The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-25
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Rosetta Sheldon is visiting friends
in Lynn and Jamaica Plains.
Charles A. Mahoney of Pennington is
visiting his father, Fl. D. Mahoney.
A. B. Stantial has returned from bust
ness trip to Aroostook county.
Miss Mary Carter has returned from a
weeks visit with her sister in Hallowell.
Mrs. j. W. Nash and Mrs. R. S. Smart
are spending week with friends in Ban
gOr.
Mrs. Elmer Small, who has been visiting
in Campbellton, N. B., returned home last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha W. Ellis are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert E. Ellis in Chelms-
ford, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Sylvester left We'd
vicinity.
The Misses George and Leila Sheldon
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. La Mert Annis in
Revere, Mass.
Mrs. Stephen Pierce returned home last
Saturday from three weeks visit in
Waltham, Mass.
the week from visit to Boston and trip
down the Hudson river.
Miss Maude E. Barker and her aunt, Mrs.
Ellen G. Allard, returned Monday from a
two weeks visit in RanpOr
Mrs. Annie NJ. Taylor left by boat Tues
day for Bangor, Levant and Brewer, where
she will visit few weeks.
Master Charles Decrow and Miss Grace
Littlefeld left by the noon train yesterday
for a visit to relatives in Springvale.
DR.. George F. Eames and sister Cora,
who have been visiting relatives in this
city, returned to Boston, Wednesday.
Miss ENERGY CHM left Saturday for
Winsted, Conn.,, to attend the wedding of
her former schoolmate, Miss Edna Cook.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Pond was in Bucks
port over Sunday with relatives for visit
with Rev. William Pond of San Francisco.
Frank W. Gowen returned home Satur
day after several days absence on q bust
ness trip in Somerset county.-Watervill
Mail
Mrs. Nettie Smalley has closed her house
for the winter and with her mother, Mrs.
Samuel Stevens, has taken rooms at SO Main
street.
VIM. A. Leavitt has graduated from the
Shaw's Business College of Augusta and
has a position with the Optical House of
that city.
Misses Alice Brooks Parker and Grace
Weeks of Castine, who have been the guests
of Mrs. Charles II. Crosby, left last Thursday
for Boston.
chusetts after spending the summer with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Ramsey,
in Northport.
James Rolerson of Stock ton, Cal, is visit
ing relatives in Belfast and vicinity. He
has been in California l3 years, and is en-
gagged in sheep ranching.
Miss Marguerite d. Pilsbury went to
Orono Friday and was the guest of Miss
Alice B. Farnsworth at the Mt. Vernon
house, returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Gentner, who had
been visiting Mr.. Gentner's sister, Mrs. A.
S. Holmes, in Augusta, left Tuesday for
their home in Hartford Conn.
S. r. Locke went to Boston Monday on d
business and pleasure trip and to meet Mrs.
Locke and her mother, Mrs. F. b. Knowl-
| ton, who have been visiting there.
Mrs. Albert Mead of Natck, Mass, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harvey Mead of
South Dartmouth, Mass, came to Belfast
to attend the Coombs- Cunningham wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. McAulitfe spent
IA few days in this city the past week on
their wedding trip. They went from here
to Bangor and came down river on Mon
days boat.
Mrs. E. A. Healey of Rockland visited
her son, Herbert W. Healey, the past week.
Mrs. Healey is S6 years of age, but travels
about unattended, and is unusually active
for one of her years.
Lizzie A Murray, Mrs Jennie NJ Bragg,
Mrs. Elmer E. Thompson, Mrs. Ii. Z.
Hichborn and Mrs. b. b. Sanborn of Stock
ton Springs were in the city yesterday to
attend the Eastern Star School OF lnstruc-
tion.-Rockland Star.
Mrs. l. c. Libby will leave in a short
time for Riverside, California, where she
will spend the winter months She will go
in company with Mr. and Mrs. K. f. Files
of Fairfield, and during her absence will
close her house on Highwood street.
Waterylle Mail
John c. Clement will leave next Thurs
day for Tampa, Florida, where he has aposi-
tion for the winter in the Tampa Bay Hotel
in the stewards department. Mr. Clement
is the second Belfaster to have employment
in this famous house of the south, Orrin J.
Dickey having held the position of post
master there four years ago.
Capt. "Bob" White of Miami, Florida
formerly of this city and a brother of Fred
G. White of this city, figured in the recent
tropical storm off the Florida coast, rescuing
some forty members of the crew of one of
the wrecked barges. Capt. White COM
mands the steamer Miami plying between
Miami and Havana, Cuba.
Last year Mr.. George \. Quimby ("Our
George'') was invited to be guest of the
Maine Society of New York at their annual
meeting and BANQUET but felt compelled to