The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-12-04
PERSONAL.

friends in Rockland last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P. Bagley were in
Belfast from Auburn Thanksgiving.
| Rev. W. P. Lord and wife of Pennington
were at the Revere House last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. R. Coombs left last
Friday for visit in Winchendon, Mass.
| Howard Owen, ESQ.,, of Augusta was in
| the city Tuesday and called at The Journal
| Office.
George O. Hatch and Melvin A. Page
| came home from lslesboro for Thanks
giving.
Oscar H. Dilworth of Madison spent
| Thanksgiving with his father, NJ. C. Dill
| worth.
| Henry Patterson of Skowhegan spent
| Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
] Spencer.
j. o. johnson of Liberty called On the
members of Edwin Libby post, Rockland,
last week.
Mrs. L. R. Kirby Of Coronado, California,
is visiting Mrs. Chas. A. Pilsbury, North
port avenue.
Ned NJ. Dunbar of Plymouth, Mass, is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dunbar.
Henry c. Burgess and Elisha H. Haney
have gone to Portland to serve as jurors in
the U. S. Court.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Haskell of Rockland
spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs
George R. Doak.
Miss Nellie Carr of West Upton, Mass,
arrived Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
George c. Trussell.
Mrs. VIM. Crosby left Monday for visit
in Portland. She will be a guest at the
Congress Square Hotel
Melvin Cunningham and family have re-
turned to their farm in Belmont, after liv-
ing few months in Belfast.
Percy Webber has so far recovered from
the injury to his foot that he is able to re-
turn to his work in Portland.
| Alphonso Wood, Karl Mcdonald and j.
Percy Simmons were at home from the
| University of Maine Thanksgiving Day.
| Miss Maude Dollotf, member of the
| undergraduate body of the Bangor Business
| College, spent Thanksgiving at her home in
| Monroe.
Ezra L. Talbot is gradually regaining the
use of his arm, which was crushed between
the car-bumpers and was operated on at
the Maine General Hospital
w. B. F. Twombly of Monroe and B. II.
Conant of Belfast have arrived home from
a hunting trip in the vicinity of BroWnville.
Each of them brought home good sized
deer.
Howes Mayo returned yesterday from a
hunting trip in PenobScot county, with a
kinS for a bird hunting trip to Southwest
Harbor, Mt. Desert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Young of Greenvile
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Young's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. 0. Pendleton. Mr.
Young returned Friday, but his wife re.
mains for longer visit.
Capt. Walter Small. who left his bark the
John S. Emery in Trinidad on account of i'll
health, arrived in Milbridge Nov. 25th, ac
companied by his mother, Mrs. Stillmar
Wallace of Bluehill, who will keep house
for him this Observation-Disclosures Times
The Rangeley correspondent of Maine
Woods says: ''B. A. Moulton of Belfast is
in camp at Kennebago looking for deer
Mr.. Moulton was formerly express meSsen
ger on the Pennington and Rangeley route
Mrs. Moulton is staying with her mother
Mrs. William Haines."
1t may interest many to know that Mrs
Florence G.. Porter is highly successful in
her position as editor of the Sunday Maga-
zine department of the Los Angeles, Calf.
Herald, of which her uncle, Wallace l.
Hardison, is principal owner, and that,
from financial standpoint, also, she is
most comfortably situated.-Fort Fairfield
Review.
Tisdale D. Clements of Monroe has gone
to Boston to live, having secured position
as motorman for the Boston Elevated Rail
way Company. He is running on the Grove
Hall divisionbf the company's surface cal
system, which connects the business part OF
Boston with the Roxbury residential dis
trict.
The many friends in Belfast of Harold
Pratt will be pleased to learn he has beer
given one of the class parts for Commence
ment day at Bowdoin, 1908 Harold has
been doing fine work the past year and il
gives us pleasure to speak in his praise. His
friends will be delighted to hear of the
praise accorded him in the class paper
All the Portland hotels made great prep
arations for Thanksgiving and entertained
many private dinner parties. At the Lafay.
cite a menu that was as attractive to the
inner man as to the eye was served. The
design ON the outside was of two turkeys
reading the Thanksgiving proclamation
with sorrowful eyes: DR.. B. b. Foster had
dinner party of nine at the Lafayette
which included Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Quinn
by of this city.
Clarence F. French, Esq, of Waltham
Mass, joined the Society of Mayfowel
Descendants at the annual meeting in Bos
ton on Forefather's Day, Nov. 21st. He
joined as a descendant of George Soule, on
the following line of ancestry: George