The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-03-11

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Me-, where he has position as principal of
the Franklin High school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Arey and little son
Clarence, left March 4th for Sebastopol. Cal.
for visit of several months,
Mrs. Grace H. Daley of Old Town returned
home Tuesday from six weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Hartman.
Mrs. James Fl. Howes returned last Saturday
from visit with her daughter, Mrs. Richard
+. Whitman, in Campello, Mass,
Mrs. Julia Robinson of Warren was the ouest
from Thursday to Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Jones at the Windsor Ho.el.
Miss Veralette Albee, who is employed in the
Western Union office in this city, is spending
few days at her home in Rockland.
Mr.. Freeman P. Cooper of Newport was in
town thursday. guest of his sister Mrs W.
A. Cooper Old Town Enterprise
Misses Sarah and Elizabeth Jones of Con-
cord Mass, were called to Belfast last week
by the illness of Miss Mary F. Abbott
John F. Smalley of Nashua, N H., is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. W. W. Carter He
visited relatives in Chelsea, Mass, en- route
here.
Mrs. George F. Kent of Madison has ioined
Mr.. Kent, the druggist at the Old Corner Drug
Store, and they have rooms in the H. C. Mar
den home.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Clement, who had been
in Daytona, Fla, for several weeks have re-
urned home. They visited en- route in Bos-
ton and POI tland
MIR. and Mrs. Il. F, Stephenson went to Wa
terville last week to attend play given by the
students of Coburn Classical Institute in which
their son Milton had a part
Among the freshmen at the University of
Maine who have passed all their courses for the
fall semester of l9l4-l5 is Edwin c. Martin of
Liberty, School of Agriculture
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Faunce Woodcock left Sat-
urday for an indefinite visit in Boston and vi
cinity. This is their first winter here for sew
eral years and both have greatly enjoyed it.
Mr.. Fred E. Smyth arrived Monday from
Boston on business trip and was accompa-
MED by Mrs. Smyth. They were at the Wind
sor. Hotel while here and returned to Boston
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Dnsmore returned
Friday from Boston, where they were guests
for several weeks al Hotel Touraine Mrs.
Dinsmore is convalescing from a recent surg
ical operation in Boston hospital.
Mrs. James McCabe and Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
McCabe,who accompanied The remains of Mrs.
Emma Hastings McCabe to this city, returned
to Charestown, Mass, Monday. They were
guest while of Mrs. Alonzo Robbins.
Mrs. Hugh D. Mcclellan of Lexington, Mass,
and Miss Anne c. Crosby of Boston arrived
Thursday to remain until Saturday Mrs
Mcclellan is the guest Of her parents, Hon. and
Mrs. Clarence o. Poor, and Miss Crosby of
Miss Louise Hazeltine.
Cards have been received in Bangor by
friends of Hon. and Mrs. F. M. Simpson, who
are in San Diego, Cal, saying that they are
enjoying weather at rs degrees temperature
and also that the exposition is a wonderful
show and great credit to Southern California
Richard Shaw. who has spent the past year
with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Walter C. Shaw,
Court street, having years leave Of absence,
after spending several years in Japan with the
international Banking Co.. will leave today for
New York to spend three months with the
company before returning to Japan.
The New England Federation for Rural
Progress at it's session in Boston March 5th
elected Leon S. Merrill director of extension
service at the University of Maine as its pre-
sdent. Richard M. Bowen of Providence, re-
tlring president of the federation, in his annu-
al address urged greater cooperation among
the agricultural, marketing and distributing
interests of New England.
Hon. J, H. Montgomery writes from Coro-
nado Beach, Calf, of meeting at Panama
John Curtis, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Curtis
of Camden. and of the attentions shown them
there and at Balboa by Mr.. Curtis. He is
connected with the international Banking Co.
and resides at Panama but will be transferred
soon to position in the business of the bank
ing company of higher Importance than the
one he now holds.
A recent caller on Mr.. Robie F. Frye, who
has long held responsible position in the Bos-
ton custonhouse, found him in his office on the
sixteenth floor of the new cusuomhouse tower.
his nome Is III onaron, Wnere ne takes an ac-
tive interest church and town affairs, and
his sister Jessie, now Mrs. Osborne, her hus-
band and their two-years- old daughter, live
with him. MIR. Frye, who witt h others of the
family, is well remembered here, still retains
his interest in Belfast. their home for many
years.
Franklin F. Phillips, Esq, of Cambridge,
Mass, was in the city last Friday and went
out to South Montville with Mr.. c. S. Adams.
Mr. Phillips accepted some time ago an invita-
tion from David Esancy Post. G. A R.. of APP
pleton to deliver the Memorial day address in
that town and later had like request from
Liberty, where he delivered the address last
year. He told them of his prior engagement,
but it has been arranged to have the ex-
ercises in Appleton in the morning and those
in Liberty in the afternoon, SO that he will be
the speaker in both places.
William M. Marvs of Muscatine, Ia, was re.
elected master workman of the Ancient Order
of United Workmen of the United States and
Canada. in the closing session of the annual
meeting in Wheeling, West Virginia, March 9th
Little Rock, Ark, was chosen as the next
meeting place. Other officers elected were: