The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-02-06
PERSONAL.

Dwight Kimball of Pittsfeld was in Belfast
last Friday on business.
Miss Marie L. Logan went to Boston last
Saturday for short visit
Miss Georgia Hall of Lincolnville is the,
guest of Miss Katherine E. Brier.
Miss Margaret Dunton attended the Gov
ernor's reception and ball in Augusta last
Tuesday,.
l.. The Drexels and Mr. L. L. Biddle will spend
February ard part of March in eastern
Georgia.
Mrs. Nellie Flanders and Miss Alice Fuller
of South Liberty were recent guests of friends
in this city.
Mrs. A. M. Ingraham of Roxbury, Mass. ar
rived last Saturday for a short visit with Bel
fast relatives
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene R. Conner. who have
been visiting in Portland and alfeld, arrived
home Wednesday.
DR.. W. Hugh Harris of reusta arrived OF
Monday afternoons train and Tuesday fore
noon operated on Mrs. Harold A. Wood
W. &. Preston, who has been confined to the
'AS AiSiiiS W iiiHSse, win pneCTnOn-
ia, is now improving and able to be out
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowdoin N Ferdietan Of Isles
boro Will be in Belfast tomorrow, Friday. OF
their way to visit relatives in New York.
Dr. Eugene D. Tap!ey was called to Castine
last week to see patients. making the trip by
special boat, and also went to Eagle Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Bowman arrived last
Friday from Portland, where Mrs Bowman
had Joined her husband for few days visit
Rev. D. B. Phelan will go Bangor TODAY to
attend the Missionary Association meeting in
connection with the East Maine Conference.
A. P. Goodhue after ded the mid.wirter
meeting of the Maine State association OF
Master Plumbers held in Augusta last week.
Rev.Father Mathew NcCabe of Buffalo NY,
is the guest of his brother, Rev. Father Den
mis- McCabe of the Belfast St Francis Church.
Capt Cleveland Downs sIent the past week
in New York and Portland on business Mrs
Downs joined him in Portland on his return
home.
Mr.. Horace Chenery arrived from Boston
last Saturday for f,w days'i ice boating be-
fore leaving the last Of the week on trjp ia
Porto Rico.
Carlton. the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs Clar
ence E. Read, and Fleder ok. the little son of
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Woodbury.. are re-
covering from slight attacks of pneumonia.
Miss Lytle c. Mol1.n Of Belmont, who has
been visiting relatives ard friends in Roston
and Providence during the past four m, this
arrived home by beat Saturday morning Feb.
1st.
Mrs. E. NJ. Jones of Unity, who had been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest S. Thompson in
In Pittstield for few days, returned home
last Thursday, accompanied by Mrs. Thomp-
son.
Miss Ruth Knowlton Of Liberty closed
very successful term Of school in South Lib
erty, Jan. 25th it was Miss Knowltons third
term there and she is much liked by parents
and pupils.
Mrs. Edward r. Pierce will go to Houlton
Feb. 10Th to address the Arts and Crafts
branch of the Houlton Womans club Mrs.
Clinton G. Ferguson is chairman Of the Arts
and Crafts committee ana Mrs. Pierce will be
her guest
Mrs. Ira NJ. Cobe of Chicago Will arrive next
Saturday, accompanied by Miss Marian NJ
Heal. On her return to Chicago she will be
accompanied by Miss Heal and Miss Clara 3.
Keating, v no will be her guests until she re
turns to Northport.
DR.. George B. Warne of Chicago, president
of the National Spiritual Association, was ir
Belfast TUESDAY for interview with Mr.
George A. Quimby ii regard to his father, The
late p P. Quinby DIR. Warne went from here
to Hartford, CT, where he was to lecture
Mr. and Mrs R. L. Pitcher went to Boston q
few weeks ago, accompanying their Young
daughter to the hospital, where she submitted
to an operation for some trouble with her
neck. The little girl is reported to be dong
very nicely, MIR. Pitcher returned home Sat
urday. but Mrs Pitcher and child will remain
in Boston for d couple Of TIE Aroos-
took Republican, Caribou Jan 30th.
Advices from Skowhegan indicate that the
grand Old man., Gen. Isaac Dyer for more
than three years commanding officer Of the
Maine Fifteenth, is very near the end OF a
long and useful life. Born the same year as
the State of Maine he is in the ninety third
year of his age. As townsman, as well as in
military and civil life, his has been q most
ustrious career For seventy years he mas
been a devoted member of the okoT hogan M
E. Church. Hosts of friends all through
Maine, notably the survivors of his OLD reg
ment. awaiting the tidlngs from hls slch~
room with much Observation-Disclosures News.
MIR. M. G. Hill Of the Remington Arms Co.
was in Belfast last week for the first time
since the automobile accident in which he was
severy injured. He went from here to Cas-
tine and visited the Castine Cur Club, to give
them some points in organizing and manage
ment, and to show the Remington guns. In
the evening he gave very interesting talk at
the r. B. Brown Co.'S store trap guns in
general and on Remington guns in particular
to an interested crowd that packed the store
to its capacity.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Leavitt went to Au
gusta last week to attend the installation of the
officers of Augusta Lodge, F, 4 A. NJ. Their
son, William F. Leavitt, is the Master, and is
one of the youngest Masters of Masonic
Lodge in the State. Miss Cora Eames, Mrs,
Leavitt's sister, came down from Boston as
reader for the occasion. A banquet was serv-
ed and a very pleasant evening was enjoyed
by large number of people. Miss Eames was
a guest at the banquet of the Maine Press As