The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-07-04
PERSONAL.

Colby A. Rackliffe was recent guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Servis in Saltwater.
, Miss Alice P. Poor arrived Tuesday from
New York for several weeks vacation at home
DR.. W. C. Libby attended the convention Of
the Maine Dental Association in Bar Harbor
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred R. Poor and son Edward
will spend the summer at the EIwell cottage
Little River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Clark went to North.
port last week to spend the season at their
summer home.
J. W. Manson. ESQ.,, of Pittsfield attended
the commencement exercises at Bowdoin col
lege last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dayton F. Stephenson are at
their cottage, Fairview, on the harbor front
for the summer.
Miss Anna Witherle of Castine sailed from
New York June 29th for Holland and will be
abroad through the summer
Alfred Jones of Bangor is at Paradise one
Of his cottages on the harbor 'front.' for the
summer. He has cottages to let
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney Higgins of Brooks are
at Baysde for two months, Mr.. Higgins health
requiring change to the seaside.
w. A. Walker of Castine attended his class
reunion of Bates College June 25th 1t was of
the class of 1887 and was the 25th reunion.
Miss Sallie Dow of Searsport M. C. l., 'l2,
has passed examinations that will permit her
entrance as student at Wellesley college in
the fall.
Mrs. B. C. Dinsmore, Mrs. C. W. Wescott,
her daughter Helen, and little Ruth D1nsmore,
spent the past week in Montville, guests of
Mrs. Dnsmore's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie C. Follett of Belmont,
Mass, have arrived for a two weeks stay in
heir former home, where their many friends
are always glad to welcome them.
Miss Abbie o. Stoddard arrived by last FRI
days boat, and left Saturday for a weeks stay
in Montville. after which she will return to
Belfast and will spend August at the Battery
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard S. Bird of Rockland
attended the commencement exercises at
Philips-Exeter academy last week, their son,
Milton, being a member of the graduating
class.
Dean Harold S. Boardman of the University
of Maine is to be married today to Miss Nellie
Mann, formerly of Brewer. Dean Boardman
this spring.
Rev. ]. W. Hatch, superintendent of the
Methodist churches of the Bangor district, left
June 26th for Chicago to attend meeting of
the national Sunday school board of the Metho-
dist church.
Miss Florence Libby has finished her course
at Miss Perces school of shorthand in Boston
and will spend the summer with her uncle and
aunt, Hon. and Mrs L. T. Shales in Belfast
and at The Battery
At Colby Commencement June 26th Maurice
Edwin Lord and Russell Hinckley Lord of
Brooksvile received the degree of B. A. and
Thomas Scott Grindel of South Penobscot the
degree of B. S.
Mr.. w. 7. Cochran of Brigadler's Island
Searsport, made The Journal a pleasant call
last Saturday afternoon. His retentive mem
ory of other days brought back several inter-
esting anecdotes.
| Gov. Burleigh went to Aroostook last week
on business, making the trip in his Packard
car. He was accompanied by Mrs Burlegh
his son, Lewis A. Burleigh, ,and wife, his daugh.
tiers, Mrs. r. J. Martin and Mrs. Joseph Viii.
Ii amson, Mrs. R. Stubs, and Burleigh Martin
and Lewis Burleigh, Jr.
W. w. Perry of Camden was in Waterville
last week to attend the 40th reunion of his
class in Colby college. There were but eight
who graduated and the eight are all alive ir
, active life and had agreed to be present He
has prepared history of the eight men, to be
published in the July Alumnus.
, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Horton and theil
sons Trowbridge and Holton of White Plains
, N. Y, will arrive this, Thursday, morning
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Sherman Mr.
Horton was for several years the treasurer and
manager of the Duplex Roller Bushing Co. ,and
: with Mrs Horton has many friends here
The Belfast friends of Miss Charlotte Per-
kins of Melrose, Mass, who has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Howard L. Whtten, were
interested to learn of the recent announcement
The marriage will probably take place next
winter, and they are to reside in western
Massachusetts,
The many Portland friends of Miss Eleanor
Wescott, will be very pleased to hear of hel
e marriage on Wednesday, in Northport, to Car
H. Stevens, M. D., of Northport. who has beer
an instructor in Bowdoin college the past year
Miss Wescott will be remembered for he
l valuable services in this city as tuberculosis
nurse.-Portland Express.
!, DR.. Stevens, who, during the past year ha
been Instructor in Pathology and Bacteriology
was recently elected Instructor in Physiology
Mrs. Mary E. Hall. her daughter, Miss Grac,
H. Hall, and son. Virgil L. Hall, left June 26tl
for Boston in the latter's Speedwell car. Mis-
Hall, who is assistant librarian in the Belfas
Free Library will take six weeks specia
course in the Harvard summer school in tn
= interest of her library work Miss Edna D
Crawford, salutatorian of the class of 1912
Belfast High school, is substituting in the Ii
brary for Miss Hall.
johnson Knight of Boston, formerly of Cam
+ den, was the guest of his sister, Mrs j. H
e Montgomery, Elm street, Camden, last week
Mr.. Knight has many fri=nds in Camden ant
I those he had time to call upon, were glad t.