The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-05-30
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Annie Weeman is visiting friends in
Portland.
Miss Myra Duffy spent several days last
week in Castine.
Prof. A, johnson Dodge of Boston was in
Belfast last Monday on business.
A. G. Hopkins returned Wednesday from a
business trip to Bucksport
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur A Blair went to Ban.
gor last Tuesday for short vacation.
Mrs Blanche Griffin Alexander of Portland
Is spending Memorial week at the Griffin farm
Miss Louise ]. Read went to Rockland satur-
day afternoon for a visit with Miss Elsie
Bicknell
Rev. ano Mrs. D. B. Phelan are guests of
their daughter, Mrs. Bowdoin N. Pendleton, in
Islesboro.
Mr. David Mcknight of Barre, Vt. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Gilmore on
Charles street.
MIR. Wilmer j. Dorman went to Portland
Wednesday and will return home in his auto
from Brunswick
Miss Julia Vaughan of Citypoint went to
"aterville Monday where she has position in
the Grove street school,
MISS Amy l.. Wilson will leave this morning
to spend several days in Gardiner The guest of
her sister, Miss Edith C. Wilson.
Frank G. Mixer returned last Monday nigb+
Fl ON Portland, where for two weeks he bod
been under treatment for his ewes. He is inn
proving.
w. "A. Macomber returned last Tuesday from
"atervllle, where he was called to attend the
funeral of his cousin, Miss Ernestine Ma
comber.
warren Z. Marsh, who has been confined to
the house for several weeks with an attack of
the grip, was on the street for the first time
Tuesday
Miss Maude E. Barker, who spent the past
winter In Florida with friends and has sinca
been the guest of relatives in Boston and
vicinity, arrived home last evening,
Alonzo A. Shute. who recently graduated
from the Huntsinger Business College of Hart
1oro' conn, is spending few weeks with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Shute
Norman Read. travelling salesman for Whit
ail-1atum Co. of New York, was in Belfast for
the weekend, the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo 7. Read, Congress street
MISS Stella Durgin resumed her duties as a
local operator in the Waldo Telephone Office
M onday after two weeks vacation spent in
beverly, Mass, with her sister, Mrs N. Loudon
Page.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Randall spent the week
end at their cottage, The Hermitage, at Pitch
ers pond, and had for guests, Miss Hazel
Barnard, Miss Edna Bedel, Marthon Doak and
William H. Hail.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. H. Wood, who came here
from Skowhegan about year ago, have re-
turned there. DR.. Wood was in practice hsre
as an optometrist, but the climate did not agree
with Mrs. Wood, hence the return inland
H. L. Woodcock, who spent the winter in
Nassau, N p, will sail from there on the
steamer leaving June 7th. and will go to the
Chase Pond camps, Bingham, Maine for the
fishing season. In personal note Mr. Wood
cock says: "Have had a most ENJOYABLE and
successful season, but am glad to get away
from the continuous heat and thunder show
ers"
Major General Daniel Edgar Sickies of New
Y ork, who is to deliver the Memorial address
at Togus today, arrived at Togus TUESDAY
afternoon and Wednesday received many Of
his old friends and comrades. Gen. Sckles is
81 years old and remarkably active for one of
his years. He is the only major general ieft,
and 10 doubt many of the veterans will make
the trip to Togus that they may meet him, and
talk over the battles OF their earlier days