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

Frank B. Luce is spending the week with his
parents in Montville.
Dr. and Mrs. P. A. Wood of Bingham arriv-
ed yesterday to visit relatives.
Miss Lucy A. Leavitt of this city is attend
ing High school at North East Harbor.
Mrs. Florence G. Mutcher returned last Sat-
urday from Boston, where she spent the winter.
Ray H. Lindgren, U. of NJ. '15 has been
pledged to the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity.
Mrs. George H. Davis is spending the week
In Veazie, with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Larsen.
Mr.. John Mcpherson and son Allen returned
last Tuesday from visit of several weeks in
Brockton, Mass.
Miss Vivian Billings of Rockland returned
M onday after several days visit with Miss
Geneva Heald, Cedar street.
H. W. Mayo of the law firm of Mayo & Snare
OF Bangor was in Belfast Monday in attend
ance on the Supreme Judicial Court
Miss Mildred Mitchell, is the guest this
week of Miss Sara Russ in New Bedford,
Mass, and will go from there to Lynn.
Mrs. Louise B. Brooks resumed her duties in
James II. Howes' dry goods store last Monday
after nine weeks absence on account of illness.
Miss Flora A. Burgess, teacher in the Somer-
vile, Mass, schools, will arrive next Saturday
to spend a week at her cottage in East Belfast.
Miss Ella E. Erskine, teacher in the Union
school, was called TO Bucksport yesterday,
Wednesday, to attend the funeral of friend,
Mr.. Richard P. Roche has taken room of
Mrs. G. Parker Cook in the Gentner house on
Church street and moved in last Monday eyen-
ing.
Rev. A. A. Blair went to Portland Monday,
to attend the meeting of the Grand Counci,
of the Royal Arcanun. He returned yester-
day. Mr.. Blair was elected Grand Vice Re-
gent.
Oscar Emery Of the law firm of Montgom-
cry & Emery of Camden was in Belfast Satur-
day in attendance on the Supreme judicial
Court.
Mrs. S. w. Johnson has been ill with neuritis
at the Waldo County Hospital the past week,
but is steadily gaining and will return home in
few days.
Miss Juliet A. Wiggin returned Friday
from Brookline, Mass, where she spent the
past five weeks at the home of her nephew.
John Cousins.
At the regular meeting last Friday of the
Eromathean Society at Kent's Hill Miss Sabra
Dyer gave reading and Miss Marian Knowl,
ton the prophecy.
Mrs. Esther G.. Davis and Miss Sarah R.
Gardner are recovering from serious attacks
of the grip that had confined them to their
home for several weeks.
Mrs. Edith Black Graves will arrive from
California the last of this month to dispose of
her share in the estate of her father the late
Benjamin Black of East Belfast
At banquet of the Bowdoin and u of M.
chapters of Kappa Sigma, held in Waterville.
April 18th, VIM. r. Spinney of Freedom re-
sponded to the toast to Alpha Rho.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frank Hartman of
New York were called here by the death Of
their sister, Miss Mary A. Hartman, and are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Hartman.
Mrs. Jerome Hanshue, who has been taking
a post graduate course at Miss Mary E. Perce's
school in Boston, is spending weeks vacation
with relatives in Belfast. She has a position
in Boston.
DR.. James D. Clement, who for several
months had been assisting in the DR.. Cousins
Hospital in Portland, has gone to New York to
attend the New York Post Graduate College.
He will come home for visit about July lst.
Mr.. and Mrs George Harcourt, who spent
the winter in Florida, arrived last Tuesday and
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A E. Hutchins.
They met Mr.. C. w. and Mrs. j. W. Frederick
at the Buckingham, St. Augustine, April 18TH
Augustus c. Knight of Boston, W no wrote the
music for The Duke of Volendam, which will
be presented this week, April oath and 25th,
by the knight of Columbus, is in Bangor and
will witness Inc opera before returning home,
Mrs. Fred Twiss and Miss Gertrude Strout
of Lawrence were called here last Friday by
the illness of their mother, Mrs. d. Ii, Strout,
who is now rapidly recovering. Miss Strout
will return to Lawrence this week, but Mrs.
Twss will remain for longer visit.
Mrs. H. H. Hamlin of Old Town is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. John NJ Fletcher Mrs.
E dward H. Fletcher and two children arrived
recently from Wolfville, N S. and are with
Mrs. Fletcher. Prof. Fletcher will join his
family here the first of June. He has been
engaged for another year as instructor of
music at Acadia College, Wofville.
Mrs. Emily Hyams of New York is here on
business in relation to the estate of her father,
he late Arnold Harris, and is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles F. Thompson. Messrs
Charles E. Knowlton. Clement W. Wescott and
George A. Quimby are making an appraisal of
the estate. Charles F. Thompson has bought
the furniture and household effects in the har-
rls house on Park street.
In the May issue of 1.-The New England Re-
sorter," new publication devoted to the in-
terests of summer resorts, ETC., an article
dea ling with the seasons plans of fashionable
ociety the country over contains the follow
ing: "The Maine resorts will attract the usua.
large number of Bostonians this season. The
]. Murray Forbes have delightful place at
Dark Harbor, where also the Bolts have q
beautiful place called The Birches. Mrs,
L everett Bradford and family will pass the
summer at Rocky Pasture, Northeast Har-
Dor. The Morris Greys also will spend the