The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-10-24
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. Rose C. Sheldon returned home
Wednesday from visit in Boston.
Miss Louise Knowlton was the guest of
friends in Warren the past week.
Mrs. H. c. Small, Jr., and two children
visited relatives in Camden recently.
Miss Mary A. Bickford returned home
Friday from short visit in Augusta.
W. K. Morrison of Minneapolis, Mimi,
was IN town for brief stay last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tyler are visiting
Mrs. Tyler's niece, Mrs. L. W. Vinal, in
| Boston.
Or. James D. Carey of Timnath, Colorado.
Is at home on a brief visit at j. C. Carey's.
Montville.
Mrs. James S. Hartman left Monday for
New York, where she will visit friends for
several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson of Bangor
were guests last week of Rev. and Mrs
Albert E. Luce.
Mrs. james H. Clark returned last Fri
day night from weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Portland.
MISS Annie L. Barr returned Friday from
Portland, where she attended the meeting
OF the Maine Librarians Association,
Miss Ethel NJ Wilson, who has emplov-
ment IN Greenville. arrived Monday to spend
two weeks at her home in Poor's Mills.
j. r. bennett attended the session of the
grand bodies of Odd Fellows in Portland
| last week as delegate from Waldo lodge.
Miss Harriet P. Hayford of Belfast has
been elected president of the class of 1908 at
Oak Grove Seminary, Vassalboro.
Walker Brewster and family of Rockland
have returned home after a two weeks Wis
it with friends in Stockton and Belfast.
Miss Margaret jackson has returned
from visit in Lincolnvile, where she was
the guest of her friend Miss Helen Wiley.
VIM. F. Weshe is taking a two weeks
vacation from the store of A, A. Howes g.
70, and is spending a few days at Swan
Lake.
Mrs. Clara B. Gurney, who is spending
Inc winter in Washington, D. c., returned
last week from visit to the jamestown
Exposition.
j. u. Clement, '09 who was taking B. S,
course IN chemistry, at Maine, has left the
university and Is now attending Bowdoin,
Bangor News.
waiter Whitehead has returned from a
vacation spent in Brockton and other places
in Massachusetts and will resume his duties
in Fogg's market
Mrs. Carrie Pendeton, who has been
spending number of weeks in Brookline.
Mass, has returned to her winter home in
Stamford, Conn.
Robert A. Cony, Jr., of Augusta, private
secretary to Congressman Burleigb. was in
Belfast the past week as the guest of -Orrin
j. Dickey on High street.
! heV. Albert Z. Luce left Monday to
attend the Ministerial Association meeting
IN Brewer Tuesday and the Itinerants'
Institute in Bangor Wednesday.
| Rev. Ralph Gillum called on friends in
Belfast last week. He was on his way from
foXcroft, where he has been doing evangel-
lstic work, to his home in Melrose Mass.
| Mrs. Edwin Marden of the hotel at Swan
Lake fell recently and broke her collar
bone, and on consulting physician last
week it was found that the bone had begun
to knit together without having been set.
Miss Mildred L. Prentiss of Brewer, Uni
versity of Maine II, and sister of II. NJ.
Prentiss of this city, was initiated into
Gamma chapter of Delta Sigma October
| 14th.
Mrs. Velzora A. Mitchell and her dangh-
ter, Miss Hattie A. Clark, went to Melrose,
Mass, last Thursday, called there by the
death of Mrs. Mtchell's brother, Mr.. Chas.
F. Miller.
Mrs. o. G. and Mrs. Frank 0. Critchett
left yesterday, Wednesday, to spend the
winter in Massachusetts. The former will
visit in Stoneham and the latter in LYNN
and Boston.
Mrs. Lena Mason of Lewiston and Mrs.
b. j. Gerry of Cambridge have returned
from Waldo, where they went to settle up
the estate of their father. c. w. Barnes.
whose death occurred recenty-Lewiston
| Sun.
Mrs. Edward Sibley, Mrs. Amos Clement
and Mrs George E. Bracket attended the
sessions of the Maine Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs IN Augusta last week, represen-
ting the Travellers Club of this city.
Faunce Woodcock, who is Just recovering
from typhoid fever, arrived last week from
Boston and left yesterday with his father,
ii. l.. WOodcock, for Matinlcus, where they
will spend two weeks duck hunting.
! Miss Avis NJ. Morrison and Miss Margaret
N. Hazeltine attended the sessions of the
State Sunday School Association in Water
Vile last week as delegates from the North
Congregational church.
Elisha Sherman did not leave for Outer
Long Island as soon as he expected. but
left Friday accompanied by C. C. McIn-
tire, who arrived here the evening before.
They made the trip down in Mr.. McIntire's
launch.
Mrs. b. P. Hazetine and Miss Annette
White left Saturday, for the winter After
brief visit in Boston they will go to
Wheeling, West Va, and spend the winter
with Mrs. Hazeltines son, Benjamin P.
Hazeltine.
Lynwood B. Thompson, University of
Maine II, was at home from Orono for over
Sunday. Mr. Thompson, who is maiorinp in