The Republican journal., 1912-03-28
PERSONAL.

& Co., arrived last Saturday evening.
Miss Grace A. Lord went to Newport last
Monday to visit Mrs. Arlene S. Cooper
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel S. Kelley left Monday
afternoon to spend the week in Boston,
Mr.. Charles W. Lancaster left Wednesday
for Fairfield, Iowa, for another load of west
ern horses.
Miss Myra Fitch of Rockland was the guest
of Miss Frances A. Sargent for several days
the past week.
Albert c. Mosman of Lisbon Falls was the
guest last week of his son, Raymond Mosman,
in East Belfast.
Miss Edith C. Wilson of Gardiner was the
guest of her sister, Miss Amy L. Wilson, last
Friday and Saturday.
guest for several days the past week at the
home of l. A. Conant.
Rev. M. S. Hill was called to Morrill, last
Wednesday to offciate at the funeral of Mr..
Albert T. Cushman of Morrill,
Miss Blanche Hill went to Fairfield last
Tuesday to visit the family Of her uncle, Mr..
Fred Hoar, proprietor of the Gerald.
Mrs. B. F. Wells and Mrs. F. G. Spinney re-
turned last Friday from Boston and New
York, where they attended the millinery open
ings.
Mrs. David Dewitt and Mrs. Frank Sargent
of this city spent a recent Sunday in Nicolin
los. NJ
James.
Miss Jessie Peabody, stenographer for the
Seacoast Canning Co., returned by train Satur-
day from a short visit with relatives in Brooks,
Maine.-Eastport Sentinel.
Miss Frances bennett of Castine was the
guest for several days last week of Mrs Fred
A. Tihbetts. Mrs. bennett came over for the
day and accompanied her home.
Miss Lillian E. Spinney returned to Dexter
last Tuesday after short visit in Belfast, her
ormer home. She was entertained Friday at
an informal tea by Mrs. Tileston Wadin.
At the 25th annual Junior exhibition held
last week at Kent's Hill Seminary an excellent
program was given. The opening number was
a piano duo by Misses Helen and Mary Cobb
of Searsmont
Capt. ]. o. Hayes is in Wiggins, South Caro-
lina looking after Pendleton Bros interest in
the schooner Scotia, wrecked there last fall
1t is not known what disposition will be made
of the vessel. s;;i,
II Richard P Roche of Scituate Mass, is en-
ployed by the Waldo Trust Company while W
A. Blodgett is in Unity at the Trust Company s
branch, and later will be employed by Mr.
Horace Chenery.
Mrs. j. W. Vaughan and daughter Julia went
to Wells last Saturday to visit Rev. ]. W.
Vaughan, who is in the santarum there. His
attending physician sends encouraging reports
of Mr.. Vaughans condition.
Lynwood Burkett Thompson, -, of Belfast,
was POSTMASTER at the Delta Kappa, U. of M.
banquet held in Bangor recently, and Nathan
Houston Small, '13, also of Belfast, responded
to one of the toasts.
Miss Rhoda Dawes of Bozeman, Montana
who is spending her vacation from Simmons
College with her college friend, Miss Gertrude
E. Trplett of Bangor, was the guest for two
days this week of Prof. and Mrs William F
Schoppe at Orono.
The many friends in this city of Hon. VIM
P. Thompson, now of Bangor, will be pleased
to learn that he is soon to return to Belfast
and resume his residence here. 1t is under
stood that he is slated for appointment as re.
porter of decisions of the S. j. court
| A. D. Smalley, past commander of Thomas
H. Marshall Post. G. A. R., has been obliged
on account of i'll health, to decline the ap.
point ment of aid-de-camp on the staff of the
commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the
Republic, which was rendered him.
Capt. A. B. Mazrell of the schooner N E
Aver, who has for some years made his home
in this city has sold his house in Unior
street and will move to Bangor. Mrs Mazrel
was formerly Miss Jennie Wiley of Belfast ant
their many friends will regret their departure
Miss Bertha Longfellow, worthy matron O.
Machias chapter. o. E. S., very pleasantly en-
tertained the officers of the Eastern Star a
her home on Centre street Saturday afternoon
-Machias Union.
Those who have enjoyed the hospitality o
the Longfelow home will envy the o. E. S.
Willis Flye Washburn Of China has accepte
situation at Fargo, N. D., as professor o
chemistry in the State College there and lef
this week for his new field of labor. MI
Washburn is young man of fine personalit
graduate of the University of Maine and fo
some time one of its instructors.
The Pirean Club, ,one of Presque Isles larges
and most influential organizations, held highl
successful Arts and Crafts day recently unde
the direction Of the Educational committe,
Mrs. ]. B. Smart, formerly Miss Redman c
Belfast, was member of the committee an
an exhibitor, both of antiques and of moder
handiwork.
Members of the class of 1914 of the Univel
sity of Maine, to the number of so. enjoyed
banquet at the Bangor House last Thursda
evening. The POSTMASTER was A. w. Abbo
and the speakers included P W. Crowel
president of the class; 7. W. Thomas, H. Y
Cobb, John Andrews, Oswald Higgins, Geore
Stobe, T. Packard, Ralph Leavitt, Erne!
Hanson, Whalen Towner and Mark Pendleto
A post card from Amsterdam, Holland frol
Rev. Fr. H. H. Hamakers bears this messag
"Winter here is thing of the past; not so tn
strikes! Your paper has been regular, faitl