The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-03-04
PERSONAL.

F. E. Ekins and family left last Thursday
by Boston boat for San Francisco.
Mrs. Horace Chenery was called to New
York last Monday by the illness of her mother,
Mrs. Henry Lloyd.
Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker went to Winthrop
Monday to spend week with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. C. H. Shaw.
Miss Fremetta Shepherd and nephew, Win
sor Harlow Shepherd, of Quincy Mass, are
visiting relatives ano friends in this vicinity.
Miss Emma M. Hichborn, clerk in the James
H. Howes store, went to her home in Stockton
Springs last Saturday for vacation.
Rex G. Havener, student at Shaws Business
College in Portland. spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Havener.
Ralph O'Connell, of the Bangor shoe firm of
Ward O'Connell, was guest the past week
Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Connell.
Milton Stephens on. student at Coburn Clas-
sical Institute, Waterville, spent the week END
with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. b. f. Stephen
son,
Donald Spear, son of Manager E. K. Spear
OF the New Engiand 1 telephone Co III belfast,
is passing lew Gays wltn friends in this city
Bath Independent.
Mrs. Leon A, Beckwith went to Rocklan6
Saturday to spend a few days with her hus"
band and to decide on a tenement preparatory
to moving their household goods
Charles Achorn Of Cooper's Mills arrived
last Friday to remain over the weekend as the
guest his niece, Miss Mildred Nj. Slater, of
the insurance firm of Field & Quimby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marceus Griffin of Camden
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry FreI ch of Rockland
were In Belfast February 24th to attend the
funeral of their aunt, Miss Sarah K. Gardner.
MIS-. Annie Canney of Bangor, who had been
the guest Tor several months OF Miss Maude
f. Barker and other friends, left truay to re
main over Sunday with relatives in Auburn
and then 60 to boston tor an indefinite visit,
Mrs. Charles "A. hay cock and children, who
had been the guests of Belfast relatives,
went to aleol las. MCnoa9, where little Miss
Elizabeth Will have her eyes treated and from
there will go 10 their home in ST. Andrews N
b.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ira Nj. Cobe returned to their
Northport home Feb. 24th after visits in Bos-
ton, New York and Chicago. Mr.. Cobe on the
way home attended the committee hearing in
Augusta on the petition tor the village incor-
poration of Bayside.
Rev. and Mrs. Haraden S. Pearl returned to
Belfast last Thursday. Mrs. Pearl had spent
four weeks with her parents in Rutland, VT.
and Mr.. Pearl had spent the time at his old
home in Bangor and in Boston. lie resumed
his duties pastor OF the North church last
Sunday.
cable was received by Mrs. George A
Quimby Monday from her son-in-law, Z. Chip
fineo of Havana, Cuba, announcing the
safe arrival at noon that day by steamer from
New York of her daughter, Miss Katherine c.
Quimby, Mrs. Augusta S. Frederick, Charles
W. Frederick and Miss Mary Owen.
Mrs Wm, F. sehoppe presided at recent
meeting Of Hyalite Chapter, b. "A. r., OF Boze-
man, Montana, IN the absence Of the president
Mrs. ochoppe was a charter member of John
Cochran Chapter of his city and was active in
promoting the organization Of the Bozeman
Chapter. She is also member oL the y. l. ..
of Bozeman.
Russell Cook, the young son of Mr. and Mrs
Freeman A. Cook OF oomerVle, Mass, form
ery OF belfast, has joined the Gamma Eta
Kappa Society in the oomervIle Chapter and
holds an office in il. The chapter gives two
dances Year. one formal the other intor-
NAL, Master Cook is also prominent IN junior
theatrlcals in SomervllIe and has appeared in
Miss Gladys Briughams plays. The latter is
a frequent visitor here,
The Newton, Mass, Free Press of Feb. 25th
gives an interesting report of d reception
given by the teachers OF the Blgelow school
that the parents ana friends OF the school
MI ght meet Mr.. Ulysses Grant Wheeler, sup
erintendent OF schools III Newton. About two
hundred people were present. In the receiv-
ing llue beside Mir. Wheeler were Principal
Frank Wallace Chase, Mrs. Chase and Miss
Charlotte L. Sewail. The assembly hall was
tasteIully decorated with cut flowers, palms
and polIed plants and music was furnished
by a local orchestra. Following the recep-
ton Mr. Chase introduced air. Wheeler, who
in p,oSt pleasiup manner held the attention