The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-02-13
PERSONAL.

| Cnaries Dodge of Isle au Haut is visiting
friends in Liberty
l. M. Cottrell of Boston was in Belfast for a
few days the past week.
Walter Carter spent few days last week
with relatives in Ellsworth Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Keating visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis A. Savage in Brewer last week.
Mrs John L. Hinchman of Detroit, Mich. is
at the Green Tree Inn, Miami, Florida.
Miss Irene C. Marks went to Rockland last
Friday to visit her cousin, Mrs. Daisy Skav
Bird.
Louis Shiro visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. Shiro, in Bangor for few days the past
| week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob bennett of New York
arrived in Castine Feb. 9TH for visit of sew
eral weeks.
Rev. G. E. Edgett of Rockland arrived
Wednesday afternoon, called here by the death
of Mr.. Tileston Wadlin.
George R. Poor of New Bedford, Mass, was
his mother and sister
Mrs. William L. Howe of Lincolnville is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Esther G. Davis and
Miss Sarah R. Gardner
Mrs. Nellie A. French visited relatives and
friends in Camden for a week en- route from
Holy oke, Mass to Belfast.
Ernest W. Clark of North Stoughton, Mass.
arrived Tuesday to visit his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Frank E Clark. at Citypoint.
! Mrs. Oria Brown of Palermo was discharged
from the Libby Memorial hospital in Water
vile last Friday, improved in health
Mrs. Edith Pease, who had been the guest of
Mrs. Eugene D. Tapley for month, has re-
turned to her home in Southwest Harbor.
Friends of Mrs. Anna C. Rich, who has been
| i'll at her home in the Atkins block, will be glad
to know that she is recoverng.-Bangor Com
mercial.
| Messrs. Bernes O. Norton. John Dow. ..and
Charles 0. Norton went to Portland Tuesday
to attend the auto show Mr.. B. o. Norton
will visit Boston before returning home.
Mrs E. M. Jones of Unity, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Thompson, return
ed home last Thursday, accompanied by Mrs
Thompson. WIN hei guest fuI few days
-Pittsfield Advertiser.
Capt. Smallidge of the steamer Golden Rod
was confined to his home in Castine last week
with severe cold His place on the boat was
supplied by Capt W. E. York of West Penob-
scot.
Wednesday morning, February 5th, the
Rockland friends of Major H. NJ Lord received
from him the Christmas postal cards mailed by
him at Fort Santiago. Manila. F. l December
26. And that is pretty good time too consider
ing the thousands of miles of land and sea that
separate the genial Major from his home
The cards display views of the Philippine city
and jungle that are very interesting Rock
land Opinion
Frederick o. Beach, the New York million
aire who has been trial charged with
assault, with intent to kill, on his wife, at
their country home in Aiken, s. c.. and who
was acquitted last Friday, has been afrequent
visitor to Belfast. having a summer home at
Dark Harbor, Islesboro There is absolutely
no case against you," said the foreman of the
jury to Mr.. Beach after the verdict of mot
guilty had taen announced.
In an article on Fads in the Boston Sunday
Herald find this mention of well known
summer resident at Saturday Cove:
Norman White has also another side line
When he was in Harvard he gave considerable
time to the study of veterinary subjects. and
he decided to try to improve the breeds of do
nestle animals and fowls. On his place down
in Connecticut he has stocked the strt am with
trout, provided gravel beds for the hatching of
/ black bass, improved the standard breeds of
/ chickens finding plenty of use for his incuba-
/ tor which IS big enough Tor 6.Q0G eggs, and he
& ~ Il, sd
He goes down the estate in the spring and
the fall.
Belfast friends have been advised that on
JAN 3lst a daughter was born to Mr.. ard Mrs.
Randolph Osborne at their home in Sharon,
Mass. Mrs Osborne was formerly Miss Jessie
Frye. and the baby has been named Elizabeth
for her mother. the late Mrs Wakefield G.
Frye, who before her marriage was Miss Eliza
beth Arey. Miss Jessie married to Mr.
Osborne Oct. Is, 1911, and their home is with her
brother. Robie G. Frye, at the homestead in
Sharon where the Fryes have lived for six
teen years. Their aunt. the late Mrs Fideia
Carter, the last of their family in Belfast
but they are held in pleasant remembrance
here by many friends.
| Capt. Isaiah l.. Chapman OF Bangor observed
his Goth birthday Feb. 9th and is in very good
he alth and bright of intellect. He was born in
Bucksport. Feb. 6, 1925 and his ancestors were
nearly all sea farers. He has commanded
some of the finest ships of his day, many times
encircling the glob and never having met
with disaster. His fine knowledge of naviga-
ton and excellent judgment were generally
recognized, and fiattering offers of ocean liners
have been his to be met with refusal. He re
tired from the sea 26 years ago and for the past
Is years Bangor has been his place of resi-
dence, where he lives with his daughter, Mrs.
Edgar F. Brewer, on Maple street.
The Bowdoin Alumni Association of Boston
had the largest attendance in its history at its
45th annual banquet at Young's Feb. 5th.
After dinner DR.. Myles Standish, rs, president
of the association, started the speaking, giving
a bit of historical review that showed the stu
dent body at Bowdoin has increased from
eight. 100 years ago. to $50 the present year
Speaking of the completion of the new college
gymnasium, he expressed the hope that the