The Republican journal., 1901-10-31
Personal.


Geo. w. Burkett went to Boston Saturday
on business
Mrs. L. F. Harmon left Saturday for
Brockton, Mass.
Burton Wadsworth went to Boston Satur
day on business
Nathan F. Patterson went to Lewiston
Monday for work.
Roscoe Black went to Auburn Monday to
work in shoe factory.
Mr.. and Mrs D. P. Palmer went to Ros-
ton Monday to buy goods.
Fred D. Jones left Monday for Biddeford
and Boston on business.
Mrs. Mary E. ingalls, left Saturday to
spend the winter in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Geo. Wise is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Everett Roberts, in Vinalhaven.
John l. Watts of Fairfield was in Belfast
and vicinity few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Pierce returned
Saturday from visit of week in Boston.
Rev. A. 7. Ringold of the First Baptist
church Gardiner has rendered his resigna-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs H. D. Mahoney are in Bel
fast after spending the summer in Farming
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra L. Talbot visited rela-
tlves in Brewer and vicinity the past two
weeks.
Mrs. W. NJ. Randall and son Tom left
Monday to join Mr.. Randall at Katahdin
Iron Works.
Mrs. John u. Damon returned Monday
from Hampden, where she attended the
DOrOthea Dix fair.
George Bleakley of Boston came to Bel
fast Saturday to attend the burial of Mrs.
Eliza McClenathan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Webber went to
Lewiston Monday. Mr.. Webber has work
there in shoe factory.
Mrs. Clinton S. Eastman has returned to
Westbrook from two months visit to her
former home in Belfast.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. H. Twombly left Sat
urday noon for short visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Walter S. Arey in Hallowell.
DR.. and Mrs NJ T. Dodge of Troy have
returned from visit at F. L. Richardson's
q Traverse street.. Rockland
Mrs. James Bray of St John, n. B., arriv
ed last week to spend the winter with he1
daughter, Mrs. W. f. Marsh.
| Charles R. Coombs attended the conven
tion of the Maine Undertakers' Association
| in Waterville last Thursday
Rev. E. S. Phlbrook, mother and sister
moved into the j. F. Rogers house or
Northport avenue last Thursday.
Mrs. III. A Perkins and son went tt
Orland last week to attend the funeral o
her mother, Mrs. Mary A. Mcintyre.
| DR.. and Mrs. A. o. Stoddard went tt
Cliftondale, Mass. last Saturday to vis
their daughter, Mrs. A NJ. Fergerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kempton of Dor
chester returned home Saturday from {
visit to his mother, Mrs. Henry Kempton.
Russell d. Sanborn, who arrived in Sal
| Francisco, Calf, recently from Manila, ha,
| u, N. H.
Clarence Read of this city and Charlie,
Sheldon OF Searsport left Saturday noon fo
a short trip which included the Boston Foot
Fair.
Mrs. NJ. j. Wentworth of Knox held ;
spiritual seanee in Moody hall, Bangor, las
Friday evening under the auspices of tn,
Bangor Spiritual society.
Mrs. Warren W. Knowlten and chilt
went to North Vassalboro Friday to joir
her husband, who recently bought int,
a hair dressing business there
Leo Sargent and Miss Matte Cross arriv
ed home Friday night from visits to variou
points in Boston and Portland. They wer,
away for two weeks and had most enjoya
BILE trip.
j. d. Shorey of White Sulphur Springs
Mont, is in this vicinity visiting relatives
1t is his first visit east for long time H
is pleasantly situated in Montana and will
return next month
Mr.. and Mrs. R. K Patterson of North
port avenue are visiting her son, Lesli,
Hall, in Wakefield, Mass Mr.. Patterson
recently had an increase of pension from 81
to S24 per month.
L. F. Howard and family have moved t
to Danvers, Mass, and Edwin Frost ha
moved from the johnson house on Churc]
street to his house in East Belfast, wher
Mr.. Howard has been living.
Miss Anna May Hamilton, who for tn
past six years has been teaching Latin il
the Penn. College for Women, Pttsburg
Pa, has been granted a years leave o
absence to travel and study in. Europe
Miss Hamilton sails next Saturday fron
New York for Naples, Italy, via the Medi
terranean.-W Wakefield, Mass, Daily Items
Miss Hamilton is the daughter of Charlie
P. Hamilton, who died at the home of N. S
Piper one year ago, and has friends in Bel
fast.
Charles Woodcock of Portland, Oregon
arrived Saturday to visit his uncle, NJ. p
Woodcock, and relatives in Searsmont
MIR. Woodcock is part owner of saw mil
and box factory which employs from IS t.
$50 men, according to the season. He saw
he only handles small lumber, his mills no
i being able to saw log more than feet il
diameter. This is his first visit East for 9
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