The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-09-19
PERSONAL.

Boston where she will select her fall and
winter millinery.
Thomas Rice left last Thursday for Ber-
lin, Mass, to visit his daughter, Mrs. Ad-
Olson Hartshorn.
Chas. H. Field and George A. Quimby
went to Dark Harbor last Thursday on in
surance business.
+. w. Shepherd and his daughter Miss
Fremetta of Winchester, Mass, are visiting
in this city and vicinity.
Clarence Wight left by boat last Thurs
day for Medfeld, Mass, where he has en-
ployment in the Insane asylum.
Mrs. W. j, Baker has returned to her
nome in Lynn, Mass, from a brief visit
with her brother, Nelson Wight.
Miss Gertrude Newcomb of Warren, who
was the guest of Mrs. Howard L. Whitten
Tor week, returned home last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Staples of Rockland
arrived last Friday to visit his brother.
Capt. Henry Staples, for a few days
Mrs. Estella Parkhurst of Unity was the
o AN>ei-li1 ioi several udyS OF her
cousin, Mrs. Ella Sprowl, in Pittstield.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Welch returned last week
from brief visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. +. Bussey, in West Winterport.
A. Foster Davis of the Maine Central
paint shop, Waterville, returned Sept. 1lth
from vacation trip to his home in Brooks.
Miss Beatrice Sargent has returned to
her home in Lynn, Mass, after a two
weeks Visit at her uncle's, Nelson Wight's.'
Miss Isaphene Patterson spent several
days in Waterville last week as the guest
OF friends and attended the fair while there
Miss Bertha Rowe Of Burnham, a gradu
ATE OF NJ. {. L., has the position of stenoe-
rapher in the Office of Bryant & Co., Pitts
field
Miss Carrie NJ. Greenlaw went TO Roston
Monday for a short visit and Miss isabel
uinn is with Whitten Bros. during her ab-
Sence
MISS Eva 3. Greenlaw left Monday for
Boston, where she will meet her milliner
MISS Jennie Trull, and buy her fall milli-
merry. Nei i"ii iiiiii'-
Mrs. Wilmer }. Dorman and little daugh-
Ter Hope returned Saturday from Pittsfield.
where they were the guests of Mrs Ella
Sprowl
MISS Alice a. Hills, who has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Marion Brown. for
several weeks, returned to Boston last Sat-
urday
DR.. f. E. Brown of Bangor and Belfast
attended the quarterly meeting of the
Maine Eye and Ear Association in BANGOR
last week.
Miss Ruth Morrison, who spent several
weeks with friends in Belfast and Sears
port left yesterday for her home in
Minneapolis.
Miss Evelyn Fitzell of PHILADELPHIA
VINO has been the guest of Mrs. W. Ii. Fol
we'll at 1sola Bella for a few weeks, left bv
boat Friday
Miss Katherine c. Quimby, who spent the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George a. Quimby, returned to Boston YES
terday to resume her studies at the New
England Conservatory of Music.
MIR. and Mrs. Hall F. Hoxie and little
son David F., left for their home in Brook
| yh' N y, by last Saturdays boat. Mrs.
! Hoxle and son spent the summer here with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs T. d. Barr.
Rev. K. G. Harbutt of Searsport, brother
OF secretary Harbutt, former pastor here,
Wli WI M the congregational pulpit Sunday
MI; !iaroutt comes aS a possible candidate
ana there should be a large attendance to
near him.-Star-Herald, Presque Isle.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Atwood of Winterport
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Atwood of Bos.
ten recently made fishing trip to the Dead
hlVer region and Mrs. George Atwood
caught black bass weighing q pounds.
Mrs. L. p SWEET left Monday by boat for
Boston, where she will take in the mili-
merry openings. She has position as mil
liner III Hyde Park, Mass. She worked in
Bangor last season for Miss NJ. A. Clark.
| Miss Marian Hazetine, g. Fl. S. or, left
Saturday for Boston, accompanied by her
aunt, Miss Louise Hazeltine. Yesterday
Miss Hazeltne went to Northampton,
Mass, where she is to enter Smith College.
| Past Commander F. S. Walls of Vinal.
| haven, Maj. j. ?. Leach of Camden, j. P.
Armbrust Of Vinalhaven and Mrs. Sarah
l.. Pascal of Rock port attended the national
encampment, GA. K, lat Saratoga last week.
Edward Scott Swazey of San Antonio,
Texas, was i'll Gown the last of the week at
the nome OF his uncle, j. n. SWazey Miss
Marjorie SWaZey accompanied him to
| BuckSport for short visit with their grand
,, mother, Mrs. Edward SwaZey Pittstield
Advertiser.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Mosman of Lisbon
Falls arrived Sunday for short visit in
this vicinity and are attending the Monroe
| fair. Mr.. Mosman was for some wears in
the employ of A. A. Howes & Co. and later
in business for himself on the east side
Hon. A. L. Brown, secretary of State, who
mad during the summer occupied cottage
at Hammond'S grove, moved into the city
Sept. 1lth. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will dur
ing the winter occupy rooms at the resi-
avenue and Melville streetS.-Kennebec
| Journal.
| Mr.. W. H. Folwell arrived by boat Sun
day morning from Philadelphia and accom-.
panied the family home last Tuesday. Mrs
FOlwell, her little daughter Miriam, brother
Russell Ness, governess and maids all re
turned to Philadelphia after their annual
sojourn at IsOla Bella