The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-25
PERSONAL.

Hon. A. I. Brown came home from Aupusts
last Friday for visit over Sunday.
Milton B. Hills of Lincolnville went to East
Orland Friday afternoon on business.
Roy Macomber. who is employed in Massa.
chusetts, was at home for over Patriots Dav
James H. Clark. who spent the winter il
Palatka, Fla, is on his way home to Belfast.
Joseph French of Waltham, Mass, a student
at Tufts college, is visiting friends in Belfast
H. c. Buzzell. Esq, returned last Saturday
morning from brief business trip to Rock.
land.
Mrs. John Collins was in North Brooksville
last week. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Pierce.
Mrs. Willard Lamb of Windham arrived last
Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs Clarence W
Proctor.
Miss Mary Owen returned home last Satur.
day from three weeks visit with relatives IN
Waterville
George Gilchrest, who is in the employ of A.
A. Howes & Co.. spent Patriots Day at his
home in Knox.
Mrs. E. J. Morrison, Miss Cora S. Morrison
and Miss Mabel R. Mathews spent last FRIDAY
and Saturday in Bangor
L. M. Staples, ESQ.,, of Washington was in
Belfast last Thursday to attend case on the
civil docket of the S. j. court.
Fred W. Brown of the Belfast post Office at
tended the meeting of the Maine post office
clerks in Lewiston last Thursday.
Mrs. Alfred A. Small went to Portland last
week to enter the Maine General Hospital for
surgical treatment for throat trouble,
James Havey of North Sullivan was guest
OF MIR. Amos Clement while on his way home
from Pinehurst. North Carolina, where he
spent the winter.
Miss Maud B. Steward, who spent last week
in Northport on account of the illness of Miss
Clara Il. Steward, returned to town Monday,
leaving her sister much improved.
H. E. Condor of Pittsfeld, formerly of Bel
fast, was elected secretary of the Maine State
Association of post office clerks at their annual
convention in Lewiston April 18TH
Mrs. Fred L. Howard was called to Pittsfeld
last Thursday by the death of Mr.. Ira L.
Howard. Her husband had been with his
brother for week previous to his death.
Miss Grace H. Hayes. chief operator of the
Waldo Telephone Co., has returned from a
three weeks visit in Boston, Rockland and
Bangor and resumed her duties at central.
Mr. Amos Clement and son John, who had
been at Pinehurst, N. c., for the winter, left
last Friday for Seal Harbor to make prepara-
tions for the seasons bus mess at Seaside Inn.
The many friends of Mrs David L. Wilson
Will be glad to learn that she returned to her
home last Friday after having received sue
cessful surgical treatment at the Tapley Hos
pital.
Miss Fannie Alderman of New Britain, Conn.
spent several days the past week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Tileston Wadlin. Miss Alderman will
spend the summer with Mrs |. D. White in
Morrill,.
Supt. Eugene R. Spear of the Waldo Tele-
phone Co., spend Sunday at Bay Point, near
Bath, as the guest of w. l. Noyes of Lewiston,
who was entertaining a party of friends for
the weekend.
Miss Ali ce l. Whitten of Belfast had prom
inent part in the cast of "Miss Fearless and Co. "
recently given successfully in the Orono town
hall for the benefit of the University of Maine
Y. W. C. A.
l.. B. Candage of Bangor, an auditor of the
American Express Co., is in Maryland on busi-
ness for the company, and his wife, formerly
Miss Jennie Harmon of this city, is visiting
her mother in Claremont, Va.
DR.. B. B. Foster will entertain the members
OF the Lister Club at Riverton CT sino Wednes-
day evening. Dinner will be served at eight
after which the time will be occupied with the
regular business. DR.. Charles Banks of the
Marine Hospital will give the paper of the
evening" Portland Express.
Architect F. A. Patterson of Bangor. a
former Belfast man, is making sketches for a
three story brick structure at the corner Of
Somerset and French streets, Bangor for a
modern private school and Kindergarten, to
cost about $4,000
Mary Agnew, the little ward of the late Mrs
Mary McCabe, and who has been living with
Father McCabe since his mothers death. has
gone to Dorchester. Mass, where she will
have home with Michael McCabe, Fr. Nc
Cabe's brother.
Harry H. Simpson left last Friday for Port.
land, where he has employment He recently
sold his house, No. Union street, to Albes
E. Hutchins. Mrs. Simpson and little daugh.
ter Mary have been guests of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Maynard of Woodfords, fo,
the past week.
Portland friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Howard Folwell have received letters from
them stating their intention of spending the
summer at Great Chebeague Island. The,
will occupy their charming bungalow, the An.
chorage, at Chambers Cove. Mr.. and Mrs
Folwel. who formerly lived in PHILADELPHIA
have been located at Berkeley, CAL, for the
past two years.
Rev. and Mrs. Montford S. Hill and littl.
daughter, Marian ADELAIDE, accompanied by
Mrs. Hills mother, Mrs. M. A. Hoar, left last
Thursday afternoon for visit of several days
with Mr.. Fred Hoar, proprietor of the Geralc
in Fairfield. Mr.. Hill began his pastorate ir
Hartland last Sunday, returning to Fairfield
Monday for the family. Miss Blanche Hill re.
mained here to finish the school year, stopping
with Mr. and Mrs. Tileston adlin
DIR. and Mrs. H. A. Wood and Mr. Charles E
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