The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-12-01
PERSONAL.

Loris l. Ramsey of this city is in Augusta.
where he has employment.
Miss Elizabeth d. Pond spent Thanksgiv-
ing with friends in Bucksport.
Renworth Rogers from the Kicker Insti-
tute spent Thank sgivng at home.
Mrs Eliza Harmon was the guest of Mrs.
j. A. Ross in Rockport, Nov 18th
Harlow Brown and Walter Ladd of War
rem spent few days in Belfast recently.
Ii. a. Drinkwater played in Bucklin's
Orchestra in Camden Thanksgiving night.
Richard E. Shaw, Bowdon. 'O5. spent
Thanksgiving with his parents in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. 8. W. Hutchins of Water
vile passed Thanksgiving with friends in
Belfast.
Harry L. Kilgore and Frank b. Condor,
students at Colby, were at home for
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. NJ. Turner of Wate1ville
spent Thanksgiving in Palermo with Mr.
Turner's mother
MI. and Mrs W. II. Quimby were in Port
land Thanksgiving, the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. B. B. Foster.
Mrs. Annie Canney of Dover has returned
home after visit with her friend, Miss
Maude f. Barker.
Mrs. Eleanor Allard and Miss Maude E.
Barker spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Mary
Edwards in Jackson.
Miss Louise W. Richards, who is teach
ing in the Pennington Normal school, came
home for Thanksgiving.
preparatory school in Waterville, spent
Thanksgiving in Belfast.
Mrs. B. F. Wells and Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
Spinney visited Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Buck
lin in Camden last week.
Charles Godfrey and Mrs. Mary Leonard
of Auburn spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Hattie Godfrey in Belfast
Horace Chenery has closed his summer
home in Belfast and with his family will
spend the winter in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Brooks left Friday for
Lawrence, Mass, where Mr.. Brooks will be
employed for about three weeks.
Miss Alice p. Poor, a student at Welles-
ley, spent Thanksgiving with her sister,
Miss Nina F. Poor, in Peacedale, r. l.
Capt. Edward ii. Colby has closed his
cottage by the sea and moved his family
into his winter residence, both in Sunset.
Judge and Mrs. A. C. Wiswell of Ellis
worth spent Thanksgiving in Bucksport,
guests of Hon. and Mrs Oscar T. Fellows
NJ. NJ, Bickford of Augusta arrived Nov
23d to spend Thanksgiving with his uncle
and aunt, Charles S. and Mary A. Bickford
Miss Jane A. Mcclellan arrived Thanks
parents, Hon. and Mrs. VIM. II. Mcclellan.
The marriage of Ibrook c. Cross of Rock
land and Miss Helen Carver Tolman of
Vinahaven will take place to-day, Dec 1st,
at the brides home.
Mrs Fendrich and her nephew, Charles
Fendrich, who have been living in Union
the past year or two, have returned to Bal
more, Md, their former place of residence.
Miss Marguerite d. Pilsbury, Alphonso
Wood, Albert w. Stevens, Frank W. Twom
bly,, Percy Simmons and John b. McIntre
came home from the U. of NJ. for Thanks
giving
Mrs. E. A. Richardson returned last
week. She has been to Philadelphia to Wis
it her husband, aad accompanied him on to
Boston in his vessel, sch. MedfOrd.-Deer
Isle Messenger.
At a recent meeting of the Coburn Classi-
cal Institute athletic council the letter &c"
was awarded for good work in football this
year TO Bowdoin Pendeton OF Islesboro, r.
L. Dodge of North Islesboro, and others.
DR.. and Mrs. g. A. Phillips of Bar Har-
Dor arrived in Buoksport Thursday to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
II. Moses, who have returned from Bar
Harbor and opened their house for the win
ter.
| Miss lnez c. Hanson, formerly of Belfast,
now of Stockton Springs, left Belfast We'd
nesday morning by train to spend the win
ter in Philadelphia with her aunt, Mrs.
Herbert Staples. Miss Hanson arrived in
Philadelphia for her Thanksgiving dinner
Mrs. Emma J. Marshall arrived in Bel
fast Tuesday evening on business Her
daughter, Lillian Godfrey Marshall, has
been i'll with pleuro-pneumona in the
Massachusetts General Hospital Miss Mar
shall has been engaged for ten weeks in
New York with the Denman Thompson
Old Homestead Co., dis first soprano. She
will join the company in Philadelphia
Christmas week, if her health permits.
Harrison d. Barrett of Canaan, who has
been frequent speaker at Temple Heights,
has just been elected to the presidency of
the National Spiritual Society for the 18th
time. This is powerful organization, rep
resenting membership of more than one
million persons.
Mrs. Frank Holmes and two children of
Bangor are in Belfast and will spend the
winter with +. S. Holmes and family Mr..
Holmes, who has been employed for few
years in the West, has position on the sur
veying force of the b. & A in Stockton
Springs. He will spend Sundays with his
family in Belfast.
United States Deputy Marshal Bernes o.
Norton OF Portland was in Augusta Friday
evening on business. Mr.. Norton was ac-
companied by Duputy Sheriff Charles b.
Haskell of PittSfield who has heen annojnt