The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-11-07
PERSONAL.

in Bangor.
Mrs. Effie Tate of Frankfort is at City,
point for short visit.
| David H. Smith of Dark Harbor was in
town Monday en- route for Boston
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. M. Welch have gone
to Greenfield, Mass, for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard L. Whitten went
to Union last week for short visit
Miss Alice Thorndike is learning teleg-
raphy at the Western Union Office in this
city.
Rev. Warren Hanscom Of Castine visited
his father-in, law, Mr.. D. f. Bird, this
week.
Carl Ii. Stevens is the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Mason l. Stevens, in
Northport.
Mrs. Ella VI. Cate and son Melville of
Beachmont, Mass, are guests of Miss Flora
NJ Sherman
Mrs. Horace Tibbetts of Rockport will
arrive today for a short visit with Mrs
Georgianna Tuttle.
Rev. Adolpl Rossbach and his bride ar
rived by last Tuesday evenings train and
are at the pal sonage.
Rev. g. G. Ninslow is to move at once in
to the Burri lgton house on Cedar street.
now owned by Mrs. Haley.
Mrs. Howard F. Mason has returned from
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Herman
Stevens, in Mattapan, Mass.
Rev. j. W. Hatch, Presiding Elder Of the
Bangor district, was on the down-river boat
tuesday morning on his way to Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Burgess have re-
turned from Massachusetts, where they
were the guests of friends and relatives.
Mrs. Frank Clark of Citypoint and Mr..
| and Mrs. Daniel Flint of Worcester. Mass.
are visiting their sister, Mrs Myra Lang, in
Bowdoinham, Me.
Miss Cora S. Morrison of this city, Weles-
ley 90, has been honored by an invitation
| to join Phi Sigma, the only national sorority
| at Wellesley College.
Arthur Stantial, who is employed as an
electrician by the Maine & New brunswick
Electric Power Co., is at home from
losQue Isle LOT q vacation.
Capt. E. E. Pendleton was in the city
tuesday on his way to his home in Orand
from lslesboro, where he had been to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. A. 2. Gikey.
Fields S. Pendeton came over from
lslesboro Monday and left for New York.
lie will return here before going to his
home in Brooklyn, n. Y, FOR the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom f. Hacker were the
!, guests, for short time last week of Mrs
Hackers sister, Mrs. d. L. Wilson, en- route
to their home in Fairfield from trip to
Boston.
Mrs. Eta Lancaster moved to Hampden
Oct. 5Oth, having bought nice residence
there. She will make that her home for the
future. Her mother, Mrs John Harris,
will remain in Belfast.
Mrs. Charles a. Pilsbury returned Tues
day evening after months visit in Dor
chester, Mass, ard Stamford, Conn, where
she was the guest of Mrs. A. c. Sibev and
Major and Mrs. j. A. Fessenden.
MIR and Mrs. Z. X Harris, who spent the
summer at their beautiful home on Ilol-
brooks island, left last Saturday for Boston,
to sail few days later for Paris where
their daughters are attending school.
B. A. Spencer Of Knox, who bought the
Central Market of the f. O. Smith estate,
and has taken charge, has moved his family
to Belfast and taken rooms in the Thombs
house, corner of Grove and Church streets
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kotman were in town
last Saturday from Bangor, where they
have been visiting Mrs Kotman's parents.
They leave this week for New York, but
Will return to Bangor to spend the holidays.
Mnot and Joseph Daniels spent Friday
and Saturday at the home of Mr.. Robert
Hart. They brought the remains of their
mother, Mrs. Sarah Daniels, from Stone
ham, Mass, to Camden for burial in the
family lot.
The journal had pleasant call Monday
from Mrs. Helen n. Packard, valued con-
tributor in years past, bat whose bone of
late years has been in Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. Packard was the guest while in Bel
fast of her niece, Miss Flora Sherman
She is to visit friends in Portland aud
in Massachusetts, returning to Belfast
later, and will not leave for the Pacific
coast until next spring.
Hiram p. Farrow, Esq, of Belmont re-
turned last Saturday from brief bus
iness trip to Ellsworth. He has been en-
gagged all summer in surveying on the Fox
Islands, where considerable real estate has
changed hands. j. Murray Howe of Bos-
ton has bought the Hog or Hen islands, So
called, off the northeastern end of Vinalha-
ven, and it is said the Freeman Coombs'
farm and property on Coombs neck will be
sold soon. Larry's island near Leadbet-
ter's island has been sold to Mr.. ii. L.
Hickox, architect, of New York, who will
build a bungalow and make other improve
ments. He will stop there about two
months during the summer.