The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-09-08
PERSONAL.

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day to teach school,
S. Fl. Barton of Waterville spent last
Sunday in Belfast.
Miss Anna Black of Boston is visiting
relatives in this CITY,
George Sanborn of New York is visiting
his father, John Sanborn.
Miss Bertha Hoffses is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Robie Gray of Camden.
Mrs. F. NJ. Bailey and daughter returned
Tuesday from visit in Boston.
Mrs. True G. Hayford left Monday to visit
Mrs. II. A. Griffith in Augusta
Miss Louise Towne OF Brunswick is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Geo. A. Dunning.
Mrs. Byron Williams of Coeur d. Alene,
Idaho, is visiting her brother, Fred Savery
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert R. Ellis, Jr., of
bingham, Mass, are spending week in
Belfast
Mrs. A. P. Mosher and daughter Alice of
Weeks Mills visited relatives in this city
the past week.
Mrs. Emily Hyams returned to New
York Monday from visit to her father,
Arnold Harris.
Miss Mabel Paul left Wednesday for
Manchester, N. H., to teach in the State
Reform School.
Misses Bessie Palmer and Leila Blaisdell
OF Lynn, Mass, were guests of E. D. Bird
the past week.
Mrs. Augustus Morton of Round Pond is
visiting his brother and sister, Robert and
Miss Lovisa Hart.
Frank Condor represented the Baptist
Y. P. S. c. E. at the State convention in
Dover last week.
Mrs. Salome Myrick and daughter Inez
OF Portland are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus T. Hubbard.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Sheldon of Howard,
K. ! :, arrived Sunday to visit relatives in
Belfast and vicinity.
Dwight T. Palmer attended tue funeral
of his brother, Edwin B. Palmer, in Win
chester, Mass, last Sunday.
James H. Dodge has moved his electrical
repair shop from the rooms over II. L.
Lords to c. L. Wright's store.
Miss Nellie Mitchell of Atlantic, Mass,
returned home Wednesday after three
weeks visit to the Hayford farm
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Tredeau and Mrs
Mabel Hennett and three children from
Boston are visiting E. w. Woods.
Mrs Charles DALI 10 op6 ,J,,,nL+or ~
Waterville visited Conductor and Mrs. 0.
W. Clement few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Curran OF Bangor
were in Belfast Tuesday to attend the fu-
neral of her mother, Mrs. Ellen Callinan.
Mrs. Geo. F. Murch of Somervlle and F.
X. Downs of Boston were guests of Mrs. G.
I'll. Brier at her summer home last Sunday
Miss Hattie Hayford of Vassalboro is at
home on a three weeks visit She will re-
turn to enter the Oak Grove Seminary, Vas
salboro.
Mrs. NJ. A. Macomber and daughter, who
spent the summer at Northport Camp
ground, have returned to their home in Wa
terville.
l. George Dodworth and family, summer
residents on the North Shore, Northport.
left Tuesday morning for their home in
New York
The marriage intentions of Frank E..
Cookson of Watervlle and Miss Julia FL
well of Brooks, have been filed with the city
clerk in Waterville.
Miss Inez L. Barker returned Tuesday
from a visit with Mrs. Richard Aver. who
is member of Congressman G. E. Little
fields family in Rockland.
Clarence Shuman and his sister, Mrs,
Grace Shuman, are spending a short vaca-
ton with their father, Elijah S. Shuman
ton, Mass.
Miss Rena |. Black will leave next Mon
day to take the kindergarten course in the
Boston State Normal school, She will
live with her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Downs, in
Chestnut Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Toothaker, Miss
Marion Hayford of Belfast and Miss Nellie
Mitchell of Atlantic, Mass, spent week at
the Toothaker cottage, "Nicwa Point"
Temple Heights
Mrs. John A. Nash and two children,
Marion and Raymond, have returned to
their home in Lawrence, Mass, after
spending the summer with relatives in
Morrill,, Montville and Belfast.
A. G. Black and family of Everett, Mass,
| and Charles F. Black Of Providence, R. l.,
| were in Belfast Monday and left by the
afternoon boat for their respective homes
after vacation spent in Standpoint
Miss Edith Petttingill returned to Boston
this week after spending a short vacation
in Belfast, where she sang in the Methodist
church to the satisfaction of all who heard
her. She has a position as solo singer in
church in Lynn, Mass.
Fred Cox returned to Houlton Sunday to
resume his studies in Kicker Classical
Institute. Renworth r. Rogers enters the
Institute this term W. G. Gould of Shaw
nut succeeds Mr. Rogers as assistant agent
at the railroad station.
James c. Aborn, who was 50 badly burn
ed with gasoline last winter, is visiting a
sister in Rockport and many will be glad to
know that he is steadily improving in health
and strength. One hand is still little stiff,
but he will regain full use of both hands.