The Republican journal., 1906-10-18
PERSONAL.

MIS-. Helen W. crosby left Wednesday to
visit relatives in Massachusetts,.
Rev. E. S. Philbrook is attending the Sun
day school convention in Camden.
George A. Mcdonald of Boston arrived
in Belfast recently to visit friends.
Mrs. Airline Cooper and daughter of New
port are visiting with friends in this city.
r S. Davis has returned to Camden from
visit with relatives in Belfast and North
port.
Mrs. G. ". Pearson went to Camden
Tuesday to visit her daughter. Mrs. R. F.
Gray.
Miss Jane A. and Hugh D. Mcclellan of
Boston arrived Friday morning for short
visit
William Oakes has returned to Skowhe-
gan from business trip TO Waldo of a few
weeks.
Mrs. II. E. Mcdonald is visiting friends
Bangor while Mr.. Mcdonald is on hunt
ing trip.
Mrs. j. ". Hatch and little Dorothy are
visiting relatives at her old home in Is
land Falls
Mrs. Lefa Cottrell returned last week
from visits with friends in Boston and
Gloucester.
Mrs. II. A. Carter and Miss Harriet Mil
let left last Saturday TO spend the winter in
Lowell, Mass.
MI. and Mrs. Henry c. Marden spent
Sunday in Rockland with DR.. and Mrs.
John Stevens.
Capt. and Mrs. A. E. Clark attended the
funeral of Mrs. T. r, >imonton in Rock
land last week.
Mrs. >alome Sellers of Deer Isle received
congratulations Oct. 18th on attaining her
l06th birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. Weshee and Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Harding are enjoying an out
ing at Swan Lake.
DR.. B. Is. Foster of Portland arrived Fri
day to spend few days at the Quimby cot
tage at Pitchers Pond
Mrs. Alice ThombS has returned from
Portland, where she visited her son and at
tended the Musical Festival
Mrs. Albert E. Bracket and son Albert
| returned home Saturday from visit Of
two weeks in Massachusetts.
Miss Lottie E. Blanchard of Portland is
spending few weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
F. B. Strout, in East Belfast.
Miss Cora Pendleton of Paris street has
returned from three weeks visit in Isles
! boro.-Portland Sunday Times.
John A. Patterson went to Rockland last
Saturday to assist his brother, Rufus l..
! Patterson, in his painting business.
| L. P. SWEET, proprietor of the hunting
and fishing camps at MounkuS lake, was in
| Norway the past week.-Norway Adver-
| tiSer.
| S. A. Parker and family and John A.
Fogg and family returned last Saturday
! from an outing at the Parker cottage, Swan
Lake.
| Mrs. Geo. l.. Wentworth, who is visiting
! her brother Alfred \. Small, will return to
her home in South Weymouth, Mass, next
| Saturday
| Mr and Mrs F. W MeadS and Miss
/ Mabel MeadS Of Brookline. Mass. have
been guests OF Mrs. f. A. Schubert the past
! few days.
/ Mrs. Fidela Du1tie and Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
D. Bowers and daughter Hazel OF Camden
spent a few days the first Of this week with
relatives in Belfast.
Nathan Rucllin of Port Blakeley. Wash,
is visiting his brother, sanford Bucklin, in
Warren. Mr.. Is. was barn in Warren and
has not been east for Il years,
Rev Adolph Rossbach of Detroit, Mieh
who occupied the Unitarian pulpit the past
two sundays, left Monday for Rhode Is
land, where he has appointments.
Mrs. Sarah \. Hawkins of Lawrence,
Mass, who has been visiting her cousin.
II. Z. Bradman, has returned home. She
had not visited Belfast for so years
Mrs. Abbe 5. Walker. who spent the
summer in CaStine with her son, Hon VIM
A. Walker, will spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs. Charles Littleheld, of Rockland.
Z. H. Conant and daughter Mrs. W. c.
Tuttle of Belfast. were guests Of Is. F. Dun
bar and wife last week. Mr.. Conant is 81
years of age and conducts grocery buSl-
ness .-ThomaSton Herald.
Frank A. Rhoades of Northport has re-
ceived word from Boston that his daughter,
Annie f. Khoades, who had been i'll with
diphtheria, is now considered as out of dan
ger.
The Rev. William {. Pond, d. d., of Cali
fornia, son of Dr. Enoch Pond, one of the
fathers of Bangor Theological Seminary,
spoke at the Seminary last Monday after
noon.
Rev d. L. Wilson, II. NJ. prentiss and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Craig are attending the
State Sunday school convention in Camden
as delegates from the North church Sunday
school.
Mrs. Belle Hatch, tie teacher of music in
the lsleSborough SchooS,.was the guest Of
Miss Curtis, Tuesday while in town to visit
our schools and see the music system as
taught by the instructor, Miss Cate.-Fair-
field journal.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chenery and Miss
Chenery returned sunday from a three
! weeks canoeing trip ia Northern Maine,
coming down river from Bangor in steamer
Castine. They brought home five deer.
Mrs. Samuel Adams, the State president,
and Miss Grace f. Walton, State secretary,
Mr.. Samuel Adams and Mrs. ". X. keene,
oft Nonday for Portland IN attend the