The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-07-24
NUMBER 80
PERSONAL.

MISS annie donaldson of Yonkers N Y
is the guest of Miss Louise Hazetine.
Stanley Houston of Concord, n. H.. is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. William Holt
Ralph l. Morse, ESQ.,, returned last satur-
day from two weeks trip to Alberta, Can
ada.
Rev. Wilbur F. Berry and Rev. l. B. Now
er of Waterville were in Belfast last Satur-
day.
Charles Wildes Bagley of Somerville, Mass.
is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Al
Cock
Friends of Rev. d. B. Pelan will be
sorry to learn that he is quarantined at the
Methodist parsonage with a light form of
smallpox.
Miss Marguerite Alien ret iurned to her home
in Bangor Monday after visit with Miss Mar
guerite Owen.
Miss Caroline W. Field returned Monday
from short visit in Portland W it'll her brother
Herbert T. Field
DR.. and Mrs Irving Pendleton Il Lewiston
were the guests last week OF Dr. and Mrs.
Eugene L. Stevens
Mrs. Eugene T. Savage and party Vi Bangor
were IN Belfast Iuesday ano luI ched at the
Arts and Crafts room
Rev Davic /. Wilson was in Waldo last
Wednesday aft.1IooE 10 attend tie funeral
OF Mr.. BenJanin Ray.
Mr.. H. M. Coon bs of Providence, r. |.
arrived last S tuleas to spend two weeks
IN Belfast witt relatives
Mrs. A. ]. Smith and Mrs. Thomas of
Plymouth, Mass, returned home Monday from
few days visit i'll Belfast.
Mrs. George F. Key tx lbs Of Portland anc
Miss Katherine Reyholds are guests Of Dr.
and Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens
Mrs. Richard Gledehill and daughter Of
South laWrelee, Mass, are guests Of Mrs
Alonzo Hart Oh LII eolnvllle avenue.
Mrs. E. ", Lane and sons EDWARD and Tall.
aferro OF Jacksonville, Fla, are guests of her
parents, Hon. and Mrs. ]. F. Taaferro
MIR. arc MS. Nl4h;n n. Iood q / ortiand
who made Weekend visit to Rocklaud in
their car, called on Belfast frienos last Sunday.
Mr.. NJ. V. B. knowIton of Portland. " ho has
been visiting in New Castle, arrived Tuesday
to be tie guest OF his daughter, Mrs John A
Fogg.
Mrs Frank A. Osborn and Misses Mary
Hinehnan and Mary OBren of Detroit. Mich.
are guests at the White homestead on Prim-
rose Hill.
Mrs George T. Evans ard little son George
OF Stam1o'd. Conn, Will arrive tomorrow
FRIDAY, on their annual visit and will have
rooms with Mrs A. A Small.
Mrs James L. Crosby of New York City,
Miss Adelaide L. Cutler Of Brookline, Mass,
and Miss Harriet Brown of Bangor were in
Lelfast Tuesday, guests of Miss Maude E.
Barker
Misses Elizabeth and Bertha Wallace Of
Quincy, Mass, are guests Of Mrs. Lucy D.
Staples at her cottage in East Belfast. where
Mrs. Staples entertained her relatives at at
eambake last Sunday.
Miss Hazel Barnard of Auburn. teacher in
the Belfast High school, has been in Farming
ton tins week the guest of her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Tarr, at the Exchange
Hotel-The Franklin journal.
Mrs. Cyrus Curtis and Miss Eleanor Pills
bury Of Camden and their guests. Mrs. " r
Gutter of huntington, Ind, and Mrs john u.
Gutter of Tomahawk Wis, took lunch Tues
day at the Arts and Crafts room
DR.. Elmer Beaulieu and Miss Flora &. Bate
Of Whitman, Mass. have been guests Of Miss
Blakes mother, Mrs. Harriet F flake Brdgs
street. DR.. Beaulieu returned home last sun
day and Miss Blake remains for tvs weeks
visit.
MIR. and Mrs Merwyn Faux OF Prov.der &c.
r. l., who have been guests Of Mrs. Eaulk's
pa rents Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Pitcher in North
port left Wednesday for home in their pow er-
full car, via Portland, where MIR. taulh IS
attending meeting OF electrical experts.
DR.. and Mrs. H. c. Emerson of New York
arrived Saturday; Mrs. Harriet A. Caswe Of
New York and Daytona, Fla, arrived Monday:
and MIR. Lester N. Godfrey of Boston arrived
and all are at the Hartman cottage at
Kelleys Cove.
Belfast friends of Rev. Harader 5 Pear
assistant rector of the Union Congreg gational
hurch of Providence R. l., will be sorry to
learn that he sustained fracture Of the leg
on Wednesday, July l6, in trolley acct
dent in Providence. Mr.. Pearl was riding on
the front platform of the car whei it collided
with coal wagon and he, seeing that the col
lision was imminent, jumped, aiming the
injury.
The Houghton, Mich, Gazette Of July 18th
has the following complimentary notice of d.
f ormer Belfast resident: "The promotion of
Je fferson Alexander to the general manage
m ent Of the Savannah business of Stone &
W ebster is a recognition of ability and capacity
" hich is pleasing to the friends of Mr.. Alex
ander and the corporation for which he has
cen employed here in the copper country,
One of the strongest points in the success oe
the Stone & Webster people in their pubic
service corporations is the recognition of high
class young men and their advance ment or
the merit system. Mr.. Alexan ief's many
riends here in the copper country will re
gret his departure while re joicing at his sue
cess
Mr.. Martin c. Dilworth his daughter and
h usband, Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Parsons anC
their three daughters arrived ON the Boston
boat yesterday morning from their home ir