The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-09-10
PERSONAL.

guest of Miss 1nez E.. Crawford,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Arey of Hallowell arrived
Wednesday to visit relatives in this city.
Alphonso Wood arrived by Saturday nights
train from New York for visit at home.
Harry Smith of Portland spent Labor Dav in
town as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Freeman M.
Wood.
N. E. Burgin returned last week frem Hamp-
den, where he painted and papered Mrs. Eta
Lancaster's cottage.
Mrs. Frank E. Wiley and DAUGHTER Misc
Matte E. Wiley, left yesterday for visit with
relatives in Lawrence Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Collins returned home
Sunday, after spending two weeks with Mrs.
C.s parents in North Brooksville
Miss Ethel M. Wood, who graduated from
Gorham Normal School last June, left Monday
for Warren, where she will teach
Misses Mae and Sarah Collins left Yesterday
on the noon train for Boston, where thew will
visit their sister, Mrs Abe Strecker.
Mrs. Julia Smith and Mrs Frank Gardner of
Haverhill, Mass, arrived Wednesday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Bird and family
Mrs. Edwin Morey, who spent the summer
IN Castine as usual, has returned and is occupy
ing her new residence in Bre okline, Mass.
Ernest Webber went to Rockland Monday
for two weeks study with DR.. T. E. Tibbetts
before returning to Harvard Dental School.
Mrs. W. o. Seavey visited Rev. and Mrs. A
r. o,I aft ~.
meeting IN Northport.-Boothbay Register,
Edward Wadsworth of Somervie, Mass.
arrived on Sunday, called here by the serious
illness of his father, Capt. Ansel Wadsworth.
Mrs. Herbert Ryder and daughter Thelma,
who have been visiting relatives in this CITY.
returned Friday to their home in Roxbury
Mass.
Carleton W. Steward and Miss Blanche Bow
den of Rockport arrived Saturday for short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. P G. Hurd in North
port.
Mrs Horace Childs and son, Carl Russell
Chllds, who were the guests of her sister. Mrs
Carrie E. Pierce, for week, returned to Bos-
ton Monday.
High School Principal Clarence N. Proctor
and Mrs Proctor arrived by train Wednesday
Friday evening the Senior class of the High
school will give school reception to their new
principal in Memorial Hail.
Among the visitors to the fair Tuesday were
M. and Mrs Charles Dana Gibson and partv
we may now expect some portrayals of typical
county fair scenes among Mr.. Gibson's produc-
tions this winter
Frank W. Twombly came home from Bever-
ly Mass, last Saturday to spend a few days
with his father, Charles H. Twombly. He was
accompanied by Harry NJ St. Clair and his
daughter, Miss Gertrude j. ST. Clair. They
left for home Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira NJ. Cobe left Tuesday for
their home in Chicago after spending the sum-
mer at their cottage, Bohemia" on the South
Shore, Northport. Mr. and Mrs Austin w
keating, who have been their guests. accom-
panied them as far as Boston,
The Journal had pleasant call Yesterday
from Mr.. Francis NJ Thompson of Greenfield,
Mass He is the local historian of his town
and much interested in the early history of
this section. He has been a summer visitor
to the Maine coast for many wears
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Twiss of Lawrence, Mass
returned to their home Monday after visit
with Mrs. Twiss' parents Mr. and Mrs d. H.
Strout, Congress street. Miss Gertrude trout
who has also been at home, returned with
them They were accompanied by Miss Mil
dred Strout for a months visit
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nickerson of Lynn
Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs John G.
Aborn, Cedar street Mr.. Nckerson is brother
of the late Ziba Nickerson. who was killed
few weeks ago by the explosion Of box of
dynamite, which he was opening in a govern
ment warehouse in Charestown
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Tarbox and their
friend Mrs Emma Tinkham of Lancaster n
H., had several pleasant Bridge parties given
for them while in Belfast They went to Ban-
gor Thursday for few days Mrs Tarbox has
many friends in Belfast who are always pleased
to welcome her. She was one of Belfast $ most
popular teachers.
Clyde Bickneil c&ne up from Unity with his
employers automobile Saturday evening. He
was accompanied by his brother Ralph W
Bicknell and Neil Forhan. who are employed
in the Union station at Portland during their
vacations from Tufts Medical college On Sun
day J W Bicknel and wife, Mrs G. B. Stanley
and Miss L. M. Hayford enjoyed an anto trip to
Waterville.-Canton correspondence Rumford
Falls Times.
I.expect large delegation of relatives of
Dudley Davis, Harvard, '05, will attend his we'd
ding to Miss Alice Grosvenor, Monday. which
will be the matrimonial event, par excellence,
of the season ct Newport up the present
time. Matrimony seems to be running riot in the
Davis family, for it was only last October that
the groom's sister, Miss Marie Antoinette
| Davis, became Mrs Ralph johnson of Marlboro
street.-Boston Journal.
| Miss Annie L. Barr and Miss Grace H. Hall
returned Wednesday after summer spent
travelling abroad, They came cut on the Al
Ian liner Laurentian, and Tuesdays Boston
| Journal has this to say about the trip:
Devils Hole, off the coast Of Ireland, well
| sustained its reputation and name, according tc
| thlong of returning vacationists aboard the
Allan liner Laurentian, which arrived yester
day afternoon from Glasgow Tie big steamer
ran into hurricane of frightfu intensity
! when not far from the dreaded spot and TO,
hours the elements We're whoorng it up at
nearly 100 miles every sixty minutes Some of
/ the tourists became panic oken at the ter
! rifylng rolling and pitching of the vessel. For
{ days the liners officers had TIE dining saloon to
| themselves, few passengers showing the least
interest IN the good things to eat that were
provided by Chief Steward Thomas Gordon
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