The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-05-09
PERSONAL.

| osepheh 8. AdrraDee OF PlttSheld was in Bel
fast last Thursday on business.
Guy L. Peavey has succeeded David Dewitt
in Ben D. Fields grocery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond B. Dyer arrived
home last Thursday evening from their we'd
ding trip.
A. b. Ferguson, IA, of New York has re-
Gently been elected secretary of the Maine
Campus" board.
Amos Clement and his son, John C. Clement.
are at Seal Harbor experimenting extensive
repairs on the Seaside Hotel.
Mrs. James H. Howes left last SATURDAY.
morning for Detroit, Mich, called there by the
death of Mr. John M. Hinchman.
Mrs. William F. Schoppe and son, William F..
DR., returned to Orono Friday after visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Pisbury.
Fred Condor, who went to Winter Park
Fla. several months ago, has returned home
for the summer.
ID. Wardwell and family who spent the
winter In southern California, have arrived at
their home in Camden for the summer
' f1opie Dodh was guest at the Phi
Gamma Delta House for the University of
Name Junior week, returning home Monday.
Deputy United States. Marshal Burton Smith
OF Portland was in Belfast last Thursday and
while here was the guest of Mr. B. O. Norton,
The limitations in the four literary societies
at kent's Hill were held recently. Miss Helen
G. Brier of Belfast is a member of the Fro
mathean.
James P. Bartholomay of Dorchester. Mass.
church organ builder, made his annual trip To
Belfast the past week to repair and tune the
church organs.
Mrs. H. L. Alden and Misses Annie and En-
ma Alden and Miss Ella Adams, who spent the
winter in Bermuda, have arrived at their
homes in Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Varney have re-
turned from their winter home in Orange City,
Fla, to their farm at Winnecook, where thew
will pass the summer.
E. S. Pitcher attended the third annual ses-
Sion of the Maine Piano Dealers Association in
Watervlle last week and was elected member
of the executive committee.
Clarence A. Pendleton of Rockland, who is
well known IN Belfast, is directing what prom
lses to be brilliant production of "The Mika-
do in Rockland May Goth, 21st and 22nd
DIR. Carleton N. Steward Tufts Medical IL.
who has just finished course in Carney Hos
pital, Boston, paid brief visit to his cousins,
Misses Maud B. and Clara R. Steward, last
week.
Frank A Cushman, well known resident
of Montville has signed his papers and for
warded them to Augusta, as candidate in the
primaries for the Republican nomination for
sheriff.
Miss Mary A. Gotten of Lewiston accompa-
MED tie body of Eer uncle Nelson Garcelon, to
Troy, where interment was made, and on her
return visited her uncle, William Garcelon, in
Burnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bruce, who came here
recently from Madison, have taken the Ches-
ter E. Perkins house in Elm street. Mr..
Bruce has charge of A. S. Heals marble rooms
on Phoenix Row.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney P. Young and sons
Thomas and Sidney, of Greenville, autoed to
| Belfast last Thursday to spend several days
with Mrs. Young's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Emery 0. Pendleton
DR.. and Mrs. B. B. Foster and sons Herbert
and William returned to their home on Curuber-
land avenue today having occupied apartments
on Congress street near State for several
months past Portland Express May LIST
Frank Mccormick of Winterport is employ
ed in the D. Whiting G. Sons creamery, Dover,
! filling the vacancies of Harold True and
Dwight Kimball. Mr.. kimbal is in Winter
port, where he mas charge of d branch cream
ery.-Piscataquis Observer.
Two of Belfast's smart old ladies are Mrs.
Susan Dickey Mahoney of Northport avenue,
SO, and Mrs John N. Stewart Ss years, whose
birthdays occurred the past month. Both are
active about their homes and take lively in
terest in the doings of the day.
The 18th annual May fair of the Unitarian
church of Pennington, Maine, was held May
End and 3rd. Mrs. H. P. White had charge of
one of the tables and Miss Florence White
| took part in the presentation by local talent of
the comedy, "Mrs. Temples Telegram.
Augustus Perry, Belfast's Grand Old Man.
passed his 9Th birthday April SOth and re-
! SSiFSd many pSdutilul HoWSiS olhSl lS-
membranes in honor of the occasion. Owing
to his recent illness nothing especial was done
in the way of celebrating the event except the
usual family dinner, which included four
! generations.
Prof. Robert ]. Sprague, who has been
leave of absence from the University of Maine
for the academic year. has resigned. He is to
continue as professor Of economics and sociol-
ogy in Massachusetts Agricultural college.
Prof. George W. Stephens, who has been act
ing as professor of economics and sociology
during the year, will succeed Prof. Sprague.
| The Aroostook Republican reports that
Ralph L. Pitcher has bought the farm of Frank
Holmden on the river road, Caribou, and that
with E. j. Briggs he has received two car
loads of Maxwell automobiles, a total of 80
cars, and sold nearly all of them. Mr.. Pitcher
is Belfast hoy who has been in business in
Aroos took county for many years.
| Chaplain D. H. Trbou left Bucksport on the
Boston boat last Thursday on his way to Min
neapolis, where he will attend the Methodist
G eneral conference and meet his old friends.
He will return via Washington, where he vii.
spend two weeks, taking in the Commence