The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-10-20
PERSONAL.

Jacob Havener of Milwaukee is visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel L. Sleeper
Wilson and Otis Ellis have returned from
a visit of several days in Boston,
Frank B. Condor and Harry L. Kilgore,
Colby 'os, spent Sunday at home
County Attorney Arthur Ritchie was call
ed to Boston on business last Friday.
Miss Ella A. Paul left Wednesday for
Manchester, N. H., for an indefinite visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Wilson are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Young in Green
vile.
Miss Marian Sweetland has returned to
Camden from a visit to her father, George
Sweetland.
Lewis A. Barker, Esq, of Bangor was in
the city Friday, returning to Bangor by train
in the afternoon.
Miss Edith Gillian has been in Boston
and vicinity the past week, the guest of
relatives and friends.
Renworth R. Rogers spent Saturday and
Sunday in Belfast, from the Kicker CLASH
cal Institute, Houlton.
Frank G. Arnold of Boston, formerly of
Searsmont, visited his brother, w. H. Ar
mold of this city, the past week.
Herbert Harmon, who has been visiting
his parents in this city, has returned to
Waverley, Mass, where he has employment.
II. B. Smailey of this city has gone to
Bangor, where he has position with the
American Express Company for the winter
Waldo B. Washburn after vacation of
nearly six weeks at Quantabacook left
Thursday for his home in Hyde Park, Mass.
Rev. David Bracket of Brooks has at
| tended more than 1000 funerals and mar
ried nearly 200 couples. He still breaches
| every Sunday.
DR.. G. P. Lombard has moved up from
his banana and pine apple plantation on the
North Shore and with his family is at As
Cedar street foI the winter.
| Harold Heal of Camden, who was shot by
j. E. Boardman two weeks ago, has been
discharged from the hospital at Rockland
and is able to be about the streets.
MIS-. MARY 1OIkluS anu MIS-. Isaac y.
ClOsson of Searsport, Me-, were the guests
this week of Fred Kendall Perkins and
| tamily.-Somerville Mass, Journal.
Mrs Helen Crosby left Wednesday to
visit her sisters in Winchendon and Fitch
burg, Mass. She will return to Belfast be-
| fore going to Portland to spend the winter.
Lewis F. Cannon went to Portland Friday
morning. He will soon take his new posi-
tion as a commercial traveller in the inter
est of the Milliken, Tomlnson Co. of Port
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill left Camden
Thursday for Belfast, where Mr.. Hill will
spend month Mrs. Hill will go to Am
herst, n. S, for visit with relatives
Rockland Star.
Mrs. Charles p. Hazeltne and Miss Mar
garet Hazeltine left last week for Western
Massachusetts,, and will visit Mt. Hofyoke
and Smith Colleges. Miss llazeltine is a
graduate from Wellesley.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Tower of Centre Bel
mont left Doston Oct. 10Th for Douglass
City, Calf, where they will spend the win
ter with their son, Frank B. Tower, who
has been in the west IS years.
Howard L. Whitten, travelling man who
formerly had headquarters in this city, has
located in Belfast. Mr.. and Mrs. Written
have many friends here, who wish them
success in their new home Rockland
Courier-Gazette.
Charles Braddock left Thursday for Phila-
ter. Mr.. Braddock will have employment
there and expects the change will benefit
his health. His family will remain in this
city for the present.
Commander Robert f. Peary was in
| Bucksport last week in consultation with
Capt Dix of the shipbuilding firm of Nc
| Kay & Dix and Supt Sprague of the Port
| land company in relation to the details of
the Arctic exploration vessel to be built
there.
The many friends of James Ellngwood
of Bangor in this city will be pleased to
learn that he is improving. He came to
Monroe from Bangor to attend the fair and
was stricken with typhoid fever and has
been very ill at the home of relatives in
Swanville.
| VAl .. u. w. AAiiNA AAtho SlooOu ACt Ool0nssC
on Northport Campground and gone to
housekeeping in the old homestead, the
Kimball house, IS Cedar street. Her sister,
Mrs. S. p. Cooper, is still with her and will
remain a few weeks longer and then return
to her home in California.
Rev. ID. L. Wilson and Misses Anne V.
Field and Margaret A. Dunton, delegates
from the North church, left Tuesday for
| Fort Fairfield to attend the State Sunday
school convention. Other delegates are
Miss Beulah PhilbrOok, Baptist Sunday
school and Miss Flora Sherman, Methodist
Sunday school.
Mrs. Ruth Tabor of Mattapan, Mass,
who is SC years of age, is the guest of her
sisters, Mrs Ruby Jameson and Mrs. Jennie
Spaulding, Chestnut street. She is the old
est of a family of eleven, ten of whom are
with her sister, Mrs. E. W. Griffin, North
port Her son, Fred j. Tabor, and wife, OF
Boston are also here to accompany his
mother home. Mrs. Hannah Wilson of Bel
fast, another sister, was also at Mrs
Jameson's Saturday.-ROckland Courier
| Gazette.
Mrs. Clarence O. Poor, her sister, Miss
Julia A. Perry, and her daughter, Miss
Nina F. Poor, left Tuesday on the LIS p
m. train for Boston to spend the remainder
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