The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-05-22
PERSONAL.

Clarence E. Hall is in Boston on brief busi.
ness trip.
Ned W. Coombs has been appointed post
master at Castine.
capt X. W. Warren went to Boston Wednes-
day for few days visit.
Lawrence J. Morreau returned Monday from
a short visit in Brunswick.
Mrs. NJ s. Jellison and little daughter verpa
went to Lisbon Falls Monday to visit her
brother, Mr.. A. c. Mosman.
DR.. and Mrs. G. p Lombard left by Monday
afternoons boat for Woburn, Mass. where
Mrs. Lombard will visit relatives for +wo
weeks.
Miss Evelyn A. Richards has entered the
counting room of the Waldo Telephone Com
pany to assist Miss Ella I. Smalley during the
summer.
VIM. A. Clark arrived home from Davtona
Fla, last Saturday. He is driving an Over
land car, which he bought for use in the south
during the winter.
Lynwood Thompson, Henry Mudgett and
oscar oieson went to Orono Friday to attend
'ne intercollegiate track meet at the Univer-
sity of Maine Saturday
w. ii. Fo!well and family of Philadelphia
are not coming to Isola Bella this summer hut
nave leased for the season the Adams bupga-
low on the Belfast road, Camden.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l. Dean of Brewer. Mrs.
Annie Dennis and Mr.. Irving Nichols Of Ban
gor were IN Belfast last Saturday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. L. W. Hammons.
Rear Commodore Holman Day of the Port.
land Yacht club has arrived in Portland in his
new cruising powerboat. the Davy Jones H..
which he had brought from Long Island.
Y. where he bought her.
Thursday. May 18th. was the birthday of
Mrs. George W. Burgess, and she was the re-
clplent OF potted plants, cut flowers. post cards
and congratulatory messages from her many
friends and well wishers.
Mrs. Ruth Cushman and little son Frederick
Brown, who have been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Brown, left Monday to ioin
her husband in Ellsworth. where thew will
make their home. She was accompanied to
Bangor by her sister. Miss Louise Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Plllsbury returned last
week from very enjoyable six weeks trip
to the Canadian Northwest. Mr.. Pillsbury is
very much improved in health and has re-
sumed his duties with the 7. R. Savage Co, of
Bangor as travelling salesman.
A recent note from Robert A. Cony, Esq.
Senator Burleigh's secretary. says: 1.-THE Gov
ernor appears to be improving all right. He
mas had quite long seige of it, but seems now
to be well along towards recovery and they
hope he may be able to leave the hospital
shortly"
Mr.. Alfred Johnson of IA Arlington street,
Boston. spent day recently in Newark, N, J..
with Mr.. and Mrs Louis E. Pennington and
went on board their 40 foot cabin cruising
launch, the Black Rabbit. The launch was to
leave at the end of last week for Northport.
Miss Claribeu Marsh will arrive from Bos-
tun June lst to take charge of the Western
Union Telegraph office for the Waldo Tele-
phone & Telegraph Company in place of Miss
Sanborn, who will take a vacation this sum-
mer. Miss Marsh will be assisted by Miss
Winnifred Sanborn. Both are excellent
lelegraphers.
Mrs. J. A. Fessenden and Mrs L. W. Pen
dleton. who have been in Ashville, N. c., since
leaving st. Augustine, Fla, where they spent
the winter, left there last Saturday for New
York City. Mrs. Pendleton. whose health is
much improved, is coming to Belfast in June,
but Mrs. Fessenden has net made any plan
for the summer
Congressman Forrest Goodwin was taken
suddenly ill in his office at Skou hogan, having
two attacks Of hemorrhage of the stomach,
which his physicians attribute to acute indi-
Sunday was taken to Portland by special
train and to local hospital. The reports of
his condition since have been favorable.
The Journal has received a personal note
from Mr.. D. Faunce Woodcock, under date
of Tucson. Arizona, May 18th, in which he
says: 1--WE expect to leave here for the East
the first of next week and arrive in Boston
about May 21st. and only wish we had planned
to start this week as the heat is getting bad
1t was la yesterday p m. on our front porch
Hoping to see you in the near future"
Mr.. and Lloyd Stantial, who have been living
in Portland the past year, are visiting he,
parents, Rev. and Mrs. William Vaughan, ir
East Belfast. In June they will take up thei,
residence in Goffstown. N H. Last Sunday
they were at family reunion at the home o,
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stantial, 8:
Waldo avenue. which included Mr. and Mrs. A
E. Stantial. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Bramhal
and two grandchildren.
Mrs. E. K Harris was in Belfast last Thurs
day on her return from visit to the Harri
summer home on Holbrook's Island, and tool
the noon train for Boston. Mr.. and Mrs
Harris and daughters will spend the summe
abroad. They passed the winter as usual a
their orange grove on the St. Johns river
Florida, and on their way north had pleasan
visit in Washington. The many friends her
of Mr.. Harris will be glad to know that he
in good health.
Miss Anne c. Crosby was here from Bosto
for few days last week. looking after mat
ters in connection with her summer home
large crew is now at work, including carpen
ters. painters. plumbers, paper hangers an
electricians, and work is also progressing O
the grounds; grading. building walks ana drive
ways, etc. A large quantity of shrubs an