The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-11-12
PERSONAL.


for week, on business.
A. T. Crosby was at home from Rockland
last week for short visit.
Capt. and Mrs. Edison Sherman are spend.
ing week with relatives in lslesboro.
VIM. F. Thomas expects to start fol
Florida about December 1st, to spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dunbar are visiting
their son, Edward H. Dunbar, in Plymouth
Mass.
Israel A. Gardner went to Richmond
Nov. 4th to attend the funeral Of his niece,
Mrs. George Bean.
Mrs. John O. Black is in Appleton, car
ing for her sister, Mrs. Leonard Sprowl,
who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. N. S. Piper and Mrs. Eta Savery re-
turned home last Saturday from a visit Of
two weeks in Massachusetts.
Asa A. Howes went to Boston Monday
on business. Mrs. Howes accompanied
him and will remain to visit friends.
Miss Hannah Cocord, recent guest OF
Mrs. G. II. Washburn, has returned to her
home in earspOrt.-Thomasto Herald.
Miss Maude E. Barker returned Saturday
from visits in Caribou and Dover. Mrs.
Annie Canney OF Dover returned with her.
Miss Ida Chipman of South Poland, Me-,
is bookkeeper in the Light & Power Office
on Washington street She began her duties
Nov. ID.
Miss Florence NJ. Kimball has left the
Castine Normal School, from which she
was to graduate next June, and is teaching
in Union.
W. 0. Aldus spent few days in Belfast
the past week. He is in the employ of the
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.
as lineman.
Edmund P. Brown is at home for short
vacation. He is substitute railway postal
clerk and his next assignment is on the
Pennington road.
In the U. of NJ and Bates football game
Monday, cal Woods covered himself with
mud and glory by sliding under the crowd
and getting the ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Pierce went to Bos.
ton Monday for short visit Their nephew
Fred Rust, went with them, on his regular
trip in the interests of CHM 4 Co.
Miss Mae Adams and Master Harry Ad.
ans have returned to Unity after few
days stay in town as guests of Miss Lizzie
Dean Portland Evening Express.
Miss Evelyn P. Morrison, who is atten,
ding an art school in Boston, came home
last Thursday because of the serious i'll
ness of her aunt, Miss AVIS Mathews.
VIM. II. Mcclellan, ESQ.,, returned last
ed as attorney in a land damage case, Of
which report is given in another column
Mr.. and Mrs Scott A. Weber Of Revere
Mass, and Bert Clary of Winchester, Mass.
were in Belfast Tuesday to attend the fu
neral of the late Hon. Isaac II. jackson.
Mr.. Herbert Eastman of the American
Express Co. has returned from two weeks
vacation in Richmond. Mr.. Eastman reports
very enjoyable time.-Portland Argus.
Mr. Eastman had charge of the Belfast
office during Mr. Dunning's recent vacation
Mrs. II. F. Kimball was called to Warre1
Nov 4th, by the critical illness of hel
brother, Edwin Leach, but he died before
she arrived. Mr.. Kimball and daughter
went to Warren Friday to attend the fu
neral.
William Everett Warren, formerly OF
Thorndike but during the past five years 6
resident of Massachusetts,, has obtained 6
situation on the Boston Elevated Railway
as a conductor on the Grove Hall division
surface cars.
Mrs. John Jones of Belfast, who has
been visiting her son, e b. Jones for some
time, has gone to Warren.-Rockland Star
Mr.. Leonard of the firm of Leonard &
Barrows, proprietors OF the Belfast Shoe
factory, was here for a day last week, re-
turning to Massachusetts Saturday.
Thursday evening, Nov. 10Th, the Rev b
C. Wentworth, presiding elder of the Port
land district of the Nj. Z. church, will be at
NJ. E. church here as the fifth speaker in
the series of lectures. Mr.. Wentworth is a
poet and soloist, and will be one of the most
attractive and interesting features of the
series Lisbon Falls Enterprise.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Burkett left last
Friday morning for Boston and will spenG
several weeks there, going south later tt
spend the winter. During their absence
Harry W. Clark and family will occupy the
Burkett residence ON Church street, closing
their own house on Northport avenue.
Capt E. 0. Patterson arrived here Satur
day from Baltimore on business connected
with the dredger Mr.. Gilchrest is to builG
for the government. Capt. Patterson left
yesterday Oh his return and will visit Batl
and Portland en- route. He is experimenting
the construction of some dredgers at Balti
more and expects to have his headquarter
there for two years.
Friends in this city have received invita-
! tions to the wedding of MI. Edward John
son, Jr., and Miss Gertrude Clark, daughte
!! of Mr. and Mrs. harles n. Clark of Sal
Diego, Calf, which is to take place Wed
nesday evening, November 25th, in st. Paul
Church, San Diego. Mr.. johnson is the sol
of Edward johnson, Esq, president of tn
| Belfast Savings Bank, and has been EN-
| ployed for some time past in the U. S. lily
geographic Survey.
! Mr.. Charles E. Bicknell received visi
| last week from his mother, his brother, Mr.
George E. Bcknell of Meriden, Conn, ant
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