The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-04-03
PERSONAL.

Paul R. Smith is at home from Bates Co,.
iege for the spring vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Coombs went to Bangor
last Saturday for short visit.
1ral Kendall of Clinton is the guest of
Raphanel Leavitt, East Belfast,
Miss Frances A. Sargent is spending the
week with relatives in Portland.
Rev. Charles B. Ames left last Monday to
spend the week in Boston and vicinity.
Norman Read spent few days in Belfast
tie past week, when on business trip,
George Hooper has returned from Gardiner.
where he was employed the past winter
Percy Demmons of Rockland called on
friends in Belfast Monday and Tuesday.
F. B. Osborn of Winterport has bought the
Charles Wyman farm in North Newport
Frank Mudgett is at home from Coburn
Classical Institute for the spring vacation,
Hon. George E. johnson has been reappoint-
ed notary public, his commission having ex-
pired.
Miss Flora Marks of Frankfort is in Belfast
In the employ of the Eastern Illustrating &
Publishing Co.
News has been received of the birth, March
29th, of to MIR. and Mrs. Eugene HAYES
of Readville, Mass
Llnvill F. Whitmore is spending his vaca-
tion from Colby College with his mother, Mrs
Mary S. Whitmore.
Mrs. Lizzie l. Benson, who spent the winter
rived home last Saturday.
Mrs. H. r. Annis and daughter Julia of Cam
den were guests for several days of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis F. Cannon.
Clarence A. Pendleton of Rockland. former
ly of Camden, and Miss Mary L. Kaler of WAL
doboro have filed intentions of marriage
Capt. and Mrs. George A. Erskine of Bucks
port announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Miss Ella Mabel to Harry C. Page of Bucks
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hendes Russell have return
ed to their home in Brooklyn, New York, after
a visit Of six weeks at Miami and Daytona,
Florida.
Norman Littlefeld, who made the trip to
Washington, d, c., with Dickey's excursion
party, remained in Middleboro, Mass, for
visit with friends.
Mrs. Louise Carleton Cuddy and little daugh-
ter Mary, returned to Winterport last Satur-
day from a visit with Postmaster and Mrs.
Amos F. Carleton.
Harvey Givens and Llewellyn Gould of Pitts
field are IN Burnham, engaged in painting the
store and house recently bought by D. NJ.
Sussi of Pittstield.
Miss Jeanetta Rogers, who is attending
Dean Academy, Franklin, Mass, arrived Sat
home in Northport.
Discharges from bankruptcy were granted
in the U. S. District Court, Portland, March
28th, to Harold A. Wood, Belfast and Albert R.
Fellows, Winterport.
Lynwood S. and Harold S. Jones, Harold
Richards, Ray Lindgrin and Ansel W. Packard
arrived Saturday from the University of
Maine for their vacation.
Howard NJ Heath has arrived home from
Gardiner, where he has had employment in a
machine shop, and will have position with the
International Harvester Company.
Miss Rena Jones of Unity is guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Thompson in Pittstield who
have entertained for few days, Mr.. Thomp-
sons brother, John A. Thompson of Unity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Poor of New Bedford,
Mass, were called to Belfast by the death of
the formers uncle, Henry Wadsworth Marri-
ner, and the illness of his mother, Mrs. Hollis
Poor.
Clyde Shute, who was the guest last week of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Ralph ID. Shute of
Waldo avenue, has returned to his position in
Bangor as brakeman on the Maine Central
railroad
Mrs. Catherine Thompson, widow of Colum-
bus S. Thompson of Cam den. has been allowed
original pension at the rate Of $l2 per
month, and her two children 50 each per month,
dating from July II, 1912
Rev Frederick Palladino of Bangor, Super
intendent of the M. E. Churches of the Bucks
pCIL ulsIIlCls WAS tue guest WHlle III Del1dSt VI
Rev. and Mrs. D. B. Phelan. From here he
Was called to Augusta on business.
Miss Jennie Wadsworth. who has served
faithfully and efficiently as chief operator at
the Camden telephone exchange for several
years, has resigned her position. and Mrs. Mil
dred Tibbetts of Rockland has been appointed
to take her place.
Mr.. W. A. Hill, formerly junior partner of
the firm of Knight & Hill, is now associated
with MIR. E. H. Rose, 399 Main street. The
former place of business is closed pending
settlement of the affairs of the firm, which
was recently dssolved.-Rocklano Opinion.
note from Mr.. Chas. F. Shaw from Miami,
Florida, I'm der date of March 9th says Mrs.
Shaw had sufficiently recovered SO that they
could start northward that evening. They
were due in New York last Saturday and
would remain there for few days rest before
coming home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Benner celebrated their
52nd wedding anniversary March 9th at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Charles Gardner,
in Rockport. They were the recipients of
several gifts and many beautiful cut flowers
and during the afternoon received out of town
callers.
Among the veterans of the battle of Gettys-
burg who reside in Pittsfeld, or have resided,
there, are Col. W. G. Morrill,, George W. Patten,