The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-05-02
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Miss Lucy W. Jones of West Rrooksville is
visiting her brother, James H. Jones. in Brook.
line, Mass.
Mrs. Rose c. Sheldon returned from Bos-
ton last Friday with her spring and summer
millinery.
Herbert T. Field went to Portland yesterday
TO assume his duties with Maynard S. Bird &
Co., bankers
John F. Smalley of Nashua. N. H., arrived
Tuesday to visit relatives in Belfast. He is
greatly improved in health
Miss Harriet N. Wight returned to her home
on LIE colnvie avenue last Friday after spend
ing the winter with relatives in Massachusetts.
MISS Lizzie Decker of Islesboro has entered
the employ of Sylvester & Elms. Miss Decker
was years with Charles O'Connell in the same
restaurant
Mrs. E. J. Morrison and daughters, who spent
several months with Mrs. S. W. Matthews.
Cedar street, will return this week to their
home on Court street.
y.
laferro of jacksonville, Florida say that thew
are planning to arrive in Belfast early in June.
by the first if possible
Mr. and Mrs. Hall F. Hoxie, who have moved
from Rldgewood, N. j., to Waterville, arrived
yesterday with their two children David and
Thomas, to visit relatives in this city.
Belfast friends. of Capt Fred Barker,who was
recently injured in railroad accident, will be
glad to learn that he has sufficiently recovered
to return to his home in Elmira, NY.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Hudson of Pbiladelnbia
arrived last week to get their new cottage at
Saturday Cove ready for the seasons occu-
pancy. Mrs. Hudson was formerly Miss Edith
G. Folwell.
Miss Eva Perkins arrived last Saturday from
Somervllle, Mass, where she is teacher in
the public schools, to spend a week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Perkins North
port.
Mrs. Augusta Frederick and Mr.. Chas. W.
Frederick, who spent the winter in St. Angus.
tine, Florida, are now at 1.-THE Dewey" Wash
lngton, D. c., and are expected home some
time after May 10th.
Claude B. Roberts arrived last Saturday
from Ponce. P. R., to visit relatives in Bel
last before going to Boston, where he will be
attached to the corps of betterment engineers
of Stone & Webster.
Miss Marian Wells, who has been in BOSTON
the past winter studying voice culture, has
peen onered and has accepted position as
soloist in the fremont street Methodist church
IN Boston. Miss Wells has for some wears
been soloist at the First Parish (UnitarianA
church, during the summer months, and has a
voice which it is real pleasure to hear.
Isaac Meservey celebrated his Goth birthday
April 27th at the home of George Wight in
Northport, where he has been residing for a
NUMBER OF years. His life has been an event
full one and he has crossed the Isthmus of
Panama eight times, making his first trip to
San Francisco in ls49. He was born in AL
bion and was visitor to Belfast 80 years ago,
His only surviving relatives are grand nieces.
Mrs. Emery o. Pendleton was called to Halo
well last Tuesday by the death of her brother.
H. l. George, which took place in Charlestown.
Mass. April 28th. His remains were brought
to his old home in Hallowell, where the funeraI
was held yesterday afternoon. His age was SIS
years. He was a veteran of the Civil War and
had been employed for 80 years as shipkeeper
in the Charlestown Navy Yard
Herbert M. Heath in his candidacy for the
United States Senate will conduct speaking
campaign throughout the State in advance of
the primary election of Monday, June 18th.
Mr.. Heath's speeches ilmale no reference to
his own candidacy for the Senate nor to that
of others. He will discuss National issues
He plans to go with an automobile and take in
the smaller towns as far as possible This is
an innovation in Maine, although common in
the West and South.
Mrs. NJ |. Cunningham of Belfast is in BAN
gor soliciting advertising for the program to
be issued by the Ladies of the G. A. T. IN con-
necton with the State encampment Of ;he
Grand Army to be held here June 18th and
18th. The purpose of the program is to raise
funds for sick and needy members. The state
ment printed in Saturdays issue of the Com
merclai that no one had been authorized To So
hcit advertising by any local organization Of
the q. A. Il. is misleading. Mrs. Cunningham
bears credentials from Mary X. TarboX of
Fryeburg, Maine department president of the
Ladies Of the G. A. R.-Bangor Commercial.