The Republican journal., 1904-10-06

Walter Whitehead is attending the Brock
ton, Mass, fair.
Rev. r. G. Harbutt Of Castne was in this
city last Monday
Henry Gentner left Monday for Brockton,
Mass, to attend the fair
Hon. George Pottle of Lewiston, State
assessor. was in the city last Saturday.
Mrs. S. r. Crawford returned Monday
from visit of three weeks in Warren.
Miss Kate Brier returned home Monday
from few days visit with friends in Port
land
Miss Margaret c. Logan returned last
Saturday from weeks visit in Brockton,
Mass.
Mr.. George A. Leavitt and son Willie are
on their annual hunting trip in Northern
Maine.
Miss Alma Colby went to Boston Satur-
day on vacation trip and will visit the
Brockton fair.
DR.. q. {. kilgOre was called to Thorndke
Tuesday in consultation with other phys-
clans in four cases of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Cannon and sons
Louis and Eugene were guests of Mrs Ii.
X. Annis in Camden last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E Ellis, Miss Lula
Mason and Mr.. W. A. Mason left Monday
for st. Louis to visit the Exposition
Percy Drinkwater was called here from
Lewiston Monday by the serious illness of
%Inr
Arthur Read returned to Boston Monday
after two weeks vacation spent with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Read
Post office Inspector W. j. Carr was in
Belfast last week on business connected
with the mail routes running out of this city.
Faunce Woodcock returned Monday even
ing from Lewiston, where he had been DIR
ing the fair. He also made trip to Port
land.
Mrs. r. G. Brooks and daughter Mabel of
Brooklyn, n. Y, returned home Friday
from visit with Mrs. S. B. Parker and
family.
George W. Miller went to Boston Friday
to join his wife, who has been visiting in
that city and vicinity, and enjoy short
vacation.
Miss Agnes Vaughan, daughter Of Rev.
J. W. and Mrs. Vaughan of Citypoint, went
to Watervile Tuesday, where she is a
student at the Colby College
Misses Alice Poor and Abbe 0. Stoddard
went to Wellesley College last week, the
former to enter and the latter for her senior
year. She will graduate next June.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Qumby have closed
their cottage at Pitchers Pond earlier than
they intended in consequence of a rheuma-
tic attack which has confined Mr Qumby
to the house in town.
Rufus W. Kendall, who is well known in
SearSmont where he was for three Years in
the carriage factory Of f. W Barlow, is now
employed on the Fast Boston surface dvis-
ion of the elevated railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l. Brow returned
to Augusta Monday night from their west
ern trip, which included visit "a the St.
Louis Exposition Their son, Arthur F.
Brown, is to be married in Augusta today
Mrs. l. IL. W. Wharf of Northport has Sc
cured large petition Tor he. appointment
as postmistre,s at Northport Campground
and will doubtless be the new official. The
office will then he at the Wharf cottage on
Maple street, not far from the hotel
Charles Dickerson of Waterville is now
running as engineer on the Belfast and
Burnhau passenger train, during the alb
sence of Engineer Charles Shaw in Califor-
mia. Alden Kelley, who has been on this
run, has been transferred to the main line
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Leayitt returned
home last Friday from Clinton, where they
had been since last June on account of the
illness and death of Mr.. Leavtt'> father,
VIM. IL. Leavitt. Mrs. Leavitt came to
Belfast with her son and will spend the
winter here.
Charles Kennedy, who appeared in the
Bennett Mouiton Company, which has been
playing in this city during the week past, is
a well known summer visitor at Northport
and one who has many friends in this local
ity. Mr. Kennedy is winning good notices
in his work on the stage and pOrtrayS we'll
the character parts he plays.