The Republican journal., 1903-10-22


| ly i'll, is now gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pierce of Frankfort
were in Belfast Monday.
Mrs. c. L. Fletcher left yesterday for Bos-
| ton to join her husband.
Miss Sarah Gardner went to Thomaston
| Tuesday to visit friends.
Misses Kate Pillsbury and Margaret
Keene went to Boston Monday.
Frank c. Pitcher of Medford, Mass, was
in Belfast Tuesday on business.
Charles F. CHM is confined te his bed by
| a serious complication of diseases.
Mrs. Leander Brown of Union is visiting
| her daughter, Mrs. John O. Black.
Amassa S. Emerson of BucksDort is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. j. F. Triggs.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Costello of Bangor
were in Belfast Monday on business.
Miss Sarah Shute of Stockton Springs
visited relatives in Belfast last week.
| Mrs. E. A. Wilson and Miss Myra Duffe
went to Portland Wednesday orning.
Mrs. o. H. York of Boston arrived yester-
| day to visit her sister, Mrs, G, L. Field.
Asa Higgins has returned to Belfast after
| living five years in San Joat uin Valley,
| Calf.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Knight returned
Monday from visit of one week in Sears
mont.
| Mrs. Georgia Buck of Bucksport visited
relatives in Belfast Monday on her way to
| Boston.
Gerald w. Howard went to Paris Tues
day to attend the Maine State Sunday School
Convention.
| Robert T. Greenlaw of Springfield, Mass,
made short visit to relatives in Belfast
the past week.
Mrs. NJ. E. Luce has arrived home in
lHaverhill, Mass, after spending the season
in Waldo county and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Howes spent two
weeks at the Howes cottage, Pitchers Pond
returning to the city Monday.
Mrs. E. W. Greenwood was the guest of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso Shute and Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Smith the past week.
Percy Webber is at home from Bangor,
suffering from an injury to his left knee,
caused by the fall of a pile of lumber,
Sheriff S. G. Norton has suffered severly
the past two weeks with sciatic rheuma-
tism, but yesterday was more comfortable.
DR.. G. p Lombard aud family moved up
from the North Shore, Northport, Tuesday,
and are at No. Is Church street for the
| winter.
Rev. Geo. 5. Mills attended the PenobscOt
County Congregational Conference in Ban
gor Tuesday and spoke on The Coming
Revival
Waldo Pierce, Harvard '07, played right
tackle on the Harvard freshman team i'll its
game with Phllips-EX last saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Quimby, who spent
the past season at their cottage at Pitchers
Pond, returned Monday to their home on
Court street.
Chester \. Woods of Knox has secured
responsible position as a conductor on the
South Boston surface cars Of the Boston
Elevated Railway Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Poor, Misses Nina and
Alice Poor and Miss Perry, returned to the
city last Friday from Sojourn OF ten days
at the Critchett cottage, Quantaoacooh
Mrs. I. II. Simonton and daughter, Miss
Anne W. Simonton, left Camden yesterday
for New York, where they will spend the
winter with her son, Joseph A. Simonton.
Miss Grace F. Walton, secretary of
Aurora lodge, and Mrs. Samuel Adams went
to Portland Saturday to attend the Rebekah
Assembly. The degree team of Aurora lodge
left Monday.
Mrs H. J. Locke and Miss Annie Dyer
returned by Monday evening train from
visits in Chelsea, Mass, and Portland LII
the latter city Mrs. Locke visited the family
of her brother, William Dyer.
Harry c. Richards and Charles {, Pulen
have been named as letter carriers for the
new free delivery service at Camden, which
is to go into effect Nov. 1st. Geo. A. Thorn
dixie will be the substitute carrier.
Mr.. and Mrs Hal r. Eaton left yesterday
by the 1.25 train, Mr.. Eaton to attend the
State teachers convention in Augusta, and
his wife to visit in Augusta Other teachers
will go to the convention to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Murray of Seattle,
Wash, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dunbar
last week Messrs. Murray and Dunbar
were shipmates on Mr.. Dunbar's second
trip to California in 1852, on the ship Queen
of the East.
Woodbury. A. Witham OF Boston, who is
making his annual visit to kockland and
having his usual good time among 1id Ola
friends, Thursday went up to make his
usual call on Capt. Arthur Libby at Rock
port. He was accompanied by Capt. Peter
Kennedy. 81 remember" said the latter,
"a time many years ago when Arthur went
trip with meto New York on my schooner
1t was blowing great guns one day, and
said to Arthur Lay toward there and take
in that tiying-jib. Arthur looked things
over and replied: 4 won't do it. Let the
old jb blow away-lll buy new one -
Rockland Courier-GaZette.
ANOTHER DREDGING STEAMER