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

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in Cranston, NJ.
MRS. Carl Lampson returned last Saturday
from weeks visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Shaw returned from Bos.
ton on last Friday mornings boat.
Melvin Patterson has returned from visit
with his uncle, E. G. Knowlton, in Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Norton returned last
Monday from visit with relatives in Palermo
Harold Condor, who had been visiting rela-
tlves IN Shreveport, La, for several months.
arrived home last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Cross arrived home ves-
terday from Massachusetts. where they spent
the winter with their children.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Gordon, who recently
moved here from Bangor, have taken rent in
the Cox house on Miller street.
Clarence Wiley, teller in the City National
Bank, left last Saturday for Worcester, Mass,
to spend few days there with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Frost returned from Bos-
ton on last Saturday mornings boat. Mr..
Frost had been to Worcester on business
e. A. Hiland, district traffic chief of the
Bangor district of the New England Tel. &
lei. Co., was in town Tuesday on business
Mrs. Fred S. Saunders, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in Belfast and vicinity.
returned Saturday-Deer Isle Messenger
Wilbur o. Colby, Jr, who has been EMPLOYED
in Torrington, Conn.,. for several months, has
returned home and last Monday began work in
the Central market
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Jones of Medfield.
Mass, arrived last Friday to visit their mother
Mrs. B. M. Avery and will also visit relatives
in Garland before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Smyth of Boston re-
turned from Boston last Tuesday. Mrs. Smyth
will remain all summer at their residence on
Northport avenue and Mr.. Smyth will come
occasionally.
Mr.. George R. Belden and Mr. and Mrs. VIM
field Belden of Palermo have returned to their
homes after a visit in Belfast, where they
were called by the illness of their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Walter C. Townsend
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. HOFFMAN arrived yesterday
and will open their cottage, The Anchorage,
North Shore, Northport, for a long season. They
spent the winter in California, and en- route to
Belfast visited in New York.
George A. GiIchrest attended the annual
meeting and banquet of the Quarter Century
Travelling Mems club at Riverton last Friday.
The New England Fat Mems club met at the
Falmouth, Portland the same day.
Mrs. Mary B. Dow arrived yesterday morn
ing to spend the summer at her home on Cedar
street. She spent the winter in Palm Beach,
Fla, with her son John W. and visited her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Stevens in Rockland
Mass, on the way home.
Mr.. Joseph H. Carleton, who spent the win
ter with his son, Postmaster Amos F. Carleton,
was injured recently while visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs Louise c. Cuddy, in Winteiport. He
was thrown from his team and one hip was
crushed and he was severely bruised.
Belfast relatives have received cards an
nouncing the marriage of Mr. Bernard Rein
and Mrs. Frances Anna Neal The ceremony
took place in Los Angeles, Calf, March 18th.
The bride is the daughter of Calvin Pitcher,
u,
fast.
Daniel G. Wing, president of the First Ma
tional Bank of Boston, was in Belfast Monday,
having spent Sunday at his cottage at Satur-
day Cove, which he is making ready for early
occupancy this summer. The family plan to
spend long season there and Mr. Wing will
make number of changes and improvements
Mr. Alfred johnson has returned from his
trip south and is the guest of his brother, Mr.
Ralph M. Johnson, in New York city. He made
the trip from Florida to New York in Cape
Cod cat boat, voyage of over 1000 miles.
with Swede sailor as his sole companion. and
we hope to have fro m him record of his ex-
periences.
Mr.. c. P. Hazeltne arrived home last Satur-
day from Tryon, N. c.. where with Mrs Hazel
tine and their daughter, Margaret N, he spent
several months. The family also spent ten
days in Spartanburg, s. G. Mrs. and Miss
Hazetine remained in Boston for visit. MIR.
Hazeltine reports very enjoyable winter in
the south and was enthusiastic over the wild
flowers with which the woods abound.
At the m Getting of the Friday Sewing club of
Rockland held May 3rd at the home of Miss
Charlotte Buffum, the engagement was an
nounced of Lieut.. Douglas W. Fuller. u S. NJ,
and Miss Marion Norton Cobb. Lieut. Fuller
is the Oldest son of w. o. Fuller, postmaster
and journalist. He is at present serving on
the battleship Rhode Island. Miss Cobb is the
eldest daughter of Nathan F. Cobb and niece
of Ex-Gov. William T. Cobb.
Among the students at Kent's Hills appoint
ed to speak in the annual defamation contest,
which is to be held on Monday of Commence
ment week is Miss Sabra B. Dyer of Belfast,
and among those elected by the senior class to
class parts were the following students from
Waldo county: poem, Sabra Berry Dyer, Bel
fast; presentation of gifts, Geneva Forbes
Hutchins, Belfast; ode, Helen Edith Cobb,
Searsmont. At the meetings of the literary
societies last Friday night the Calliopean So
ciety discussed the question, Resolved, That
Kents Hill should have a tennis team, and
Levi Trundy of Searsport was one of the
speakers on the negative. The Eromathean
society's program included vocal solo by
Helen Cobb of Searsmont and piano duo by
Marian Knowlton of Belfast and liza Dunham
of erlin, Conn. James P. Butman of Sears
port gave a reading before the Literati So
ciety