The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-09-12
PERSONAL.

Miss Loula Mason spent last week with rela.
tives in Montville.
Mrs. Sarah F. Haney of Bangor is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Haney.
Miss Flossie Heal, B. H. S. 'l2, has position
in the City National Bank.
Miss Ethel Frost will leaveto-day. Thursday.
for two weeks visit in Boston,
Mrs. M. B. Pulsifer of Camden returned
nome tuesday from visit with Mrs. M. F.
Peavey.
Mrs. Rachel Kingsbury left last Tuesday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Thomas Kershner in Wa.
terville.
Russell Carter of Gardiner spent last week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. D. Carter
Waldo avenue.
M. A. Pattershall, after spending several
days with his family here returned to Booth
bay Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence of Rockland
were guests last Sunday of their daughter.
Mrs. Clyde Pettee.
Miss Alice l. Whitten left Saturday for East
Corlnth, where she has position as first as
sistant in the Academy.
Mrs. Agnes Barnes of Hampden, who is Wis.,
iting Mrs. Chester Pooler, spent last Tuesday.
the guest of Mr.. James Pattee.
Misses Ruth Kimball and Virgie Beckwith,
B. H. S. IL, will leave Monday for Castine to
enter the Eastern Maine State Normal School.
Miss Margaret Van Voorhees,, who spent the
summer in town, the guest of Mrs Henry
Lloyd, leaves Saturday to return to New York.
Miss Edna Bedell. who spent the summer
near Portland, is the guest for the week of
Mrs. VIM. H. Quimby at the Alhambra, Pitch
er's Pond.
Mrs. Mary Berry and son Ross left for their
home In Providence, R. l., Monday, after visit
ing relatives in Belfast and vicinity for sever
al weeks.
I. b. Dinsmore returned last Friday from a
business trip to Boston and Irving I. Dinsmore
returned from business trip to Boston and
Rockland.
Mrs. Clarence E, Read entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Danforth of Bangor and Miss Alice
l. Whitten of Belfast recently at the Haaey
cottage, Northport.
A telegram was received by Belfast rela-
tives last Tuesday announcing the arrival of a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Haycock of
St Andrews, N. B. His name, William Mann, is
for Mrs. Haycock's father, the late W. M.
Lttlefeld,
Miss Gladys Pitcher has gone to Chelsea,
Mass, to teach music in the High school. She
will teach theoretical music, direct the glee
club and direct an orchestra, besides having
more or less accompanying work. Miss Pitch
er had accepted position to teach music in
the st. Mary's girls school at Raleigh, N. c.,
but receiving the above position was released
William H. Hall, w. C. Libby. E. R. Esta-
brooks, W. H. Quimby, Arthur Richie, W. J.
Dorman and M. E. Brown of Belfast and A. H
Nichols of Searsport autoed to Lewiston last
week to attend session Thursday evening of
Kora Temple, Mystic Shrine, when the mobiles
entertained the imperial potentate of North
America, Hon. William J. Cunningham of Bal.
timore. They also attended the fair.
D. Lyman Wormwood resigned as superin-
tendent of schools in Waterville to accept q
like position in Bangor and the Waterville
school board has elected as his successor
Charles Norman Perkins of Brewer. Mr.
Perkins was born in Brooksville, Me-, October
| 16, 1868. He was graduated from Colby col.
lege in 1898; was principal of the High school
at Presque Isle, 1893 80; principal Of the High
school at North Brookield, Mass, 1899 1906
and since that time has been principal of the
Brewer High school and later superintendent
| of schools in that city. He is considered one
of the best school men in the State.
At the railway station in Bath last week we
met Austin Fernald and Frank Thorn, the lat
ter formerly of Belfast now of ynn, Mass
! who was spending part of his vacation with
! relatives in the shipping city. Mr.. Fernald
was met few days later at the station in
Brunswick. He is in the employ of the Maine
Central and on the run between Brunswick
and Bath. making two trips daily each way
At Brunswick we also met George Dunning,
American Express agent, who enquired after
his Belfast friends, and who retains lively
interest in our city. The American Express
Co. never had more popular agent In Belfast
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dunning had a large circle OF
friends here.
In personal note under date of Minneapo-
lis, Sept. Sd, MIR. w. X. Morrison says: "My
| daughter Ruth, with her aunt, Mrs. H. p
Adams, Miss Avis Morrison. and my nephew
Alton Jackson. arrived yesterday. and my
| nephew, John Pendleton. who is at Yale. came
this morning. He has been at the Canadian
500 the last six weeks in the woods camping
and fishing. My daughter, with her aunt and
cousin. will 60 on to California the 18th. where
Ruth enters the Bishops Episcopalian school
at La Jolla. Calf. John Pendleton goes back
to New Haven about the 10th. for football
practice. He ID selected for the University
team and is also . pitcher on the baseball
team '' 7'''' 80