The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-11-23

| Ais SdLuilid IldLtltlue l6Il SATURDAY
NOR ming for Boston, where she will spend
the early winter, later going to McKees-
port.
Mrs. Minnie E. Jones left Monday for
Clayton, n. NJ, where she,,has employment
She will visit:friends in New York and
Washington en- route.
Thomas E. Shea is playing at the Folly
theatre. Brooklyn, N. Y, this week Last
week he was at another Brooklyn theatre
and had large audiences.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Knowlton left Satur-
day for Daytona, Florida, where he has
bought and will conduct a small hotel, to
which he is to build an addition.
George A. g uinuy ''ouI George" went to
Boston by Mondays boat to visit his
daughters, one at Wellesley and the other
attending the New England Conservatory
of Music.
Mrs. j. T. Pottle left recently to visit in
| NaSsalboro She was accompanied by Mrs.
Alfretta lngraham and Mrs. Louisa Me-
kensey of Lincolnvile, who have been her
guests
l.. F. Pendleton and B. c. Gilkey of Isles
| boro were in this city last Thursd on
their way to Patten, where they will 90 in
| to the woods in quest of deer and other
! game.
Mrs. Wilmer Ames has returned to Ma
tinicus from SearSmont, where she had
| been visiting her sons wife. Mrs. Fred
Ames, who is with her mother, Mrs. Berry,
| for awhile.
Deputy Collector Daniel II. Ghdden of
Ninalhaven was in this city Tuesday night
| on his way to Searsport and Stockton on
customs business connected with the n.
Nj. S. r. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Weshee and MI and
Mrs. f. L. Harding returned last Monday
from two weeks sojourn at SWEETS camps.
They did not get their allowance Of deer.
but had very enjoyable outing.
j. Donald Clement, L. of NJ '0e, was at
home Friday, going to Waterviie Saturday
morning to join the University of Maine
excursion train bound to Brunswick for the
Bowdoin- Maine game.
Mrs. j. c. Durham went to Boston last
week and after a few days there left for
Kansas City, to visit Mr.. Durham's brother.
Later she will go South for the winter,
physicians having advised a change of
climate.
The change in the train service on the
branch has brought another family here
from Waterville, baggage master William
McTaggart having moved his family last
week Conductor Atkins moved here
week OF two ago
Capt. 7. ID. French is making extensive
improvements and alterations on the house
which he recently bought at Iincolnyiue
Beach. Both the house and barn have been
greatly improved, The captain expects to
move up there some time next month
Camden Herald
Orrin j. Dickey left yesterday for Miami.
Florida, TO take the position of society edi-
tor and special writer on the Miami Netrop-
oils He will go via New York, Brunswick.
Ga, and Jacksonville, and before his re-
turn home next spring expects to visit
Havana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Griffin left by boat
Monday for Boston. They will he the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. f. f Breene.
in Newton Upper rails for q Shur- time
before going 10 lalifornia to spend tLa win
ter with Mrs Grifiss brother. f. W.
Pitcher.
The engagement is annonncea us Miss
Prudence b. Piper of this city ana Harry
W Macomber of Castne Miss Piper has
many friends i'll this vicinity, As She has
attended the High school here a..u also
been at the Eastern State Norma school
for several terms
Gladys Pitcher of the Belfast High
school is in the list of contestants for the
Boston Globe scholarships. Many copies
of the Globe come to Belfast, why not
everybody cut out the coupons to bp sent in
for Miss Pitcher Let us make Ihe
representative of the Belfast High sohoula
winner.
Among the news items from Higgins
Classical Institute at Charleston. In the
Bangor Daily News, are the following:
The y. p s. c. f. meeting at the Baptist
church was led by Mr. Clarence Hal '09,
on Tuesday evening. 1t was one OF the
best meetings of the season.
Miss Marion Hunt, a graduate of l.. e.. l..
has gone to Belfast to train as Il ullrs-.
Capt Thos. G. Bartlett, who has been un-
der treatment at the Eye and tar lltrmarN
in Portland, came home last Saturday, call
ed here by the illness Of his Wfe. Mrs
| Bartlett had IA shock, from which >le.> now
| recovering. Capt Bartlett had ou+ Eye re-
| moved at the 1nfirmary and there : every
| encouragement that he viii have the fuli
use of the other.
The names of the following y0uu- aides
of Waldo county are entered in the Water
vile SentinefS voting contest: Miss lsa-
phene Patterson, Miss Florence tlough.
Miss George Blake, Miss Maude Holmes,
Miss Nellie Parker, and Miss Lulu II. Lit
tletield OF Belfast; Miss Grace White OF
Montviie, Miss Grace Dow of Brooks and
Miss Grace Bartlett of Unity
John w. Doe has sold his interest IN the
drug business of Doe Il Gonva, Bar Iarbor,
, to his partner. This firm had a,So con
Quoted large drug store at Palm Beach,
Florida, the past seven winters bat sold
ont last spring. 1t is understood that after
visit to his former home in this r'ty Mr..
Doe will go to Palm Beach and open q drug