The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-10-10
PERSONAL.

receiving medical treatment.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Barker of Camden
visited friends in this city the past week.
Miss Inez E. Crawford returned Monday
after visit with Mrs. George Graham in
Bangor.
Mrs. Mary E. Haugh and Miss George
Sheldon left last Friday for ten days
visit in South Paris.
Mrs. E. B. Bennett of Hubbardston,
Mass, arrived Saturday and is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. A. o. Stoddard.
Mrs. S. A. Parker and son Carol and
Mrs. John A. Fogg and son Albert spent
Sunday with friends in Rockland.
Mrs. William NJ. Randall left Monday for
a trip through Northern Maine, accom-
panying Mr.. Randall over part of his route
Miss Maud b. Steward has returned from
Mllbridge, where she was the guest for q
week of her cousin, Miss Helen f. Steward
Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens is in Portland for
visit with her sister, Mrs. George F. Rev.
nolds, and to attend the Maine Music Fes.
tival.
j. F. Dustin of st. Stevens, n. B.. who
recently visited his son in Harvard Medi-
cal school, spent Sunday with his sisters al
the home of Mrs. NJ. W. Rich.
Mrs. Charles, A. Pisbury left Tuesday
Tor visits with Mrs. A. c. Sibley in Dor
chester, Mass, and Major and Mrs. J. A
Fessenden in Stamford, Conn.
Mrs. d. W. Dodge and Miss Winnifred
Dodge Of Freedom and Miss Nav Wells of
Chariemont, Mass, went to Bangor last
Thursday by boat to attend the Maine Mus
ic Festival
among the recently issued list of new
students at Colby college this fall are the
following: Renworth K. Rogers, Belfast
Mary E. Bradman, Belfast Marie L. Chase,
Brooks.
Mrs. Clara Gurney. after enjoying pleas
ant summer with her daughter, Mrs. Louise
Whlppie, at Annisquam, Mass, has return
ed to Washington, D. c., where she will
spend the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. f. S. Pitcher and Miss
Gladys Pitcher, Mrs. R. P. Chase, Mrs. w.
+. thompson, Mrs. Jesse Webber and Miss
Louise bennett, attended the Festival in
Bangor last week.
Mrs. Martha Pendleton Hatch of Dark
Harbor, Me-, announces the engagement of
her granddaughter, Letitia Alma Hatch. to
William Dickson Hall of Rockland. Me.
University of Maine, 1907.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield S. Carver of Vinal-
haven have been the guests of friends in
this city. They intend to move soon from
VlnalhaVen to North Haven, where they
Will remain for The winter months at least
Warden Bernes 0. Norton of the State
Prlson at Ihomaston, and party, will leave
next Monday for two weeks hunting
trip to Sugar Island, Moosehead lake.
They will stop at the Night Hawk club
house.
L. w. Benner, DR.. John Stevens and J.
l.. Cross, members of the Rockl land board
OF health, have been invited to participate
III the International Congress for Tubercu
losis, which takes place in Baltimore, Sept.
21- Oct IL, 1905
Mrs. John II. Quimby and her guest, Miss
q,
Miss Iowner was en- route to her home in
New Haven, Conn. after an extended visit
here and Mrs. Qumby is the guest of Mrs.
B. b. Foster over the Festival.
Miss Evelyn T. Morrison leaves tomor
row, Friday, for Minneapolis, Mimi, where
she Will spend the winter with her uncle,
Mr.. W. K. Morrison. Miss Morrison will be
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Mabel r.
Mathews, who goes to Chicago to visit Mrs.
Henry H. Hilton.
DR.. E. A. Porter went to Montyille Mon.
day for weeks stay in which to settle up
the estate of his father, the late A. O. Por-
ter, and to pack up the household effects,
lie will be accompanied home by his
mother, Mrs. Susan Porter, who will make
her future home with her son and family.-
Pittstieid Advertiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Gentner left Friday
fer Hartford, Conn, after very pleasant
soiourn at their cottage on the east side.
Mr.. Gentner found his power dory very sat-
isfactory, but will install an horsepower
engine next season in place of the horse
power.
Among the Belfast people who attended
the Maine Musical Festival in Portland
were Miss Charlotte W. Colburn, Miss Iary
E. Faunce, Mrs. Elmer A. Sherman, Mrs
Helen W. Crosby, Mrs. Fraucena Richards,
Miss Harriet White, Mrs. Howard L. Whit
ten, Miss Marian Wells, Mrs. John H.
Qumby and Mrs. E. l.. Stevens.
Friends Of Ernest NJ, Jacobs of Camden,
formerly of this city, will be pleased to
learn that he is having excellent success
with a company of his own which is play
ing "JuSt Plain Folks Mr. Jacobs began
his stage work with amateur plays in this
city. He is now playing under the stage
name of Charles K. Claiming and is steadi-
lily forging to the front.
Hon. F. S. Walls of Vinahaven was in
the city Thursday, an interested spectator
at the drawing contests in which two Bod
| well Granite Co. teams participated "I
don't care as long as we beat that Spruce
Head team," laughingly remarked Mr.,
| Walls. Than Ward, the Rockland truck
man, has seen many teams of horses draw,
but says he never saw better pair or
cooler driver than Vinalhaven furnished
Rock land Courier Gazette.
Mrs. Anna Rust Hooper johnson and her
hus band, who have been the guests of Mrs.
C.. A. Russell, are now touring Maine and
will visit Washington. d. C., and the James