The Republican journal., 1904-09-29

house, camden. spent Sunday in Belfast
Ralph Il. Howes and family are ENJOYING
an outing at their cottage, Pitchers Pond
Sheriff Samuel G. Norton was in Rumford
Falls Monday, where he went to summon
| witness.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. V. Sawtele have gone
to Auburn TO live with their son, William
G. Sawtele.
Mrs. Nina E. Hobbs and Miss Nellie Rip
ley lett Monday for weeks visit with
friends in Boston.
Mrs. E. Sprague OF Islesboro left by train
Monday for Lynn, Mass, where she will
spend the winter
Miss Lizzie Harvey, who was the guest of
Miss Grace Chadwick the past week, has
returned to Boston.
Miss Charlotte Frost left Sept. Eth. to
resume her teaching in the Emerson High
school, Sanford, Me-
George W. Burkett returned to >omer
vile, Mass, by boat donday after few
days visit in this city.
! Mrs. George W. Frisbee went To Boston
by Mondays boat and will visit relatives
! and friends in Taunton
James H. Howes left Monday for Boston
and New York in quest of new goods for
his dry goods business.
Phosie Weed, graduate OF the Banks
| Business College, has been placed in a luera-
| tive position in Augusta.
F. A. Dickey of Northport is a great
grandfather, by the birth of Il son. sept.
| 18th, to Mr. and Mrs ManaSSah E. Whiting.
MIR. and Mrs L. v Dockham of Wells,
Me, have been spending their vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Mason.
Mr. Fred j. Simonton of Rockland and
Mrs. John Mulholland of Bay City, Mich,
visited MIR. and Mrs. 4. f. Clark this week
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. White, who spent
the summer in this vicinity, returned to
their home in Brockton, Mass, last week
Miss Maud B. Blodgett. who has been
visiting her uncle, Alvin Blodgett. returned
to her home in ST. Paul, Mimi, last week.
Mrs F. [. Robertson left Monday TO visit
her daughters, Mrs. Fred Pendeton of
Lewiston and Mrs Andrew Wilband of
Portland.
Mrs Maude DunnelS of Beachmont,
Mass, returned home Monday after visit
with Mrs Ehen L. Fletcher on Commercial
street
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. +. IIilS and their two
sons, Milton and Irwin Hills of Northport,
returned home Saturday from visit to
! SinSbury Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard L. Lathlop. who
spent the summer At their cottage at Ten
pie Heights, went 20 Boston Monday to
spend the winter months.
Captain and MIS- Melvin Colclrd. Mrs.
| Ethel Coleord and Miss Frances PraSe of
stockton are guests of Mrs. +. il. tolcoro'
| Water street.-RocGland star.
Frank Smith of Worcester, Mass, has
bought a cottage lot on Eagle Island and
will build thereon in the near future. Mr..
smith has had golf links laid out.
Master John Lombard of Waterville was
in this city Monday, returning home to at
tend school from visit at Northport with
I his grandmother, Mrs. Alfred Flood
MI. and Mrs Henry Pendeton and daugh-
ter, Miss Martha Pendleton, We're in this
city this week. They spent the summer i'll
Sorthport and have gone to Boston for the
! winter
Faunce Woodcock went to Lewiston Mon.
day to remain during the fair in charge of
his fathers oil and water color pictures,
which have good position there among the
exhibits.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. kimball and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry d. Gilman left on Mon
day mornings train for st. Louis Then
departure was delayed for a week or more
by illness.
Arson Benner of Northport was in the
city Monday on his way to Boston, where
he is to spend the winter months. fIe re-
ports fair season at the Ocean House,
Northport
Fred Patterson, who is employed on the
delivery team of the American Express
{ ompany in this city, is enjoying well
earned vacation and his place Is taken b,
Harry Blazo of East Belfast
Hon. j. r. Taliaferro, wife ahG daughter,
who spent the summer in Belfast left
Wednesday for their home in Jacksonville,
Fla They have been here many seasons are
warm admirers of our city, and Il hearty
welcome always awaits them here.
Capt. Isaac Crockett of Boston, who has
been spending a few weeks at Northport,
his old home, has been engaged aS Il keeper
for the winter at Warren's island, where he
will care for the Folwell log cabin and other
property belonging to the Fowels of Phil
adelphia.
Miss Jane A. Mcclellan spent the pass
summer in Europe, visiting Germany, but
: spending most of the time in Paris She
returned about two weeks a-o by steamer
to New York. She arrived in Belfast by
boat Saturday morning for brief visit to
her parents, Hon. and Mrs. W. II. McLel-
Ian, returning to Boston by the 1&o p. Nj.
train Monday.
The steamer Ca>tine took d party OF
sixteen from stockton Springs to Eockland
last Saturday to witness tie launching OF
schooner Ellen Little. In the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. X. LaFurley, Mr and Mrs
w. Nj. Berry, Captain Ralph Morse, J. l..
LaFurley, Mrs. f. +. West, Mrs. Almeda
Rendell, Miss Clara Griffin, Miss Nellie
IIichborn, Miss Evelyn Cocortl, Miss
Frances Cleaves, Miss EIva RandelI, Miss
Edith Fletcher, Mr., and Mrs. \. Nj, Myres.