The Republican journal., 1904-09-29
PERSONAL.

| MIS-. helleI brler visited relatives in
| Liberty last week.
| Miss Sadie Keen left Monday to visit
| friends in Everett, Mass.
George U. Hatch, Bowdoin, 'o6, entered
upon his college work last Thursday.
Mrs. S. c. Sherman and daughter Flora
have returned from weeks visit in Win
terport.
| II. ID. Mahoney and wife left Saturday to
spend the winter with their son Charles in
Phillips.
Messrs. Ansel White and Clarence O.
Poor are enjoying an outing at The Pines,
| Quantabacook
| F. w. Gowen returned to Wateryille Fri
day night from a few days trip to Rockland
and Vinalhaven.
Lieutenant VIM. V. Pratt L. S. n, navi-
gator L. S. battleship Kearsarge. alag shipl
Is at home on short leave.
! Asher {. Hinds OF Washington, ID. c..
formerly one of the editors and proprietors
| of the Portland Press, visited his Old home
| in Benton last week.
MIR. L. J. Sanborn, station agent of the
Maine Central at Thomaston, has been
transferred to Brooks, succeeding Charles
+. Files transferred to Belfast.
Edward kakas, the Boston furrier, who
died last week at his home in Medford, was
well known in this State and his son has
been frequent visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs F. C. Pierce of Chicago are
the guests of Mr.. Pierce'S brother, Geo. G.
Pierce and wife. 1t is their first visit to
Belfast in sixteen years.
Misses Louise Ferguson and Ada c. Jones.
milliner, returned last Saturday from New
York and Boston, where they attended the
openings and bought fall millinery.
Mrs. Olivia Mudgett of California, who
Jola, is the guest of relatives in Stockton
Springs this week-Hallowell Register.
Mrs. Olive II. Cooper returned Saturday
| from New Brunswick, where she visited her
brother, William Hayford, in Chipman and
her niece, Mrs. Mary Hayford Henderson,
in St. John.
y. c. Matthews has returned from Bos-
ton with Mrs. Matthews, whose many
friends will be pleased to learn that she is
| recovering from the effects of a recent sur
gical operation.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Small and daugh-
ter, Miss Mertice, and Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
| Small of Sunset were at Freedom last week,
called there by the illness and death of Mrs.
A. Med. Small
| Mrs. George Lbbey of Minneapolis, Mimi,
Mrs. Olivia midget and Mrs. \. d. Grif-
lin of California were in Belfast the first
of the week, guests of their cousin, Mrs.
| Edwin NJ. Crocker
Mrs L. ". Pendleton, who spent the
| ing's train for Stamford, Conn, but en- route
will spend a few days with Miss Hannah d.
Anderson at York Beach.
S. \. Reed, who recently purchased the
Jones property on First avenue 5. and
Tenth street, for $4,000, has lately been
offered $4,000 for the same property, but
declined it.-Minneapolis Progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Brown left Augusta
for Boston September o4th, Ell route for the
West, where Mr.. Brown was unexpectedly
called on business. They will visit the ex-
position at st. Louis on their way home,
Mrs. l. c. Libby, Waterville, and Mrs.
George Mosher, Unity, were among the ex-
hibitors of fancy work at the Central Maine
fair. Mrs. Libby took first premium on all
embroidered sofa pillow.
Sidney McTaggart, freight cashier at the
Maine Central station in Foxcroft, was in
this city over Sunday calling upon friends
He returned home on Monday. Mr.. Nc
Taggart was formerly employed in the Bel
fast station.
Charles ii. Files, the new station agent il
this city, spent Sunday with his family il
Brooks and Lewis Sanborn, who is the new
agent at Brooks, came to Belfast for the day
Both resumed work Monday morning a
their respective stations.
c. F. WildeS arrived by boat last Satur
day morning and left with Mrs Wilde
Monday for their home in Someryille
Mass. Mrs. Wildes has been here for sey
eral weeks and Mr.. Wildes has taken hi
vacation in instalments.
MIR. Russell G. Dyer of Portland formerl
of Belfast, one of the editors of the Histor
of Odd Fellowship, has presented a COPY O
the book to the Belfast Free Library. Th
chapters on the growth of the Order in tn
six New England states were written b.
Mr.. Dyer.
Samuel Norton still maintains his pOsitio,
as chief Squash-raiSer in this vicinity, hay
ing raised this season from three hills abou
1900 pounds.-Piscataqui Observer.
There must be something in name, fo
Samuel (G.) Norton of this city is one of th
best all-around farmers to be found any
| where.
Geo. A. Beckett, who has been livips
with his daughter, Mrs. Cora B. Murphy
in East Boston, has returned to Belfast tt
live. Mrs. Murphy has a position in Dakota
University in Mitchell, South Dakota. Hel
son Theodore accompanied her and Harold
remains in Boston, where he has employ
ment.
Mrs. ii. B. Cunningha left Friday tt
attend the millinery openings in Boston
She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs
A. b. Mead of Natick, Mass, who spent the
past six weeks in Belfast and vicinity, ant
Mrs. }. II CHM and Mark CHM of Sandy
point, who will visit in Boston and vicinity
Mrs. Cunningham will be ACCOMPANIED or