The Republican journal., 1903-10-01
Personal.

u 0OSGUu MOuUays
Miss Mary Patterson of Boston is guest
of Miss Fannie Chase.
Mrs. Camilla A. Hazeltine went to Bos-
ton Monday to spend the winter.
Hon. George G. Weeks of Fairfield was in
the city last week on legal business.
Mrs. James Chappelle of Windsor, N. s.,
is visiting at Charles R. Harrison's.
Mrs. W. K. Keene and son Frank return
ed Saturday from visit in Rockland.
Augustus c. Knight of Boston arrived
last Saturday to spend week in Belfast.
Mrs. B. F. Wells and Mrs. F. g. Spinney
are in New York buying their fall millinery.
Harry Williams of Brunswick returned
ing's.
Willis and Walter NJ addocks of Holden
visited their uncle, VIM. II. Thomas, last
week.
Misses Isabel CHM and Adde Nickerson
left Monday for weeks visit in Brockton,
Mass.
Mrs. Thomas Burgess and daughter,
Miss Ida S. Burgess, visited friends in
Waterville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Devine of Revere,
Mass, returned home Saturday from visit
at Mrs. Neallie S. Holmes.
Mrs. Spear of Chelsea, Mass, who has
been visiting friends in Belfast and Mont
Vile, returned home last Saturday.
Mrs. Willis A. Gates and son of Spring
street will spend the month of October in
Boston.-Portland Sunday Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Langill and son ar
rived from Worcester, Mass, last week for
short stay at their place in Waldo
Capt. Ned Davies, sailing master for T.
George Dodworth of New York the past
season, is at his home in Rockland.
Ralph o. Critchett returned to Boston
Friday after his summer vacation from the
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy.
Mrs. Austin Smith and son returned home
to Lynn, Mass, Saturday from visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter F. Welch.
L.F. Simpson is visiting friends in Bel
| fast and Monroe. He has been employed
in New York, but will 60 South this winter.
| Hon. Orville D. BAKER of Augusta was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury
the past week at the Boulder cottage, Cam
| den.
| DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Brooks returned to the
city last Saturday after sojourn of eleven
weeks at their cottage on the North Shore,
Northport.
Miss Edith Clay, manager of the Water
Vile office of the Western Union, is out on
a. vacation and Mrs. C. E. Clay of this city
is in charge.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred P. Dyer of Portland
were in Pittsfeld last week, visiting Mrs
Overs sisters, Mrs j. Fl. Davis and Mrs
D. NJ. Parks.
Waldo county has two representatives IN
the freshman class at Colby-AuguStine NJ
Ross, Centre Lincolnville, and Chester A
Grant, Unity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Dougan and William
HOFFMAN left last Thursday for New York
after spending the summer on the North
Shore, Northport.
Capt Bartlett Wadlin of East Northport
went to Gardiner Monday to join the schoon-
er John Paul, loading for Brunswick. He
| goes as first officer.
John Sanborn, agent for the Standard
| Oil Co., has opened an office in the building
at the foot of Main street formerly occu-
pied by Daniel Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Pitcher, Mrs. Ralph
Herrick, Miss Carrie E. White and Miss
| Mary E. Faunee attended the Maine Music
Festival in Bangor the first of this week.
Mrs. Esther Carter, her sons Roland and
Thomas and Miss Annie Smalley OF Clifton
dale, Mass, are spending short vacation
in the Wiggin cottage at the East Side Bat
terry.
Joseph b. Payson of Waldo visited his
daughter, Mrs. D. E. .Dickey, last week.
Mr. Payson's health is very much improved.
He has been unable to come to town before
for four years.
Rev. Hugh Ross Hatch, professor of math-
ematics at Colby College, occupied the pull
pit of the First Baptist Church, Bangor,
Sunday, preaching at both morning and
evening services.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert l. Gilman Of Lowell,
Mass, returned home last Friday from a
visit of two weeks at j. F. Sheldon's. They
were accompanied by Mrs. T. G. Stoddard
of Lowell, who spent the summer here.
Charles H. Sargent of Belfast made the
editor pleasant call Saturday. Mr.. Sar-
gent is son of the late VIM. Sargent, and
| as he had lived in both Garland and Dover
he and the editor had many mutual acquain-
tances. Mr.. Sargent is tax-cOllector of his
city.-Piscataquis Observer.
Clarence W. Gray of Boston visited
| friends in Belfast last week. He is a
native of Stockton and when boy attended
school taught by Alfred E. Nickerson of
Swanville. Several years later they met in
the army Both were lieutenants in the 10th
Maine Infantry. Mr.. Gray has been on
the police force in Boston % years.
Miss Persis n. Andrews arrived home at
4! Paris Hill Thursday night from European
trip on which she started in May. In COM
pany with two friends she spent six weeks
! in Italy, two weeks in Switzerland, made a
| short tour into Germany and spent day
on the Rhine, saw Paris for week and
closed the trip with three weeks in London.
| They had delightful time, without days
| illness or other untOward happening to mar
+, their enioyment.-Oxford Democrat.