The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-11-26
PERSONAL.

Bangor the past week.
F. A. Follett returned Saturday from a
business trip to Boston.
Mrs. j. W. Emery has been visiting Mrs.
L. F. Boothby in Waterville.
Miss Cora Pottle of Rockport visited her
uncle, Ansel Wadsworth, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Sleeper spent a few
days in Boston the past week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Williamson of Au-
gusta spent few days in Boston last week.
Francis II. Welch of Greenfield, Mass,
was in Belfast the first of the week on bust
ness.
Mrs. Flora Dodge arrived home Friday
from Boston, where she had been for surgi-
cal treatment.
John Peirce of New York was in Frank
fort last week looking after his extensive
granite interests.
Mrs. Fannie and Miss Villa Sylvester re-
turned home last Thursday from visit in
Boston and vicinity.
Adelbert Melcher returned to Brockton,
Mass, Tuesday from a short vacation in
Belfast and vicinity.
Rev. John A. Harding of Warner, N. H.,
was guest of his former classmate, Rev
E. S. PhilbrOok, Tuesday.
Miss Frances Emerson of Castine and
Miss Elizabeth Leavitt of York visited Mrs.
Mary 0. Littlefeld last week.
H. P. Cheney, drug clerk at A. A. Howes
& Co.'s, leaves this morning for Portland to
eat his Thanksgiving dinner.
George Brown of Northport came home
Friday from Bangor, where he was at work,
suffering from kidney trouble.
Miss L. Fremetta Shepherd and nephew,
Thomas E. Shepherd, left Monday to spend
the winter in Winchester, Mass.
Miss Mary H. Mason arrived in Montville
Saturday for her Thanksgiving vacation,
from Bridgton, where she is teaching.
C. NJ. johnson and family have moved
from Brewer to the John Carr farm in East
Belfast, which they recently bought.
Henry S. Marden, son of II. c. Marden of
Belfast, is engineer on an automobile fire
engine of the Boston Fire Department.
Mrs Ella Critchett left Monday for a
short visit in Franklin, Mass, after which
she expects to spend the winter in Boston.
Henry c. Marden represented Belfast
Council, Royal Arcanum, at the formation
of the new Grand Council, in Augusta, last
week.
Freeman NJ. Wood attended the meeting
of the Grand Lodge of Maine, A. o. U. W.,
in Augusta last week as a delegate from
Enterprise Lodge, Belfast.
Harry Williams of Brunswick, who re-
Gently visited at Geo. A. Dunning's in Bel
fast, killed large deer with charge of
shot, in Brunswick last week.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. V. Il, Knowlton of
Rockland were in Belfast Tuesday to at
tend the burial of Mrs. Knowlton's mother
Mrs. Mary I. Waterman.
John Adams of South Montville, Lillian
Phillips of Brooks and Maude Holmes of
Waldo, have entered the Banks Business
College for complete course.
Miss Erma Jackson of Stockton Springs,
formerly of Belfast, stands third in the
Boston Globes contest for the most pOpu-
lar school girl in the schools of Maine.
Mrs. Nette Smalley visited her husband,
| John f. Smalley, in Augusta last week.
| She found him very feeble, both mentally
and physically. He is confined to his bed.
Owing to a severe sickness, Mr. and Mrs.
G. Osborne Lord were obliged to cancel
their engagement with the New York Com
! edy Company and have returned to this city.
John W. Doe went to Boston Saturday on
business. Mrs. Doe and children left Mon
day for "A short visit in Massachusetts The
family will go to Florida soon to spend the
winter.
Theodore Gerrish of Somervile, Mass.
was in Belfast last week and called on some
of his former acguaintances here. He is
representing syndicate engaged in mining
in the Black Hills.
Arthur w. Burdin, his sister Mrs. Georgis
Hook, and Miss Lula Thompson of Sears
mont, left Monday to spend Thanksgiving
in Brockton, with Mrs. Bert Annis, former
ly Miss Edna Burdin.
MIR. and Mrs. Joel Hills of Union wen
to Natick, Mass, to spend Thanksgiving
with their son, DR.. Charles Hills. The!
were accompanied by their daughter. Mrs
E. A. Matthews Of Searsport
Charles Patterson, who has been clerk OF
the Boston steamers the past summer, is
conductor on the elevated railroad in BOs
ton. His mother, Mrs. Eta Paterson, i
spending Thanksgiving with him.
Mrs. Loren Fletcher arrived Saturda
from Lowell, Mass, where she has bee
visiting few weeks. She was accompanies
by her son, F. C. Fletcher of Melrose High
lands, who returned home Tuesday.
Ambrose j. Morrison and family ar
spending Thanksgiving week in Brunswic
and Portland Austin j. Fernald is actin
as baggage master and E. c. Fiske of Deer
ing as brakeman during Mr.. Morrison
absence.
f. H. Denslow, Esq, who has been spenC
ing the season at Stockton Springs, left las
Friday for New York, and sailed from tina
port Saturday with his daughter, Mr.!
Favre, and her hu sband, Rev. Emile Favr'
for Europe.
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