The Republican journal., 1904-11-03

last week.
0. E. Frost went to Boston Wednesday
for short business trip.
Elmer A. Sherman is in Boston this week
for few days on business.
NJ. r. Knowlton went to Boston Tuesday
for few days business trip.
Asa A. Howes was among the passengers
to Boston by train Monday.
MIR. Charles F. Fendrich of Union visited
friends in this city this week.
Miss Maud E. Barker returned Monday
from visit in Massachusetts.
L. F. Howard returned home Saturday
from business trip to Boston.
Gorham Butler of Camden was in Belfast
a few days last week ON business.
Miss Helen Dunton returned Saturday
by boat from short stay in Boston.
Albert L. Thayer returned Tuesday from
a visit with relatives in Providence, R. l.
Misses Edith Gillian and Maud Pierce re-
turned Saturday from an extended stay in
Boston.
Mrs. Caro- Stickney returned home Oct
26th from two weeks visit in Boston and
vicinity.
W. Ii. Hall of this city is in Boston on a
business trip, going to the club Mon
day by rail.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Klyce of Mill Val
ley, Calf; were guests of Mrs. S. r. Craw-
ford the first of this week.
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where he has been employed for some time
in papering and painting
Rev. George f. Tufts of Islesboro was in
Belfast Monday on his way to Boston,
where he will spend week
| Enoch c. Dow of Belfast is to deliver the
Memorial Day address before Ezra NJ Bill
lings Post, G. A. R., of Monroe.
Mrs. Fred L. Gilkey and Mrs James
Scott, who have been visiting in this city,
returned to Camden this week
| Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian C. Tutte spent the
past week at their new cottage at Quanta-
bacook. Mrs. Tuttle is still at the cottage.
A. K. Eames of Boston was among the
arrivals Wednesday morning for a weeks
outing, during which he expects to do some
hunting.
Colby Rackliffe is teaching the school at
Saturday Cove and is having good success.
The term was begun by young lady teach
er, who resigned.
Roy Copeland, who for some time has
been in the music store of e. S. Pitcher. is
now in the employ of Charles Crosby in the
Rialto lunch room.
Mrs L. f. Pitcher went to Castine Thurs
day to visit her daughter Blanche, who is
attending the Normal school. She returned
Saturday morning
| Mr.. and Mrs Frank Il. Woodcock of this
city are spending the week in Boston, where
Mr. Woodcock will buy holiday goods for
M. Z. Woodcock x Son.
| Mrs G. ID. Marden has returned to her
home in West Winterport after IA ten DAYS
visit with her sister, Mrs. Emma Young,
and friends in Belfast
The rent on Miller street occupied for
some years by NJ. A. Stephenson has been
taken by George Darby, who has been up
, stairs in the same house.
John P. Leach of Camden, who was cali
ed here by the death of his brother, Samuel
Hinckley, went to Ellsworth Saturday, but
will return here this week
w. S. Pendleton, the Democratic Repre-
sentative to the Legislature from Isles boro,
was in this city Monday on his way to
| Bangor on business trip.
William NJ. Welch left Monday for Lynn,
where he will visit a few days ana after
ward 60 to Brockton, where he has employ
ment for the winter months
Mrs. I. d. Webster of Portland arrived
last Friday to visit her husband, who is in
charge of the American Express office dur
ing Agent Dunning's vacation.
Capt. Jonas B. Ferguson went to New
York Monday for treatment of d serious
stomach trouble His brother, Capt. John
| w. Ferguson, accompanied him.
George A. Gilchrest went to Portland
Monday to attend the final test of the dredge
Key West. Her trial trip, reported in an
other column, was very satisfactory
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. F. Weshe and Mr.. and
Mrs Edgar L. Harding left yesterday for
Molunkus on weeks hunting trip. Their
headquarters will be at Swett's camps
Henry L. Lord and Maurice Walker Lord
of this city were called to Portland Tuesday
to attend the funeral OF Martial NJ Duroy,
of that city, nephew of Henry l.. Lord.
Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Vose of Belfast are
| keeping house in his fathers home while
| MIR. and Mrs. f. VoSe are away spending a
few weeks at the st. Louis air.-Machias
Republican.
The many friends of Oramel Haney, for
merly of this city, will be pleased to learn
that he is pleasantly located in Boothbay in
the practice of medicine. DR.. Haney has
nice office rooms and is building up ii good
practice.
A. b. Payson of Brooks, who is president
of the Waldo County Rural Delivery Car
| rers Association, is one of the youngest in
the service and was the first president to be
| elected of such an organization in the State
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Benson of this city
have decided to spend the winter at Temple
| Heights and are fitting their cottage their
for winter occupancy. They have killed
| their old horse and purchased new one