The Republican journal., 1912-06-13
PERSONAL.

Hon. Albert Peirce of Frankfort recently
bought model 20 Haynes touring car.
Mr.. Edmund Warton of Rockland was
weekend guest of Robert Hart and family last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. durham of Kansas
City, Mo-, arrived last Sunday for an extended
visit with relatives in Belfast
Mr.. and Mrs. D. h Drake of Frankfort were
the guests of their daughter, Mrs. George
Hasteey of Jackson, over Sunday.
Austin J. Fernald. brakeman on the NJ. c. R.
R. between Rockland and Bath, arrived last
Saturday to visit his mother, Mrs. J. F. Fer
nald
Robert ". Pence, who has been attending
the Moses Brown school in Providence, R. l.,
has arrived at his home in Frankfort for the
summer vacation.
Mrs. Albert Peirce has returned to Frank
fort from Portland. where she attended the
graduation of her daughter Margaret from the
Waynfete school.
Hon. VIM. P. Thompson arrived from Ban
gor on Tuesday evenings train ard will re-
turn by boat this morning. His many Belfast
friends were glad to see him.
c. NJ. Conant of Winterport, Republican
candidate for State Senator from this county,
we'll known business man. was in Belfast
Tuesday, coming in his touring car.
The family of William H. Folwell of Phia-
delpha are expected at their summer home,
lsola Bella. June goth. for the summer and will
bring number of guests with them.
True C. Hayfor has resigned as deputy
warden at the Maine State prison in Thomas
ton and is at his home in this city His resig-
nation is said to be due to impaired health.
Virgil L. Hail. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Wilkins and Miss Lu Thompson. left last
Monday for Boston and will return to Belfast
in Mr.. Halls car the latter part of this week.
Miss Marie French, who has been with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. French, at the
Colonial for several months. has resumed her
duties with the W. 7. Mason Co., New York.
Blanche NJ, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Montford S. Hill of Hartland. arrived Tuesday
to take the examinations with her class of the
9th grade. She will spend the week with
friends.
DR.. Eugene L. Stevens left Wednesday
morning for Portland to attend the sessions of
the Maine Medical Association While there
he will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs George F.
Reynolds.
Mrs. Bancroft H. Conant left Thursday for
Boston, to be absent several weeks. She will
visit Mrs. VIM. R. Marshall in Winchester,
Mrs. James NJ. Leighton in Fairhaven and Mrs
Wilson Jordan in Lowell, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Bickford are in Oro-
no attending the Commencement exercises at
the University of Maine. MIR. Bickford's alma
mater. Commencement without "Bick'' would
be the play of Hamlet with Hamlet omitted
The Bangor News has received letter
written in London under date of May 29th to
the effect that DR.. E. E. Brown and George W.
Upton are enjoying a profitable postgraduate
course in the hospitals of the English metropo-
lis.
Harold Richards, Foster Crocker. Roland
Stevens, Oscar Olson. Linwood S Jones and
Ray Lindgren are at home for the summer
from the University of Maine Lynwood
Thompson ard Houston Small are expected
home today, Thursday.
Charles Elwell, of New Haven, Conn, chair
an of the Connecticut Utility Commission
as the guest over Sunday of Henry W. Mar
riner. He is one of the loyal alumni of the
University of Maine and was on his way 10
Orono to attend Commencement.
Mrs. Amos Clement, Stephen and Louis
Clement will leave next Saturday to spend
the season at Seaside Inn, Seal Harbor. Anse
Packard will accompany them ard have en-
pl yment at the Inn. He is pannit g TO enter
the University of Maine in September
MIR and Mrs. Ira Cohe OF Chicago and Misses
Clara B. Keating ard Marian Heal of Belfast
have left Chicago for Northport and home
The young ladies have been Mrs, Cobe guests
for several months and have been delightfully."-
entertained. They will arrive this, Thursday,
evening by train
Rev. Ashley A. Smith of Bangor delivered
the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating
class of Corinna academy last Sunday evening
His subject was The Untried Way. Next Sun
day Mr.. Smith will visit Caribou In the fore
noon he will preach in the Universalist church
and in the evening will make the St. Johns
Day address in the opera house.
Lieut.. Kenneth Nj. Lord. U. S. A., who has
been stationed at Fort Leavenworth. Kansas,
sailed from San Francisco on Wednesday,
June 5, for the Philippines. where he will be
stationed for three years at Fort Mckinley
about fourteen miles from Manila. His mother,
who has been visiting in Omaha, returned to
Manila with him.--Rockland Opinion.
Miss R. T Newell, manager OF the Western
Union office, who is taking few weeks vaca-
tion at her home at Citypoint on account of
illness, is improving and will probably be able
to resume her work very shortly. In her abb
sence the office is in charge of Miss E. NJ San
born, who is assisted by her sister Miss Winni-
fred. Z
Fred Colley, who suffered from asthma
while in Belfast, has been free from that try
ing disease since he took up his residence in
Arlingto M ass. land has grown so stout that his
old friends here did not recognize him and he
has had to introduce himself He is enjoying
his visit to familiar scenes and in fishing, and
landed salmon at Swan lake the other day.
Lynwood BsThompson son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Selwyn Thompson is attending the Commence