The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-07-29
NUMBER 80
PERSONAL.


DR.. Foster c. Small was called to Camden
FRIDAY in consultation with local physicians.
Mrs. Harry W. Cook of Brunswick is visiting
Mrs. Sa amuel Adams and Miss Grace E. Walton
DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Dubois of Plalnfeld. N.
j., were in Belfast last week on an auto trim
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Morse of Camden were in
Belfast last week, guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank 1. Wilson.
Mrs. F. B. Adams of Rockland and Mrs. Fred
Tabor of Boston were guests last week
Of Mrs. George D. Mahoney.
Gov. Curtis has appointed Fred W. Brown,
Jr., of Brooks a notary public, His present
commission expires July 3Oth
Mrs. Bert Payson of Brooks, who has been in
Bangor for medical treatment, is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Samuel H. Lord.
Miss Elizabeth Kelley has returned from
visits in Bangor with Mr. and Mrs Edward H.
Kelley and friends in Bucksport.
Mrs. Selwyn Thompson of Belfast and her
guest, Mrs. j. E. Wilson, of Fort Collins Col.
were visitors in Bangor last Friday.
Mrs, Fred W. Bailey and party of young
ladies from East Mlinocket are at Kamp
Kill Kare in East Belfast for vacation.
Henry A. Lloyd of New York has Joined his
wife at No. 13 Main street, and they will spend
some time at their cottage at Quantabacook
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Ward returned satur-
day to their home in Springfield, Mass, after q
visit of several weeks with Miss Maude E. Bar
ker.
DR.. A. W. Biddle of Philadelphia. who is
spending the summer in Islesboro was in Ban
gor last Thursday on his way north for fish.
ing trip.
Mrs. ] William White of Bangor is the
guest of her sisters-in-law Mrs. A. F. Rich
ards and Miss Harriet P. White in Cedar
street.
Marthon Doak, who is one of the staff in
the poultry department at the University of
Maine, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George R. Doak.
Frederick Ingersoll of Portland arrived last
Saturday to join Mrs. Ingersoll, who is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Webber. High street.
DR.. c. D, Woods, director of the Maine Ex-
pertinent station, Orono. left Saturday for q
months trip to California and visits to the
Pacific Panama expositions
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene r. Conner, who are at
Bayside for the season, recently entertained
Miss Vesta Whitten of Fairfield and Miss
of
Col Frederick Hale of Portland was in Bel
fast last Thursday and Friday. He has been
making an auto trip through Maine in the
interest of his candidacy for the United States
Senate.
Capt Ezekiel Alexander of Oakland, Cali
fornia, is visiting relatives in Camden. and
scenes about his old home in Vinalhaven after
an absence of thirty-three years. All these
years he has been sea captain on the Pacific
coast, but has now retired to private iife and
on this visit East finds many friends to well
come him back to his native land.-Camoen
Herald.
Mrs. Georgia Pulsifer Porter of Old Town.
former resident of Ellsworth, who mas never
lost her love of her OLD home town and of the
Unitarian church, which her family was
long prominent, was in Ellsworth over Sunday
to attend the anniversary exercises at the
church. She was the guest while here of Miss
Greely.-Ellsworth American.
Hal R. Eaton, the newly elected principal of
the Bangor High school, was for several years
the principal of the Belfast High school and
has many friends here who congratulate him
on his election to this desirable position Mr.
Eaton went from Belfast to Stou ghton Mass,
and has steadily risen in his work.
Miss Mary H. Hilton has returned from
visit with her niece, Mrs. Lulu Llttlefed Hay
cock, in st. Andrews, N. B. She also visited
at the home of Hon. W. P. Thompson in Ban
gor. Mr.. Thompson's Belfast fri ends will
be pleased to learn that he is recovering
from recent illness. Mrs. Thompson is now
at Windermere Park. Unity.
Col. Everard E. Hatch, u s. A., who is
spending the summer with his wife and Young
son in Northport, was in the city last week
looking up old friends. He was born in Lib
erty, graduated from West Point, land has seen
service in all parts of the country For the
past year more he has been stationed at the
War College in Washington, D. e., but at the
expiration of his furlough is to go to Calves
ton, Texas.
| A few friends very pleasantly surprised Will.
liam N Todd at his home, l26 w lillian street
Monday evening, July 9th. on the occasion of
his birthday. Having taken Mrs Todd (form-
erly Miss HelenBird of Belfast Unto their conf
dence, when the family returned from a davis
outing at the Two Lights the guests had taken
possession of the home. After a time spent
socially supper was served, the two little
nieces. Frances and Catherine Bird of Dorches-
ter, doing the honors. A feature was the con-
ventional birthday cake ornamented with
monogram and colored candles, and containing
! favors, Miss Nettie Bird Of Rockland and Miss
Frances Bird Of Dorchester being the fortunate
ones The opening of toxes containing pleas
ing souvenirs. followed by musical selections,
closed most delightful evening for ALL
Portland Evening Express.
Hon. William P. Thompson, reporter of de-
cisions, celebrated his list birthday on Thurs
day and received congratulations and good
wishes from many friends. Judge Thompson
enjoys the distinction of being II years young,
and Is vigorous both mentally and physically
He tells, as demonstrating the modern tendency
toward activity at even great age of having
received letter some time ago from an attor-
ney "a years of age, who is still in active prac-
tlce. The veteran asked for a COPY of Judge
Ihompson's argument and the decision in q
certain case, stating that sit might be useful
in future practice" Such vigor at an age to
nearly approaching the century mark is indica-
tive of the sturdness of Names citizens
Bangor Daily News
The MANY Relfast friends of M Tbo,,n,on