends in Fairfield May 24th
5. A. Parker returned last Friday morning
from brief business trip to Boston
The present address of Rev. Ashley A..
Smith is 113 Leighton street, Bangor.
Charles A. Godfrey of Auburn arrived Satur-
day to spend few days with relatives in this
city.
Hon. Arthur l. Brown was in Thomaston the
past week, the guest of his son, Arthur F.
Brown.
Mrs. Lulu Putnam Nichols was in Searsport
last Thursday to attend the Pattee-M -Morey
wedding.
Mrs. Flora Heath spent few days in Cam
den the past week. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford D. White.
Arno Twitchel has sold his home in Burn
ham to W. c. Doe of Augusta and thinks of To-
eating in Pittsfeld.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J.Webb Of Unity we're guests
last week of Mrs. Webb's sister Mrs. Clarence
Pierce, in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Hartman of Cambridge.
Mass, arrived last Friday to open their bunga-
low at Little River for he season.
Herman and Norman Cuddy of Winterport
arrived last Friday for a short visit with Post
master and Mrs Amos F. Carleton.
Charles H. Twombly left last Saturday to
spend weeks vacation at the home of his
son, Frank W. Twombly, in Beverly, Mass.
Mr.. F. Wallace Chase of Newtonville. Mass
was in Belfast last Saturday to attend the bur-
ial of his mother-in-law. Mrs L. L. Robbins.
George s. Perry of Brookline, Mass, has
bought the Sylvester Phinney farm in Lincoln
vile and his son Joseph will occupy and op-
crate it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury who have
been at The Chelsea, New York City, for sew
eral weeks, will arrive home the last of this
week.
Messrs. Walter C. Shaw and l. V. Miller left
last Saturday morning for two weeks fishing
trip on the streams and lakes near Milford
Name.
William F. Bean of Kansas City, Mo-, arrived
last week to spend his biennial vacation in
Belfast with his sister, Miss Annie M. Bean,
Church street.
William R. Marshall and family of Winches-
ter, Mass, have engaged the Brooks cottage
on North Shore, Northport, and will occupy it
for the summer.
Mrs. Lydia ]. Flowers of. Camden, widow of
George A Flowers, has been allowed an origi-
nal pension at the rate of Sl2 per month, dating
from March 49, 1911
Rev. M. S. Hill was in Hampden and Bucks
port the past week and at the latter place au-
dited the annual accounts of the East Maine
Conference Seminary
Fred W. Bailey and James Robertson left
Monday for Millinockett, where they have
employment. Mrs. Bailey and little sons and
Mrs. Robertson will join them later
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Dunbar of Ply
mouth, Mass spent few days in Belfast the
Dodge, another former well known resident
of Belfast, now of Plymouth, as enjoying the
best of health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel B. Wing of Boston
autoed here last Saturday to spend a few days
at their cottage at Saturday Cove. They were
ten hours in making tt trip and report de-
ightful time. Mr.. Wing is president of the
First National Bank of Boston.
Senator William P. Frye, returning from
Washington to seek restoration of health in
Maine, arrived in Lewiston last Thursday
evening, accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. F.
H. Briggs, and secretary. The senator stood
the journey well. He is at the home of his
law, W. H. White
Major Herbert NJ. Lord army paymaster.
who has been stationed at Omaha, Neb, the
past two years, is to be transferred to the
Philippines, where he has once previously
served. AS he is not directed to sail from San
Francisco until Sept. 5th it is hoped he will
be able to spend his summer in Rockland as he
had planned.-Rockland Courier Gazette
William Farrow, the veteran sailmaker re-
tires from that business this week, after hav-
ing worked at it the tolerably long spell of So
years. This month also marks the 63d ami
versary of his marriage. Going out of bust
ness wrings confession of homesickness from
him, but the sailmakng trade has been so dull
the past few years that it was almost equiva-
lent to going out of business.-Rockland Cour-
ier-GaZette.
Mrs. Ira NJ. Cobe of Chicago will make a
business trip here about the first week in June
to look after Bohemia, her summer home on
the South Shore, Northport. On her return to
Chicago she will be accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs A. W. keaJine, and when they return for
the summer they will come by a steam Yacht,
making the trip by the way of the St Law
renee river
Miss Alice P. Poor, daughter of Hon. and
Mrs Clarence o. Poor of this city, who has
been il the childrens department OF the Wor-
cester, Mass Public Library has resigned that
position to accept more lucrative one in the
New York Public Library, the finest in the
world, which has just been dedicated Miss
Poor is graduate of W Wellesley and of Sim
mons colleges, taking library course at the
latter.
The American has received from Miss Lucy
Hale Tapley, of West Brooksville, president of
the faculty and one of the trustees of Spell
man Seminary of Atlanta, Ga, copy of the
thrtieth annual circular of the seminary, and