The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-08
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Read and little son
have moved to No. s5 Congress Street.
Mrs. John Owens has moved to Southbridge.
Mass. She left for her new home Wednesday.
H. S. Braucher, secretary of the Associated
Charities of Portland. was in this city Monday.
Judge and Mrs. George E. johnson went to
Albion Tuesday in their auto for few DAYS
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Storer of Morrill, will
leave next Monday for Whitinsvie, Mass, to
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford ]. Pattee and little son
Dana spent Sunday in Islesboro the guests of
Mrs. E. w. Pendleton
Mrs A. c. Weber and Mrs. Jesse E. Web
Der have returned home from visits with re-
atives in Massachusetts,.
M. c. Dilworth of Florence Mass, arrived
Monday to visit his son, VIM E. Dilworth and
friends in his old home city
Rev. A. E. Luce is in Sullivan attending the
Ministerial Association and Mrs. Luce left
Tuesday to visit relatives in East Orland.
Mrs. j. H. Eneeland. who has spent the sum-
mer at her cottage at Temple Heights. will
leave Oct. 14th for her home in Somervile,
Mass.
| Among the Freshmen pledged to fraternities
this fall at the University of Maine are Gay
Holmes of Belfast to Theta Epsilon and Lynne
| T. Rand of Unity to Sigma Chi
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. Woodcock left Mon
| day to be the guests of Mr.. Alfred johnson on
! a yachting trip, which will include stops at
Martha's Vineyard Nantucket and Newport
| DR.. and Mrs G. P Lombard and Mrs Lom-
bard's mother, Mrs Strout, who spent the sum
mer at Brentwood, North Shore, Northport re-
| turned to Belfast last week and are at the
| Chase house Cedar street. for the winter
| Amos Clement returned home Tuesday from
| Seal Harbor having closed the hotel there
after long and very successful season. A few
guests remained after the hotel was closed and
were entertained at the Clement homestead.
| Mrs. F. j. Rigby came Saturday from Belfast,
whore she has been spending the summer at
their home there. They have moved their
household goods to Rumford and will make
their home here, occupying house on Uruq-
hart St.-Rumford Falls Times.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Frisbee have gone to
New London, Conn, to spend the winter.
Mr.. Frisbee expects to have employment
there. Their son, Edwin Frisbee, has taken
their farm and will reside there during the
winter.
Carleton Doak is member of the entering
class at the University of Maine Law School at
Bangor this fall His many Belfast friends will
watch with interest his career in that sue
cessful institution, and it will doubtless be a
brilliant one.
Hon William P. Thompson left last Friday
| for Bangor, where he will make his home in the
future. Mrs. Thompson and her son Donald
went up Saturday morning. Their household
goods left here Friday two of Jos. A. Nc
keen's truck teams
| Mrs. Helen W. Crosby left last week 10 Wis
it her sister, Mrs W. P Clark, in Wnchendon,
Mass Their sisters, Mrs Chas. H. Mitchell of
Ticonderoga, N. Y, and Mrs. Harvey Wood of
| Worcester, Mass. We're also guests of Mrs.
Clark, making a reunion of the sisters,
John Frazer, who has been at the Waldo
County hospital for some time suffering from
tue tlltClS VI 1LttNlul mp - 'A'I! ttil'tS
and will soon be able to he moved to his home
on High street. A complete recovery looked
| for which will be good news to his many friends
John Doe and son Dudley arrived last week
from Bar Harbor and We're the guest, for few
DAYS of Mr.. Does mother, Mrs Adolphus Doe.
Cedar street. They left here for visit in Bos
ton ard New York and later go to Palm Beach,
! u-bg Nv has 1ruU Mrs
Doe and her daughter will join him there later.
The Belfast friends of Sam Portion, b. H. S.
| 'O8 who is attending Shaw Business College in
Portland will be interested to learn that in one
month he completed half the work necessary
for graduation besides, he expresses it,
having invaded the shorthand course and
brought away soma spoils Mr.. Portion is very
much pleased with the College and expects to
derive great benefit from his study there.l
Ten children of Mrs Margaret P Woods Of
| this city met recently at her home for reunion,
the first the family has had for number Of
years. Only one of the II children living was
| absent; two are dead. Among those present
| were Margaret L. Woods Of Cambri4ge. Mass,
| Mrs Mary Thomas Of Morrill,, Herman Woods
of Montana, Mrs. Alice Cressey, Cornelius,
Eunice, Maurice, Minnie, Irving and Althea
Pattee of this city.
! William X. Morrison of Minneapolis, formerly
of this city,was passenger in the batoon Bos-
ton owned and navigated by Charles J. Glidden,
! in the ascension last Saturday afternoon from
| Springfield, Mass. Theyleft Springfield at 3l5
and after sailing IA miles the highest altitude
! baipu 10QD foot thav landed al : % ON the farm
of Myron Davis in Somers, CT. 1t was Mr..
Morson's first trip in balloon and was
thrilling experience
WEDDING BELLS.