The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-11-14
PERSONAL.
John o. johnson, Esq, of Liberty was in
this city Tuesday.

"ohu ". ooHusoil, Esq OF Liberty was in
| this city Tuesday.
ID. w. Dodge, Esq, Of Freedom was in
the city Tuesday on business.
Chas. +. Swift and Ren D. Field went to
Boston Monday on business.
F. W. Brown. Esq, of Brooks was in the
city Tuesday on probate business.
Mrs. James Carle of Portland is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Y elzora Mitchell
Horace Chenery ard family will leave
this week for Boston to spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Il. Howes went to
Boston last Saturday foI few days visit
Mrs. Frank B. Knowlton retur ned Nov
9Th from a visit of several weeks in Boston,
Mrs. b. G. Dinsmore visited her sister,
Mrs Roscoe Holmes, in Ellsworth recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Coombs left
Tuesday for weeks visit in Boston and
vicinity.
Miss Anne NJ. Kttredge left Monday for
vacation trip to Boston, New York and
Philadelphia.
Hon. Fred Atwood OF Winterport was in
Inc City tlS Ill ST VI lIe week dtlellulHS llt
probate court.
Mrs. Clara E. Batcbelder of Rockland
arrived Saturday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. S. S. L. Shute.
Miss Flora NJ. Sherman went to Massa-
chusetts Tuesday, where she will spend the
winter with relatives
Mrs. E. C. Bailey of Portland, who has
been" the guest of Mrs. Arthur W Morse,
returned home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery O. Pendleton left
7 ueSday to visit their daughter, Mrs Sid
ney p. Young, in Greenville.
Mrs E. P. Walker, who had been visiting
her son, w. A Walker, in Castine returned
to her home in Rockand last week.
Mrs. John w. Hatch and little daughter
Dorothy of Bangor arrived Monday to visit
Miss Ella Hayes, No. 80 Church street
Miss Marguerite d. Pilsbury is the guest
of Miss Clara r. Steward at the Hurd
farm, Pitchers Pond, Northport, for few
days.
Messrs. John G. Chadwick, John C.. Pills
bury, Charles F. Swift and l. w. Parker
spent Sunday at the Two John Farm, Swan
Lake.
E. NJ. Clark, formerly in the variety bust
ness in Camden but recently of Palermo, has
returned to Camden and gone into business
there.
DR.. A. Milett of Searsmont is IA graduate
of the famous Bridgton Acadamy, one of
, the objects of interest in the recent excur-
sion of the Maine Press Association
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph d. Southworth re-
turned by last Saturday evenings train
from visits in Bangor and Portland. Mr.
Southworth had business in both places.
Gov. Cobb has appointed the following
delegates to attend the Atlantic Deeper
Waterways conference to be held at phila-
delphia, Nov. 10Th and goth: Eleazer ".
Clark, Portland; Winfield S. Pendiet0n,
lSleSboro; Alfred X. Ames, Machias;
Samuel r. Percy, Bath; and d. j. Sawyer,
)onespOrt.
Miss Winnifred j. Sanborn left Monday
for Foxeroft, Maine, where she will Substi-
tute for two weeks in the Western Union
telegraph office. Miss Sanborn recently re-
turned from Skowhegan, where she spen
the summer as assistant in the Western
Union office. of which Miss f. Nj. Sanborn
is manager.
Mrs. Carrie Littletield is in Flstport
where she was called by the serious Illness
of Mrs. Geneva Thompson Ilaycuck Mr.
Carroll A. Thompson left Monday for a
few days visit with his sister Recent let
ters announce a decided Improvement in
y,
since the birth of her daughter in Septem-
ber
Mr.. and Mrs r. t. Stover of Buck sport
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Florence Josephine StOver,to Dr. James
Dixon Carey of Timnath, Colorado. Dr.
Carey is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Carey of Montvie He left this State six
years ago, and since that time has been en-
gagged in the practice of medicine and Row
enjoys large practice in Colorado.
Rev. ID. L. Wilson was in South Sudbury,
Mass, last week to assist at the wedding
ceremony of Miss Mary Elizabeth Eaton of
that place and Mr.. Albert Marquis Beck
with of Fort Fairfield. The ceremony, which
was performed at the home of The brides
and beautiful one. The groom was IL for
mer parshioner of Mr.. Wilson's
IL. f. Mcdonald returned last Saturday
evening from a hunting trip. 1t stormed on
seven of the thirteen days the party were at
Freese'S Camps, and they got no big game.
The heavy rain storm last week carried
away bridges and flooded the country gem
orally, delaying the return of the party,
When they did start they had to leave their
guns and equipment at the camp and walk
seven miles under difficulties. On the way
out they saw deer that would have been
an easy shot, but they had no guns 1t
was the only deer Mr.. Mcdonald saw
while away.
The friends of Hon. Thomas G. Libby of
Ninalhaven will present his name at the
, next session of the State encampment Of the
Department of Maine, G. A. r., as ii can
ddate for Department Commander. At the
3lst annual reunion of the First Maine
Heavy Artillery association, held in Ban
gor last August, the subject was broaeheti,
and has met with so much favor that IL