The Republican journal., 1903-10-22
PERSONAL.
Ben Hazeltine was in Bangor Tuesday on

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Monday to argue case in Court.
Henry Mason left Saturday to visit his
son and daughters in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Willis E. Wight and daughters WIS.,
tied friends in Frankfort last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mace of Portland
are spending vacation in Wales, Me.
Mrs. S. F. Clark of Gloucester, Mass, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. A. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Tyler II. Bird and children
returned Saturday from visit in Rockland.
Miss Hattie NJ Black left Monday for
Boston to buy fall novelties and Christmas
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Marden visited
week.
Albert NJ. Carter went to Ellsworth Mon
day to testify in trial in the Supreme
Court.
visited his mother, Mrs. E. P. Alexander,
last week.
Fred Churchill and Miss Dockham of
Melrose, Mass, visited friends in Belfast
last week.
George Pendleton went to Greenville Sat-
urday to work for his brother-in-law, Sid
ney P. Young.
Mrs. John w. Emery has closed her cot
tage on Northport Campground, and is Wis
iting in Waterville.
Mrs. Addie NJ. Keene of Brunswick, Ca,
left for home Saturday after visiting her
sister, Mrs. Henry Mason.
Mrs. Isabel Chase of Bangor, who spent
the summer at Northport Campground, re-
turned home Saturday
Mrs. Annie NJ. Paul went to Brewer Sat-
urday, after spending the season at her cot
tage on Northport Campground
Ralph Sylvester went to Rockland Monday
to work or the steamer Monhegan, plying
between Rockland and Portland.
Mayor F. E. Boothby of Portland has just
been elected vice president of the National
Association of General Passenger andTicket
Agents.
George A. Quimby left Monday morning
for Hartford, Conn.,, as a delegate to the
ance Agents
Mrs. Cyril G. Cook and daughter of
Franklin, Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
C. B. Hall. Mrs. Cook was formerly Miss
Blanche Rock well.
Fred d. Jones was in Boston last week
and bought kitchen ware and toys for his
new basement department, in which he will
have an opening in about two weeks.
B. F. Williams, o7, Islesboro, has joined
Kappa Sigma; A. B. Brown, '07, Camden.
Phi Gamma Delta and Frank W. Twombly.
| O7, Belfast, the Phi Kappa Sigma at the u.
! of NJ.
| Mrs. Chas R. Coombs is visiting in Win
chendon, Mass, where she went to meet
and accompany home her mother, Mrs.
Carrie Matthews, who has been visiting
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. O. Norton and son
| Charlie were in Belfast from Portland the
past week. Mrs. S. G. Norton, who had
been in Portland few weeks, came home
| Thursday.
! S. II. Goodwin has been succeeded on the
afternoon freight as engineer by Joseph
Butler. Mr.. Goodwin i, given the Water
| ville-Belfast run. Mr.. Goodwin'S transfer
| is regretted by large number of friends.-
| Skowhegan Reporter.
| Mrs. Mary (Stewart) Whitmore and son
Lnville returned home last Friday from
Medford, Mass, where they attended the
wedding of William Stewart Mitchell and
Miss Mabel Storm Pitcher.
| Mrs. H. P. White went to Portland Mon
| day to spend week with her son Robert.
| Mr. White will join them next Monday and
| from there Mr.. and Mrs. White will go to
| New York and Boston, to buy fall and win
ter goods. Pennington Chronicle.
j. W. Batchelder of Brooks went to Isle
au Haut Monday to arrange for building
cottages th&e next season. He lately finish
/ ed extensive additions to A. B. Stantial' S
farm buildings in Belfast and to Bert
| Lttlefeld's store in Waldo.
Rev. |. b. Mower of South Berwick, was
(, in Waterville Monday to attend meeting
| of the evangelistic committee Mr.. Mower
was recently elected recording secretary of
the Maine Baptist State convention, and
will soon move his family to Watervlle.
Mr. Thomas j. Lyons of Vinalhaven
has been reelected representative of the
! Granite Cutters National Union the an
nual convention of the American Fedora
tion of Labor, the next session of which
will be held in Faneuil Hall, Boston, he.
pi ming Novemhar O.
| Fred Hollins of Boston and Mr.. Garter
and Arthur Holiins of Auburn were guests
of Charles r. Coombs a few days the past
week. They had planned a ducking trip in
Mr.. Coombs' yacht Mallard but gave it ur
| on account of the weather and spent theil
| time principally at his cottage at Tildens
| Pond.
| Maine has many efficient business women
and among them may be mentioned the
| Misses Harriet and Fay Devereux of Cas-
| tine, who for several years have been en-
gagged in the coal business. Last week they
had cargo of over 200 tons arrive in that
harbor Both are enthusiastic in their work
and employ number of men, They also
have an office in Bucksport which is doing
| a very lucrative business.