The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-04-06
PERSONAL.

Mrs. s. G. Norton, who has been seriously i'll
recovering.
Mrs. John Ward left last Thursday for Brock.
ton, Mass, for visit with her son. Robert G.
Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Smith, who spent the win.
tel in Vienna, N. j., will soon return to their
home in Thorndike.
State Missionary Hunt of Charleston. Me-
was In Belfast last Monday, the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. Arthur G. Roberts
Charles H. Brickley left on Tuesday morn
ing's train for Brockton, Mass, called there by
the serious illness of his brother,
Leon G. Wagner returned tuesday to his
studies at Hebron Academy, after visit with
his grandmother, Mrs. George w. Lewis.
Evangelists Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Miller, who
are holding meetings in Waldo county, were
the guests Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. C. L.
Wright.
Mrs. l. s. Jackson, who has been boarding at
the Home for Aged Women, Cedar street. for
the winter, returned yesterday to her home on
Congress street.
Prof H. W. Lewis of New Ipswich, N. H.,
was the guest last week of his aunt, Mrs
George W. Lewis. Prof. Lewis is at the head
of the new Ipswich Academy.
Rev. Arthur G. Roberts has had telephone
installed in the Peavey cottage on the harbor
front, which he has taken for the summer.
The number is 245-3. He has his study there
at present and will move there later.
Animal Industry at the University of Maine,
and Mr.. Homestead, who bought the Goweli
Poultry Farm, Orono, were in Belfast Tuesday
the guests of Mr.. Alfred M. Ferguson
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Briggs of Brockton
Mass, were called to Belfast Saturday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Briggs sister, Mrs. W.
o. Colby, which took place last Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Annie c. Davis will leave today for
Boston to enter the Homeopathic Hospital for
surgical treatment. She will be accompanied
by Miss Emma Blake, who will remain until
after the operation.
w. A. Swift has received post card from
his brother, Charles F. Swift, reporting his ar
rival in San Francisco. He got there at night
and went immediately to bed. At breakfast
the next day he met Mr.. and Mrs Thomas B.
Dinsmore.
E. P. Frost returned last Saturday morning
from New York city, where he bought large
stock of clothing and furnishing goods. While
in New York he called on Mr.. Arnold Harris
and found him very well and looking forward
to coming to Belfast in few weeks to spend
the summer.
Cecil Clay, the court stenographer who did
the stenographic work for the National Con-
ference OF Episcopal Church Clubs when held
in Portland last year, has received telegraphic
| invitation from the secretary of the conference
/ to attend and do the stenographic work for the
conference to be held in Philadelphia May 2nd
and 3rd of this year.Portland Evening Express.
Abram T. Smith, master of the Dudley dis
trict, Roxbury, will go to Rosindale, and will
be succeeded by the present submaster, Will
liam l.. Phinney. William c. Crawford, master
of the Washington Allston school, will soon
become master of the new boys trade school,
in the Brimmer school building, Common St,
and Arthur A. Lincoln, submaster in the Mather
OlStrlct, DoFcneSleT, VIII become master OF tne
Washington Alston school.-Boston Globe.
Wiliston Grinnell of Camden called at The
Journal office yestesday and in the course OF
conversation spoke of the many who have pass
ed away in this city and elsewhere Henry
Alden and Joshua Adams of Camden, Charles
E. Adams of Searsport, Charles B. Hazeltine
VIM. G. Cox and Dana B. Southworth of Bel
fast, and others with whom he had had pleasant
social and business relations.