The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-05-16
PERSONAL.

Harold Parker of Bucksport was in Belfast
last Thursday on business.
Harold Condor of Shreveport, La, is visit
ing his brothers in this city.
George W. Burkett has returned from an ex-
tended visit in Boston and vicinity.
- Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Simonton of Rockland are
in Boston, the guests of DR.. and Mrs Ernest
Young.
Miss Mille M Mitchell has returned home from
visit of several weeks in Massachusetts and
Vermont.
Hon. A. I. Brown arrived from Augusta last
Saturday to spend few days at his home on
Miller street.
Nathaniel ]. Pottle of Howard, R. l., arrived
last Sunday to join Mrs. Pottle in visit with
Belfast relatives.
/ Mr.. Frank Yates, who has been ill at the
Stewart house for some time, was taken to the
Waldo County Hospital last Saturday.
Mrs. Frank a. Knowlton and daughter Edith
of Fairfield arrived last Monday and are the
guests of Mrs. Charles H. Walden, Court street
Jerry Hayes is in Dark Harbor where he
will be employed about two weeks getting the
telephone exchange ready for the summer
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth B. Moore and three chill
dren of Allston, Mass. arrived last Sunday
morning, called here by the last. illness of Mr..
E. L. Moore.
Louis Shiro spent the past week in Boston on
business and during his absence his father,
Samuel Shiro of Bangor, had charge of his
| High street store.
Mrs. Julia H. Wardwell, who spent the win
ter in South birmingham, Mass, has arrived
at The Battery to spend the summer with her
brother and sister, John R. and Miss Margaret
A. Dunton.
Mrs. c. S. Eastman of Westbrook, Miss Susan
W. Shute of Melrose and Miss Florence Shute
of Waltham, Mass, were called to Belfast last
Friday by the death of their brother and father,
Mr.. 7. L. Shute.
Mrs. Emily Hyams, of New York, who has
been in Belfast for several weeks settling the
estate of her father, the late Arnold Harris,
returned to New York last Saturday. She villa
return later for visit.
The friends of Miss Vesta Shute will be sor-
ry to learn that she has been obliged, on ac-
count of ill health, to resign her position as
clerk in Carle & Jones store. She will spend
t he summer at her home on Waldo avenue
C. M Smalley went to Portland last Monday
to meet Mrs. Stephen Pierce, who arrived
there Monday night from Reno, Nevada, with
the remains of her daughter, Maude E. They
arrived here the Tuesday morning train.
Capt. and Mrs. A. B. Mazrall moved their
household goods to Bangor last week and have
taken up their residence in that city. Capt
! Mazrall, who commands the schooner, N. E.
Aver, sails out of Bangor and now makes that
his home port.
Mrs James H. Howes returned last Satur-
day frem Detroit Mich, where she was called
| by the death of MIR. John M. Hinehman. 1t is
expected that Mrs. Hinchman will arrive in
! June to make her home with her mother, Mrs.
Margaret S. White.
Mrs George Kent entertained the two parties
/ at Bridge Monday afternoon. Dainty refresh
ments were served.-Madison Bulletin.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Kent were residents of Belfast
for several years, when Mr.. Kent was the
drug clerk at A. A. Howes & Co.'S.
4 Miss Sarah Edith West, who has been en-
ployed as stenographer in the office of The
Youths Companion since graduating ftorl the
school of Miss Mary E. Pierce in Boston, was,
recently offered two very lucrative positions.
but the management of the Companion made
it worth her while to remain with them.
Dr. E. E. Brown of Bangor sailed Tuesday
on the Franconia from Boston for several
months study abroad in London and Germany
DR.. Brown succeeded Dr. Butler on the staff.
of the Eastern Maine General hospital eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist He was in
practice in Belfast for time, coming here
from Bangor on certain days of the week.
Walter Mitchell, who has been at home from
Newport, r. l., for ten days furlough as the
guest of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L.
Mitchell, returned to the naval training Station
there on Thursday, and will in few days be
assigned to some government vessel and en-
gage in cruising this summer. He is enthus~
iastic over naval life.
Miss Blanche M. Hill left last Saturday for
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9th Grade work at home and return to Belfast
in June for the examinations and graduation
exercises. A number of her school friends
gave her "send-off" party Friday evening
and she was presented with Colonial picture
as a souvenir of her Belfast schoo. days.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas E. Shea had expected
to spend the summer on the Pacific coast and
to come to their Northport cottage. Ferndale,
in September, but Mr.. Shea has been suffering
from the effects of cold contracted during
his last visit here that necesstated a change IN
their plans. After short trip to Canada they
will come here for the summer.
Mrs. Charles Bradbury, who with Mr.. Brad
bury is spending several months in New York
writes of a most delightful May breakfast
given by the Rubinstein Club Of that city in
the grand ball room of the Waldorf Astoria,
at which she was guest of Mrs. Harvey Self,
of New York, formerly Miss Kate Bickford of
Belfast. More than 1000 ladies' were present.
A delightful musical program followed the
breakfast.
The many friends of Capt. and Mrs. Free
mont Arey are very glad to welcome them.
back, after an absence of three months. Mrs.
Arey spent most of that time in New Bedford 4,
Mass, while Capt. Arey has been in Santa Bar