The Republican journal., 1907-10-17
PERSONAL.

Aunt Salome Sellers of Deer Isle celebra
ted her l07th birthday, Oct. 18th.
Chas. Lane is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Hattie Shaw, in North Dexter, Me.
Mrs Georgianna Pendleton has returned
from Camden to spend the winter in Bel.
fast.
! Miss Louise Hazeltine returned last week
from visits in Pennsylvania and Massachu.
setts.
Mrs. F. 0. Smith, who has been visiting
| relatives in Brockton, Mass, has returned
! home.
Mrs. A. Cunningham of Providence R. L.,
is visiting relatives and friends in this city
and vicinity.
| Robert P. Coombs and family have moved
| from Congress street to the Marsano block
| on High street.
| Mrs. j. F. Churchill has returned to
Canaan after visit with her husband and
friends in this city.
| Lawrence A. Smith of Rrockton, Mass, is
| in this city on business in connection with
his brother estate.
| Miss Hattie NJ. Black is visiting her sis
| ter in Auburn and will go to Boston later in
the week for her Christmas goods.
| Elisha Sherman has gone to Outer Long
| Island to spend {. few days with c. E. Nc
1ntire, and get his fill of Holsters.
| Miss Laura Berry of Stockton, Calf. is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Wiley.
| Miss Berry is neice OF Mrs. Wiley.
Frank B. Condor, Colby 'os has gone to
| Minneapolis as a delegate from his fratern-
| ity to the annual convention of the fratern-
| ity
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Quimby, who spent
the summer at their cottage, the Alhambra,
Pitchers Pond, returned to the city Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gorham Aborn left on
Wednesday mornings train for visits in
Boston, Lowell, and other Massachusetts
cities.
VIM. II. Beckwith, who recently sold his
farm In Waldo to Searsport man. has
bought the Beverly S. Staples place at City
point.
Miss Harriet Dutton of San Francisco
Calf, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Blackington
of Warren, ale visiting Mrs. Arthur W.
Morse.
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. w. Healey and son Os-
car left on Saturdays boat for Boston and
will visit Mrs. healey's home in Spring
field, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen S. L. Shute return
ed last week from their bridal tour in
Maine on horseback and are at their rooms,
No. IA Pearl street.
MIR. and Mrs Edward R. Estabrooks left
Saturday on a hunting trip as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. Dowlings of Portland, in the
latter's touring car.
| Mrs. Jennie S. Braley of Maiden, Mass.
arrived recently to visit relatives and to at
| tend the services at the dedication of the
| Trinity Church, Oct. 9th.
Mrs. Edward Sibley, Mrs. Amos Clement
! noon for Augusta to attend the State Fed
eration of WomenS Clubs
| Hon H. F. Dunton and Charles p. Hazel
| tine, Esq left last Friday for Stacyville, on
their annual hunt. They, will be joined
later by Judge George E. johnson.
| Robie Frye has been in Belfast the past
week ON business. He holds responsible
position in the Boston custom house and
| has been in the customs service for %
| years.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wilband are spend
| ing two weeks vacation in Boston and
vicinity, and before returning will visit
! Miss Florence L. Wilband in Worcester,
| Mass
| Miss Maude E. Mathews, Miss Edith L.
Burgess and Miss Isabel CHM, delegates
from the Baptist Sunday school, attended
the State convention in Waterville this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Chenery returned
by last Monday evenings train from hunt
ing trip to Lobster Lake, bringing four
deer, one large buck, as trophies of the
chase.
i The many friends OF Ralph G. Lombard
will be glad to learn that he has returned to
DUSlOH NCly HluCll hpipfCo IN hCoielis oioVi
spending the summer at Mt. Vernon, New
Hampshire.
Among the Belfast people, who attended
the Maine Musical Festival in Portland, in
addition to those mentioned last week, were
Mrs. G. A Glchrest, Miss Maude M.Milliken,
Mrs. A. NJ. Carter and Miss Minnie Hilton.
The journal had Il pleasant call last week
Gen. Henry E. Noyes, a former resident of
Belfast, now of San Diego, Calf. Gen.
Noyes IS on the retired list of the U. S.
Army with the rank of Brigadier General.
Chellis Michaeis returned home Saturday
after spending a week in the MOosehead
| region with John G. Clement, who remained
| there for hunting. Mr.. Michaels was at
the Seaside Inn, Seal Harbor, during the
summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Hurd had as guests
last Sunday at their Northport home,
Carleton W. Steward and Miss Blanche
| Bowden OF Rockport, Alexander Fuller of
Union and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hurd of
| Lincolnvlle.
| DR.. and Mrs. G. P. Lombard who, as
| usual, spent the summer at their cottage on
the North Shore, N,rthport, have returned