The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-01
PERSONAL.

| Mark Dolloff made brief trip to Bango,
last week.
in Boston.
1t is thought that Black, 'O9, will be the cen
ter of the U. of M. foot ball team.
Mrs. James A. Preston returned to Lowell
Monday after short visit in town.
Mrs. Henry Dunbar is visiting her son, Ed
ward H. Dunbar, in Plymouth, Mass
Mrs. George o. Bailey is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Wallace R. Tarbox in Fryeburg
Assistant postmaster M. C. Hill returned
last week from vacation trip to Boston,
| Grace Wentworth of Camden visited her
aunt, Mrs. Chas. M. Young, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Chase and Miss Marie
Chase of Brooks spent several days in Boston
last week.
Karl Cottrel formerly of this city, is one of
the new students enrolled in the Rockland
Commercial College.
| Hayward Peirce, End, left Frankfort last
week for Andover, Mass, to begin his studies
at Phillips Academy.
Misses Cora S. Morrison and Elizabeth A.
| Quimby leave tomorrow for their Senior wear
at Wellesley College.
| Miss Louise Peirce left Frankfort last week
for her home in New York after spending the
summer with her uncle, Hayward Peirce.
| Miss Helen Bird spent the weekend in
Rockland, the guest of her sister, Miss Bertha
| l. Bird, and her aunt Miss Mary C. Tyler
| Miss Cora Eames left Saturday for Boston.
| enroute for Norfolk, Va, where she will spend
the winter. She has been the guest during the
| the summer months of her sister, Mrs George
| A. Leavitt
Among the new students registered at the
University of Maine are the following: Lynne
l. Rand Unity, Gay E. Holmes and C. A. Rack
| life, Belfast.
| Miss Annie Morrill, returned to Portland on
Thursday after brief visit to her home in
Belmont to attend the wedding of her sister,
| Alice Wetherbee to Mr.. Elijah L. Morse.
Willis L. Hasty of Thorndike successfully
passed the recent examination for those de-
string to practice medicine in this State He
is graduate of the Maine Medical School at
Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hamilton are receiving
congratulations on the arrival September 25th
of a son. Mrs. Hamilton was Miss Lillian G.
Elwe daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Ell
well of Northport, and has many friends in
town.
Oak Grove Seminary, Vassalboro, reports an
enrolment of 100 students, the largest number
in many years. In the list of new students
are: Seniors, Edythe l. Atkins, Harold Hay
ford, Belfast; Juniors, Albert Miller, Belfast
Sophomore, Frances L. Jones, Belfast.
Frank W. Gowen, who returned to Water
vile last Friday from business trip in Somer
set county, says he never saw the Kennebec
river so low in that section before and that
many of the farmers are obliged to haul water
for their stock three or four miles.
Ex-Aldermsn c. S. Mcfarland of 2i Cedar
street, leaves this week on a two-weeks' bird
hunting trip in Maine.-S -Somerville, Mass,
Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Low of Boothbay, have
been visiting MT. Low 5 moLhef IN Bel1aSI the
past week
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Poor have been the re-
cipents of many congratulations upon the
arrival of two grandchildren. A daughter,
Janet Nichols, was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
D. Mcclellan of Boston Sept. 24th and Sept. 9th
son arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
R. Poor in Belfast.
Mr. c. L. Wright occupied the pulpit of the
Free Baptist church in North Montville last
Sunday He has been licensed by this church
| to preach and will occupy the pulpit until
| regular pastor is engaged. Mr.. Wright has
supplied pulpits in Rockland, Belfast and other
places and has given excellent satisfaction
| Mr. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick who spent the
summer in Belfast and at their cottage on
Colts Island, left last week for Rockland to
visit friends few days before returning to
their home in St. Paul, MINI. Before leaving
Mr.. Kirkpatrick had his launch hauled out at
I! Macomber's.
| Mrs. G. E. Stevens, Mrs. NJ A. Huff, Mr.. and
Mrs L. O. Haskell, Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Noble
and daughter, Mrs. Loren Harding and son
Charles, Mrs. Annie NJ Frost, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Chalmers and granddaughter, Adelaide
Smith, were among the people from Pittstield
who attended the Unity fair last week
! Mr. Llewellyn Wood and family will leave
| for Valhalla, N. Y, about the middle of Octo-
ber and their home at SO Cedar street. mod
| ern house with hardwood floors, bath room and
hot and cold water, will be offered for rent.
| Belfast will be sorry to lose Mr.. Wood and
| family and will hope to see them return at no
distant day.
| Cav Holmes, who entered the University of
Maine this year, put in busy Saturday. In
| The morning he pitched for IL in the ball
| game, when the Freshmen were defeated by
the Sophomores, 10 to l, and in the afternoon
he was in the football game when Maine de-
feated Kicker Classical Institute, 81 to O. play
! ing right half back short time. w. M. Black,
| O9, was also in the lineup at left guard
| Mr.. and Mrs Edward J. Holt and daughters,
Hazel and Ruth are visiting his aunt Mrs.
Mary E. Orcutt This is Mr. Holt's first visit
| to his native place since 1876 After visiting
relatives in Rockland and Boston they will go
| to New York and sail from there for the Med
iterranean and the Holy Land. Mr.. Holt will
| have an automobile shipped to him at Genoa