The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-06-27
PERSONAL.

Miss Hattie Aborn has returned to Rockport
from visits in Belfast and Knox.
Linville Whitmore is at home from Colby
college for the summer vacation.
George Luce of Somerville, Mass, has been
calling on friends in Belfast and Lincolnville.
Miss Hattie M. Black has arrived home from
seven weeks visit with relatives in North
port.
Ralph A. Bramhall and Ralph S. Collins of
Colby college arrived last Friday to spend the
summer in Belfast.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold B. Pratt are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a son, born in
Honolulu. S. l., May 29th.
Capt. G. A. Thompson of Vancouver, B. c., a
former resident of Bucksport, is the guest of
Mrs. S. B. Thompson in East Orland.
Two Belfast men, Sherman G. Swift and Le-
roy Webber, were in the United Commercial
Travellers parade in Bangor last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Perkins of Maiden,
M ass, left last Tuesday for home after visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Howard L. Whitten
the Waldo County Hospital, has returned from
a trip to Washington. D. c.. New York. and
Boston.
N. J. Potte of Howard, R. l., is spending
short vacation with his family in Belfast Mrs.
Pottle will accompany him on his return to
Howard.
The Belfast friends of Mrs. Oscar Meader of
Auburn will be glad to learn that she is inn
proving after serious operation in the Lew
iston hospital.
Herbert 7. Field came home from Portland
last Friday. and was accompanied on his return
Monday by his sister, Miss Caroline W. Field,
to be his guest for few days.
PC. .Blaisdell and family of New York, have
arrived at their cottage, Northport Camp
ground. for the summer season. They visited
in Winterport before coming to Northport.
Mrs. Lucille Frye and son Cecil and Miss
Ruth Crocker of Agawam, Mass, were guests
this week of DR.. and Mrs. l. P. Tash. They
are spending the summer at the Tash cottage
at Windermere Park, Unity.-Fairtield Jour
nal.
President Bragdon of the E. M C. Seminary,
Bucksport, will spend the summer with his
family in Northport, but will be at the school
much of the time on account Of the building
operations.
The many friends in this vicinity of Russell
Lord of West Brooksville, who was graduated
from Colby college yesterday. will be interest
ed to know that he has accepted fine position
/ tbo hon in
Jefferson L. Alexander, who holds fine
position with Stone Webster, in Houghton,
Michigan, spent the week emo in town, en-
route for vacation visit to his home in East
port. HE will visit Belfast again before going
west.
AT the Senior class day exercises June goth
in connection with the eighty thi, commence
me mt at Coburn Classical Institute the address
to the undergraduates was by Donald SWEET
knowlton, son of DIR. and Mrs. F. A. Knowlton
of Fairfield.
Miss Theodore Winsow, of Elizabeth, N. j.,
niece of Mrs. George A. Quimby of this city,
will sail about the first of July for Europe,
with her aunt. Mrs. Edward N Winsow of
Lawrence, Mass. They plan to be abroad about
three months.
Mrs. Lewis W. Pendleton, who spent the
winter in Ashvie, N. c., where she was severe
ly i'll with pneumonia, will arrive this week for
the remainder of the summer, and will be at
Miss Harriet Whites, Cedar street. She visited
IN New York, Boston and Portland en- route
Among the out-of-town guests at the Pearl
Montgomery wedding in Bangor last week
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Horace B. Pearson, Robert
Pearson and George Field Pearson, Brookline
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MONTGOMERY. St.
Thomas, Ont; Charles H. Field and Mrs. Annie
Weman, Belfast.
George Stobie, the young pitcher who made
an enviabe record with the University of
Maine, has been signed up by President Nc
Aleer of the Red Sox. The Philadelphia Athle-
tics were after Stobie, but the Boston man.
agement beat them out. Stobie's assortment
of curves and cool head In tight places at
tracted the big league scouts.
DR.. Charles Dean Cool arrived last week
from Madison, Wis, where he is Professor of
Romance Languages in the University of Wis
consin, and joined his wife and little son
Robert for few weeks visit with Mrs. Cool's
parents, Hon. and Mrs. R. F. Dunton. They
will spend much of the time at the Battery
Mrs. L. C. Andrews and daughter, Miss
Izzelle, of Rockland, have arrived at the An.
drews cottage at Temple Heights, where they
will spend the summer months. Miss Andrews
who has been in very poor health, is improving
and is expected to gain rapidly at Northport
The trip was made by automobile, G. A. Ames
Harry and A. H. Jones accompanying and visit.
ing Belfast in their motor car
The U. of M, correspondent of the Old Towr
Enterprise notes the arrival of Mr. and Mrs
w. R. Howard at The Battery and says: "Mr
Howard is graduate of s2 and has had Ions
and successful experience as teacher. He re-
turns to Belfast, his old home, every summe,
for his annual vacation. Billy used to shine
on first base in the olden days when varsity
mines in Maine were in their infancy"
Rev. J. w. Hatch U. of M, '8s, who was s
delegate to the quadrennial General Confer
ence of Methodists at Minneapolis last month
was elected to some very impo rtant positions
He was member of the committee on Episco
pacy and Rural Church. was chairman of the
special committee on Citv Evan pelizat;ons an,