The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-11-16
PERSONAL.

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| weeks on business.
Frank c. Pitcher of Medford, Mass, was
| here last week on business.
Rev. Fr j. E. Kealy of Watervile called
| on friends in this city last Thursday.
Loris 1. Ramsey of Northport has gone to
Massachusetts, where he has employment
". G. Blanchard of Portland is the guest
of his aunt, Mrs. F. B. Strout, of East Bel
| fast
| Mrs C. NJ. Walker of Rockland is the
| guest of Mrs. Spencer W. Matthews, Cedar
| street.
| Mrs L. n. Reyes visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l. L. Stewart, in Newport last
week.
W. H. Quimby left Saturday for Boston,
which will be his headquarters for the
| winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Fletcher are in
Lowell, Mass, where they will spend the
| winter
! Miss Lena f. Leavitt is at home from her
!, school in Monmouth for Il three weeks va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Trundy of searsport
were among the Maine people in Bangor
last Saturday.
Gideon Young of LincoInville visited
friends and relatives in Appleton last week.
He will be Sc in December
Capt. b. F. Rice of Standpoint was in
Belfast Saturday on his way to Boston.
where he will spend the winter.
Frances A Sargent and Beulah f. Phil
brook went to Bangor Tuesday morning by
boat for visit with friends in that city
Elon Gilchrest has entered the employ of
the City National bank in place of Ernest
Weber, resigned. Mr.. Webber is now
with Mathews Bros.
Conductor Charles Atkins of the Belfast
branch has moved his family here from
Waterville, having secured rent in the F,
f. Wiley house, 33 Congress street
The journal had pleasant call Tuesday
from Mrs. Edward L. Cox and Miss Annie
Rosster of Rockland, who were up on the
Rebekah excursion. Mrs. Cox is employed
on the Courer-Gazette.
Capt. S. P. Larrabee of Unity, who has
been in town for several days on business
connected with the purchas of a farm here.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Corn
forth while in town.-Pitts field Advertiser.
Mrs. Edward Sibley, after visit with
her son in Massachusetts and with Rev.
and Mrs George S. Mills in Bennington,
VT, is now with her daughter, Mrs. H. II.
Hilton, in Chicago.
News has been received from Mis-, Avis
Nj. Morrison of delightful trip across on
the German Lloyd liner Potsd.m on her
recent voyage to Genoa. Miss Morrison,
with her aunt, Mrs. II. z. Adams, sailed
last Tuesday for a three weeks trip to
Ceylon.
5. c. Thompson of Winterport, secretary
OF the Dalrymen'S Association, was in
PittStield recently conferring with j. y Gil
man, the local member of the committee re-
garding the arrangements for holding the
annual meeting of the association i'm Pitts
! field December j-6-7.
Principal Hal H. Eaton was obfised to be
out Of school all last week, on account of
| illness. Supt II. f. Ellis was IN school for
time each morning, and with his hap the
| assistants carried on the routine work Mr..
3
was unable to stay through the session
Master Milton IIealy observed his tenth
birthday, Nov. 10th, by entertaining mum
Der of his young friends He received
many presents, among which was a large
birthday cake from his aunt, Mrs. J. ID.
May of Rocklaud, Refreshments were
served and fine musical program endered.
Waldo Perce of Bangor was one of the
| fortunate men who won their 'll on the
| Harvard football eleven in the game with
pennsylvania at Philadelphia Saturday.
| Chant beriain Pierce also earned his letter
Saturday, getting his "A" on the Philips
| Andover eleven which defeated PHILLIPS
Exeter by an overwhelming score-C ON
| mercial
Mr.. and Mrs. Luman Richardson OF
Chelsea, Mass, are in Belfast for the win
ter, and have taken rooms of Mrs. Helen
Carter on High street. Mr.. Richardson
makes the change for the benefit Of his
wife's health. Mrs Richardson was for
merly Miss Ella Alwilda Wentworth of this
city.
The engagement of Miss Mabel INdia
Pilsbury, daughter of Hon and Mrs Ed
WIN l.. Pilsbury of Charlestown. to Mr..
Richard Hubbard Bunce of Midi etowp,
Ct, is announced Boston Budget
Mr.. Pisbury i, ID native OF Kucksport.
lie was for many years a member of the
Boston Board of Health and is promnent
in Republican politics.
A Write-up and picture of the new Kings
Daughters Home at 50 Ohio street, Bangor.
appeared in Mondays Bangor Commercial.
Mrs. lsah I. Sanborn, who was matron of
the Girls Home here for some time, and
who has many friends in this city, is at the
head of the Bangor Home The local KINGS
Daughters Unions gave public reception
in their new headquarters Wednesday
afternoon.
George \. Perrigo, who some 20 wears ago
was practising lawyer in RockHnd, has
: entered the list pf authors HIS book III he
Man and he Woman, is said to be a most
entertaining story. 1t treats us to stirring
adventures by sea and land, a visit to hina,
encounter with pirates and typhoon, in
trlgue, love and much incident.
MI. Perrigo came to Belfast in 1soS and
read law in the office of his brother, Warren
Z. ierrigo, Esq. They moved to Rock land
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