The Republican journal., 1906-09-27

Co., as travelling salesman His field will
| be central and eastern Maine. He will con-
tinue to make his home in Brunswick The
Brunswick Record.
| Mrs. Willis Arnold and little son return
ed to Springfield, Mass, last Saturday, af-
ter spending three weeks in town as the
guests of Mrs Arnold's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick W. Brown, Cedar street
| Charles F. Shaw, engineer of the passen-
ger train on the Belfast branch, was sum.
moned to Dover Friday to testify in an ac-
| cident case brought against the Maine Cen
tral Railroad Company, and Dave Staples
| was on the engine during his absence
Mrs. Lemuel Stevens of Brooks, who is
visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
S. A. Williams, in Waterville, fell down
stairs Wednesday evening, Sept 18Th, and
sustained fracture of the collar bone and
one rib.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Thompson Of Portland
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Parker.
Mrs. Thompson was formerly Miss Annie
Glidden and lived duril her school days
with her uncle, the late henry S. Parker of
Belfast.
On the 9th page is an account from the
Boston Globe of the presentation of an
ivory baton to Bandmaster B. A. ROundy,
formerly of this city, and which will be
read with interest by his many friends
here The article shoud d have appeared
last week, but was overlooked.
Alden J. Blethen, wife and two daughters
OF Seattle, Wash, recently came 10 town.
Mr.. Blethen remained for only one day. 90
ing on business to New York and taking
his daughter Florence with him Mrs
Blethen and daughter Marian, who is in
poor health, are at j. II. Conauts, South
Strong .-Farmington Chronicle.
Mr.. c. W. Marden of Loara, Calf, is Wis
itng relatives in Swanvile He has been
resident of California for SO years and has
made but one previous visit in that time to
his former home in Maine. He likes the
California climate and country and will
leave next week for the Pacific coast
Mrs. E. H. Haney has been very sick the
past two weeks and her father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ConGon, who make
their home with her, have also been sick,
and Mr.. Haney has been unable to attend
to his store at the Campground Mrs.
Haney and her parents are now recovering.
NJ. F. Hanley, Esq, of Appleton was in
the city last Saturday attending the S. j.
court. He is S4 years old and the dean of
the Knox county, but as active as MANY
men at half his age. Mr. Hanley was ad-
mitted to the bar in Belfast in 1915. when
court was held in what is now the High
school building.
Mrs. Frank NJ. West and her son, Frank
West of Belfast, have been visiting in Port
land and vicinity They were the guests of
Mrs. Vests neice, Mrs. Charles Fielding of
College street, over sunday. Quite family
party took place Monday evening and was
much enjoyed by, those present, Among
Mrs. Moore of Westbrook and Mrs. Little
| field OF this city.-Portand Sunday Times
Among those who lett on Dichey'> Kineo
excursion yesterday We're Mr.. and MIS-
Geo. Sargent of SearSport, Mr. and Mrs
| Ralph d. Southworth, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Durham, Mrs. Edith Ferguson, Miss Isabel
CHM, Miss Margaret keene, Mrs Edwin p
Frost, Mrs. Ann Burgess. Miss Owen, Miss
Edith Southworth, of EelfaSt The party
took dinner at PittstieId and arrived at
| hllSo dL ~ y. Ill.
| Emery f. White arrived Monday for
short visit. lie is at present tenor >oloist
| in the Presbyterian Church in stamford,
Conn, but lives in New York, where he
continues his musical studies lie took the
part of Hector, Prince de Brissac, dstin-
guished as a soldier of fortune, il the Prin-
cess Runaway, a play given for the benefit
of the House Of Mercy in the Colonial
| Theatre in Pittstield, Mass.
| The following new Waldo County stu
dents are registered at the University of
Maine for the fall term: j. Edmund Bat
| ties, Frankfort, electrical engineering Les
ter NJ. Bragg, Stockton Springs, civil engi-
neering Ralph W. Gould, Belfast, eectr-
! cal engineering Miss Louise F. Hail. Bel
fast, English; Paul c. Leonard, Frankfort,
electrical engineering, j. Nolan Kane,
Frankfort, civil engineering'
| In giving a list of Bates 'O6 graduates and
their present positions the Lewiston sun
includes the following of interest to Wal
do county readers: +. 5. Conner is princi-
pal of the fIallowell High school Leander
Jack son is to teach mathematics and coach
athletics in the Utica Free academy, [ tica.
\. y; G. +. Mann is to preach in Thorn
dixie and Freedom; Frank Thurston is the
assistant-principal Of the Maine Ceutga In
sttute, Pittsted, Maine.
DR.. John Stevens of Rocklaud has re
ceived message from his brother, Con-
| gresham Frederick c. Stevens of st. Haul,
| Mimi, announcing that the latter had Won
an overwhelming victory in the primaries,
defeating the opposing candidate about 10
to l. Representative Stevens is a former
resident of Bangor and d native Of Rock
land. He was first elected to Congress in
1894, and though his district III Minnesota
is normally Democratic it has returned him
to Congress at each succeeding Year.
The Maine Sportsman Tor October con-
) tainS the following paragraph ard all eX-
) cellent cut of one of The camps meL;ioned,
which will interest Belfast people
Louyie p. SWEET is busy just now getting
his cheerful little log cabins Oh Mulunkus
, ready to receive the influx of hunters in
October, and re-enforcing the walls so that
the biz stories told round the evening fire
wont throw them out Of plumb o'nghtS.
But truth is stranger than fiction, with
- | pSOppjal retprpncp tn tbe repI1O That hpr-