The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-11-09
PERSONAL.

Mr.. S. A. Parker returned Monday from
few days in Bangor.
Mrs. Francene Richards made a short
visit at home from OrOno this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence f. Read made a
brief visit to friends in Bangor last week
Frank L. Marston of Stockton Springs
has been appointed a justice of the peace
Miss Florence Knowl;on of Camden ar
rived Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. C. A,
Hubbard.
Chas. F. Swift went to Boston MONDAY OH
business, and to be thee on election day.
as usual.
Raymond r. Sherman has returned home
from the University of Maine on account of
trouble with his eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert W. Hassan and Mr..
and Mrs. Austin Hassal of Northport have
moved to Belfast for the winter
Miss Esse NJ. Sanborn left yesterday for
SkoWhegan, where she is to be employed
III the Western Union Telegraph Office
Misses Julia Frye an George 5 Pratt
OF Montvlle were guests last week of Mrs.
{. a. Hubbard and Miss Lucy A. Cochran.
Mrs. j. W. Emery, 10 spent the SUM-
mer at her cottage on Northport Camp
Ground, is now at her home, 35 Cedar street.
James W, and w. S Il ,berts of Reading,
Mass, spent few days IN Belfast the past
week and left Friday for home via Rock
land
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mason wish to an
nounce the engagement of their daught
Miss Nina May Mason, to Mr. Allan Charles
keene of Auburn, Me.
Mr.. F. L. Robertson returned Saturday
from weeks visit in Portland and Lewis
ton. Mrs. Robertson remained for a longer
visit with her daughters.
Mrs. Ralph Emery and her son and daugh.
ter, Mr.. Lee Cahill and Miss Margaret Ca
hill, have sailed from New York on the
Princess Irene, North German LLOYD Steam
ship Co., and will travel in France and
Italy.
Among the University of Maine alumni
dnd eA-studenls vino we've IN Oruno last
week TO attend the Maine Night exercises
and the Bates game were Messrs Charles S.
Bickford, Tyler II. Bird, and Ralph l..
Cooper of this city.
Albert Gammans had a serious i'll turn
last Sunday morning, and his daughter,
Miss Maud GammanS, who went to Massa-
chusetts last Saturday for visit, returned
home Monday. At last reports MIR tam
mans was improving.
Mrs. Daniel Duncan of North Haven,
Mrs. Alice Sweet and Mr. Elmer Warren Of
Chelmsford. Mass and Mrs. D. F. ~tephen-
son Of this city, We're called to North Sears
port last week by the death of their father.
Mr.. Phineas G. Warren
Miss Amy >toddard goes to Wateryue.
Wednesdays, to take piano lessons Of MS
c. II. White. Mrs. White graduated fruu
the Oberlin Conservatory of Music and
then went to Germany, where she studied
two years with Wedenbach at the Leipzig
Conservatory and with klindworth in Ber-
lin.
The November Good Will Record saws.
Miss Anne NJ. kittridge, elocutiuniSt.
gave very pleasing entertainment at Good
viii, Friday evening, oct. 18th. Miss
kittridge appeared under the auspices Of
the hennebecside Club-a woman>' orsani-
zation, The entertainment was much en-
joyed b. u large audience
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Prescott left Bel
fast Nov md for ther new home in Clare
mont, Va, followed b5 the regrets aud kind
wishes of their many friends. MI. Prescott
has been in charge of the water-works at
Aorthport for several years, ami was much
liked there. Mrs. Prescott, whose kind
heart has endeared her to all, will be great
~ missed. May prosperity and happiness
await them in their new home III the state
ot Virginia is the hope of many