The Republican journal., 1904-09-22
NUMBER 80.


daughter of James O. Clark of this city, to
Guy A. Gray have been recorded with
City Clerk Mansfield Both parties reside
on Union street in this city.
Mrs. Caroline Crosby and her daughter,
| Miss Anne c. Crosby. who spent the sum-
mer at Deer Park, Md, arrived by Satur-
| day evenings train and are guests of Miss
Frances Chase, Church street.
F. NJ. Thorne of Rockand is the new
| baggage master at the Maine Central depot
! in this city, succeeding Renworth Rogers,
who resigned his position to enter the Rick
er Classical Institute at Houlton.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Shaw left Tues
day for trip to California and will be
absent about six weeks. Allen Shaw of
Watervi0 has taken Mr.. Shaw's place on
| the passenger engine, Belfast branch.
Maude Z. Ellis left Tuesday for New
| YORK She will return to Boston next Mon
| day and Misses Lena P. and Alfredo Ellis
will meet. her there and spend a week
selecting new millinery and fancy goods.
Ms. Henry Il. Hilton and children left
by Fridays boat for Boston and will make
short visit there before going to their
| home in Chicago Mrs. Hilton's mother,
Mrs Edward Sibley, accompanied her to
| Boston.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Simonton of
| Rockport, Miss Lisetta Burgess and her
| brother Asbra, the winners Of the Courier
Gazette St. Louis trips, left sept. 18TH for
! ha f,ir ~
| Emma Alden.
| Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Hanson, MI and Mrs.
| c. f. Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. Johl Could A. a.
Paul, Joseph Gould, Howard Derry, Alden
! Dean, Hollis Clark, George Allen and
Clarence Thorndike of Camden attended
| the Monroe fair last week
L. W. George, Maine Central station
| agent in this city, resigned his position to
take effect Sept. Goth, and leaves this week
| for California, where he will have a similar
position. His successor in Belfast is Chas
| F. Files, who is transferred from Brooks
| Frank Thurston of Santa Cruz. Cal,
| spent the past ten days in Belfast with his
sister, Mrs. S. B. Holt. This is Nh Thurs
tons first visit to Maine in 2S years He
met many of his old friends while here He
will visit tho g Ionis Fxno,i+io,, ~, hi.
retnrn tn the west
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ot tho >au, yorl- nai1,, Eau-s * nom. ~,
the Boston Traveller. Mr.. Pillsbury, for
merly of this city, has also been on the
New York World-in charge of the evening
edition. We believe
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in skovb4gan and that ha 4xnsrt. IN Ne
able to return here Il, = short tiIp..l look
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toh' "hele liieA are 10 'teH' .lle l"'l anu
winter months. Their nome on rper tllgh
street will be occupied by Amos Clement
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street is undergoing improvements aud re-
pairs.
Cant Cha, NJ. lIayarar has returned to
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the sailors snug iiaIo'l 'i'el LIS "i''''t',
cruise outside and settled down t" nus oid
lob there for The winter. He did not come
far+bar a,s+ than Portland as he N, longer
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has relatives mere, ou9 SAYS ne ""u'" lave
liked to spend a few day in the coed old
town,
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Rev. Randall I. Capru, Wl.o is we'll
l-no,,n +o many pa1fast nuonlA viii he in
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town FRIDAY sept. 2@a' anu VIII give "N ''''-
dress in the Baptist church at : ~ p. IN