The Republican journal., 1905-11-02
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Pierce are visiting in
Boston and vicinity.
Miss Maude K. Russell returned Monday
from visit with friends in Boston.
Miss Susan Shute is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Clinton Eastman, in Westbrook, Me.
Mrs. Fred Ferguson and Miss Amy E
StOddard spent Wednesday in Waterville.
Mrs. Mary L. Clements and family left
| Monday to spend the winter in Middletown,
| Ct.
Miss Evelyn NJ. Wood is in Brunswick,
the guest of her sister, Mrs Samuel Fur
| bsh
Miss Elizabeth Pond is the guest of her
niece, Miss Elizabeth NJ. Pond, Church
street.
Mrs. r. A. Hathorn of Bangor is visit
ng Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Nash, 80 Mil
iler street.
W. F. Bean, who spent the summer here
| at his old home, left Monday for Kansas
! City, Mis-.
George w. Burkett returned to Somer-
vile, Mass, last week after few DAYS visit
| in Belfast
Mrs. Grace E. Pattershall left Wednesday
to spend the winter with her son, Ross H.,
in Boston.
Mrs. Sidney P. Young and little son
Thomas of Greenville are guests of Mr..
and Mrs f. O. Pendleton.
| Edward johnson and family have closed
1.-The Homestead on Primrose Hill and
gone tG Boston for the winter
Miss Marguerite d. Pilsbury went to
Orono yesterday to attend the Delta Sigma
convention and "Maine Night"
| Mrs. George A. Mathews, Northport ave-
nue., returned last Saturday from visit of
several week with relatives in Bangor.
Gay E. Holmes spent Saturday and Sun
day at home from Watervllle, where he is a
student at Coburn Classical Institute
Frank E. Logan, who is employed by the
American Express Co., was at home a few
days recently and left for Oakland We'd
nesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Everett E. Mason of Will
ton, Me-, are receiving congratulations on
the advent of an II lb. boy, born Oct. 22nd
Reginald Francis Mason.
| There has been shake-up in the Bow
doin foot ball team and Hatch, who has
been playingright guard, has been put in
place of Sheffield at tackle.
| Percival W. Keene, Colby 'o6, was in
Utica, N. Y, last week as a representative
of Colby in the list National Convention of
the Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. F. Coombs, who have
been employed in Amesbury, Mass, for
some time, have returned to Belfast
to work in the Jellison clothing factory.
DR.. B. b. Foster of this city, with Will
liam Foster and William II. Quimby was at
New Meadows Inn Sunday, making the
rip in an utomobile.-Portland Express.
Walter Arey, whose house on Grove
| street was destroyed by fire a few weeks
ago, is rebuilding on the same spot The
house is framed and boarded.-C amden
Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davis of Liberty,
VINO nave been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sherer, North Main street, have
gone to Taunton, Mass, where they have
secured employment in hospital
land Star.
Orrin j. Dickey and Frank T. Keene
made tour of Aroostook recently, going
over the b. 4 A. and visiting the car shops
at Milo junction and other points of inter
est.
! Capt. Thomas &. Bartlett is at the Eve
and Ear 1ntirmary in Portland undergoing
| treatment for his eyes, which have given
him much trouble His many friends hope
he may find relief.
| Abner Gilmore left last week for Seattle,
| Wash, where he has property interests and
will spend the winter there. He intends to
settle his affairs in Seattle and return to
Belfast in the spring.
Capt. j. j. Drink water, a we-known
Rockland mariner, has lately sold his IN
terest in Eagle Island, and the reported
price is $1,000 He owned one-third of the
island, the other two-thirds being owned by
his sisters.
The Rockland firm of Fuller & Cobb has
been incorporated, with capital stock $780,
900. The incorporation style is The Fuller
Cobb Company, the stock holders consisting
of the four partners who have always COM
prised the firm.
Hannibal H. Bryant, Jr., principal of the
| High school at lSleboro, who has been Wis
iting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Bryant of Park street, for the past few
days, left Friday morning for Portland,
where he will attend the convention of
Maine teachers. Watervlle Mail
Mrs. A. NJ. Stearns of Monroe, who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Snow for
several weeks, went TO Hnckley Friday for
a short stay, after which she will return to
Watertown, Mass, to spend the winter
with her sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Brown of Thom-
aston are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a baby daughter. The young Miss
arrived Halloween morning. The grand
parents at % Miller street are also coming
in for their share of congratulations from
friends ana neighbors.
Supt H. f. Ellis, Miss Melvna Parker
from the High school, Mr. A. b. Hayes
from the 9th grade, Miss Grace L. Lord Sth
grade, Miss Edith Strout, 9th grade, and
Mrs. Maude Follett 1st grade, attended the
meetings of the Maine Teachers Associa-