The Republican journal., 1913-05-29
PERSONAL.

from bankruptcy.
Mrs. Charles E. Stevens has returned from
visit with relatives in Ellsworth.
E. W. Bowdtch and wife of Boston have
been visiting c. D. Turner and wife in Isle au
Haut.
Hon. and Mrs. VIM. B. Swan arrived in St,
Paul last Friday. having visited many places
en- route.-~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Coombs of Belfast
were guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs. H. W,
Thorndike in Rockland
Hon. and Mrs G. E. Littlefeld and Miss Care
Llttlefield have sailed from New York for
Europe where they will spend the summer.
Gen. Charles W. Tilden of .Hallowen was
guest at the Castine House last Thursday
night. His Castine friends were glad to see
him.
Capt. Charles Chaplin of Camden has ar
rived at Isle au Haut for the summer and will
supply the Point Lookout club with fish and
Holsters.
Mrs. M. G. Dow, who had beer away for
few months with her husband Capt. Dow,
returned to Buc ssport on the Boston boat
Thursday
George Emory Fellows, former president of
the University of Maine, has been elected
president of James Milhken university at
Decatur, Ill.
Nominations for the officers of the Agrlcul-
tural club at the University of Maine have
Oh L
Belfast is one of the nominees for vice presi-
dent.
Mrs. George E. Evans and son Geroge of
Stamford, Conn, will arrive early to spend the
summer in Belfast. Mr.. Evans recently re-
turned from an EXTENDED European trip and
plans to spend short vacation here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Pearl, who had been
guests of Charles H. Field, Congress street
Tor few days, returnt to their home in Ban
gor last Thursday. May 2Gth was Mr.. Pearls
birthday and it was fttirgly Observed.
News has been received Of the arrival in
New York Monday, ty steamer from Porto
Rico, OF Mrs. {. Z. ILeo and baby daughter
katherine and Miss katherine c. Quimby.
They are axpec ted 10 arrive here this week
Mr. and Mrs Thon as Z. Shea have opened
their summer home "Ferndale." on North
Shore, Northport, ard will ccupy it until July
and then go TO Your estown, Ohio. Mr. Shea left
Friday for short business trip to Boston and
New York.
DR.. Charles P. Bean, Mrs F. V Cottrell and
Miss Sarah E. Ieal, ar1ived f1em Boston
Friday, accompan yng the remains of Mrs,
manda NJ. Bear for intelnent in Searsmont.
They were guests while Lere of Mrs. Helen W
Crosby.
Miss Linda A. Chase. principal of the West
Eden grammar school. who has been home for
several weeks account of the illness of
near relative has returned to her duties at
West Eden. During her absence her place
has been taken by Miss Cassilena Perry-Bar
Harbor Record
Mrs Wallace r. Tarbox of Fryeburg wss in
town yesterday for short stay to make ar
rargements of headquarters at CITY Hall for
the ladies' department of the G. A. r. for
their annual convention in June. Mrs Tarbox
Is the department president.-Portland Even
ing Express
Miss Bernice Rogers, daughter of Reuel W
Rogers, Esq. of this city. Will sail July Ist for
L-LSldIU anu Se4 man NIeES SIt Will SpSnG
the summer. Miss Rogers is now instructor il
English ard German in the Rndge Technical
school of Cambridge, Mass.
George Phelan, son of Rev and Mrs. D. Z.
Phelan of the Methodist church, will be gradu-
ated from McGll University, Montreal, in
June with degree Of NJ d. DR. Phelan viii
spend three weeks with his parents in Belfast,
arriving soon after commencement,
DR.. James D. Clement of Portland and Mr.
Irving Hayden of Raymond will motor to Bel
fast today, Thursday, their way east on
fishing trip. DR.. and Mrs Clement will 90 to
Seal Harbor later for the summer where the
Doctor will have the summer practice.
Maurice E. Davidson. registered druggist
who arrived recently from New y ork and is to
be the prescription clerk in the rev Old Cor
ner Drug Store, Pythian block has leased the
first floor tenement in Miss Julia Perry house
on Cedar street ard moved in this week
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence E. Mclntre moved
w ednesday from The Colonial TO the Cross
house on Cedar street. MIR. and Mrs John b
McIntire will come to Belfast from French
boro and make their home with them Mr.
McIntre will assist his ia ther in is business.
Among the Grand Army veterans. who will
make the trip to Gettysburg for the centennial
on July 4th, are DR.. A. o. Stoddari of Belfast
R. A. Packard of Northport. Alfred Stinson of
North Searsport and Clifton Whittum of
Searsport all members of the " aldo County
Veterans Association.
Charles Mckinley. formerly of this city. now
o Camden, was thrown from his carriage near
the Rockport lime kiln May 2lst and badly
shaken up. Ralph Carleton drove up behind
him in an auto and Mr.. Mckinley turned to
the right of the road according to custom and
in some manner Mr.. Carleton ran into the car
ri age and Mr.. Mckinley was thrown out. One
Fl nger was broken and he was severely shaken
up.
Reorganization Of the Boston school courses
to n axe them more simple, definite and prac-
ical, is proposed by the Boston school commit
tee. To Assistant Superintendent Jeremiah
E. Burke. former Frankfort man. a graduat.
of Colby college and student in the law office
of Col W. H. Fogler in this city. who has tter
making special study of the subject, has
be en- assigned the task of working out the ut,
line.