The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-04
PERSONAL.

Edgar L. Harding went to Boston last Friday
on business.
Mrs. Isaac .Wilband of East Boston is the
guest of her son, Clifford L. Wilband.
Miss Melvina v. Parker returned last Satur-
day morning from vacation trip to Boston.
Miss Helen Brier went to Kent's Hill last
Tuesday to attend the Maine WESLEYAN Sem
mary.
Miss Abbie o. Stoddard of Newton, Mass.
is spending the Easter recess with her cousin.
Miss Amy E. Stoddard
| Misses Millie Mitchell and Helen Brown will
go to Boston and vicinity in few days for an
extended vacation trip
Hon. William P Thompson, who came to Bel
fast to attend the funeral of Hon. W. H. Nc
Leilan, returned to Bangor Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Pendleton of Camden went
to Boston Monday after spending a week in
Belfast. the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Knowl-
ton.
Henry B. Cunningham went to Portland Fri.
day for surgical treatment to his foot which
was injured some time ago when playing foot
ball.
Misses Marion Knowlton, Geneva Hutchins,
Sabra Dyer and Helen Brier returned to Kent's
Hill last Tuesday after two weeks vacation
at home.
Miss Louise Nj. Richards, teacher in the
Pennington Normal School, spent her spring
vacation in a trip to New York and ashing-
ton, D. c.
Kenney A. Burgess arrived home yesterday
from Phillips Exeter Academy for the Easter
vacation. He spent Tuesday night with
friend in Portland.
Rev. Montford S. Hill, pastor of the Metho-
dist church, went to Rockland Monday to at
tend the East Maine NJ E. conference. Mrs.
Hill joined him Tuesday.
Mrs. Georgianna Tuttle, who was called to
Belfast by the death of her father, Mr.. E. H.
Conant, returned to Boston last Monday to re-
sumo her employment.
Miss Grace M. Mitchell spent last week in
Camden with her sister, Miss Velma Mitchell,
who is the telegraph operator in the Camden
office of the Western Union.
Miss Grace Hayes, chief operator of the
Waldo Telephone Co., went to Boston Monday
for weeks visit and will visit in Portland and
Bangor during her three weeks vacation.
Miss Frances A. Sargent was the guest for
several days last week of Miss Beulah F. Phil
brook in Brewer Miss Philbrook accompanied
her to Belfast, returning to Brewer Tuesday.
Rev. r. B. Mathews of the Ellsworth Con-
gregational church was one of the judges in
the debate between the Bangor and Bar Har-
Dor Hign school pupils at Bar Harbor last Fri
day evening.
Mrs. George A. Quimby will leave April 18th
for New York and will sail from there the 2Oth
for Porto Rico, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Pineo. She will be accompanied to New York
by Miss Maude Milliken.
MIR, and Mrs. Loren Cross have moved from
their new house on Cedar street to their farm
in Morrill, for the spring months, and later will
go to their cottage on the South Shore, North
port.
Mrs Henry Alden, the Misses Emma and
Anne Alden and Miss Ella Adams Of Camden,
who have been spending the winter in Bermu~
da, sailed March 30th for New York. They
will visit in New York and Boston before re-
turning home.
The members of the Maine Wesleyan Alumni
Association met at the New Dewitt IN Lewis
ton last Friday evening for their annual ban
quet and good time. The president of the as
sociation, Prof Charles D. Woods, of Ororo,
presided as postmaster.
The Belfast friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Philbrook will be interested to learn that they
are to move from Brewer, where they have re-
sided for several years, to Hampden, where
their daughter, Miss Beulah Philbrook, is
cessful teacher.
pleasant social event in Old Town last
week linen shower given by the mem
bers OF Our Neighborhood Club at the home of
Miss Ida Bean for Miss Helen Jean Wibery
whose marriage to Alfred P. Gilkey of Dark
Harbor will take place Thursday, April l1th
4 Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Preston of Lowell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh D. Mcclellan of Cambridge
and VIM. H. Mcclellan, Esq, of Toledo Ohio,
left on the noon train Friday for their re-
spective homes. They were called to Belfast
| Dy lne QedLn OF UHelF ldtneT, HON W. H. NC
Lellan.
Richard F. Crocker, IA of Belfast was re-
Gently elected assistant editor from the horti-
cultural department for practical HusbandrE
of Maine," the paper published by the agricul-
tural students of the University of Maine.
Raymond H. Fogler, rs, of West Rockport, is
assistant business manager.
The many friends of Mrs. Hall Hoxie, for
merly Miss Ethel Barr of Belfast will be in
terested to learn that Mr.. Hoxie has been Of
fered excellent position with the Central
Maine Power Co. in Waterville, his former
home and will move there from Ridgewood,
| N. j., where he has been located for several
years.
President Arthur c. Yeaton, who has been
connected with Westbrook Seminary for Is
years, and for the past five years its head, will
retire next June that he may take an extended
rest to recuperate his health His successor
will be Rev. Harvey H. Hoyt, who is known
throughout the State superintendent of
| Universalist churches
Chester B. Frost, who has been for some
in ba ap1nloy of tho nupley Roller RJSb-