The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-11-05
PERSONAL.

Miss Anne M. Kittredge returned last week
from ten days visit with relatives in Vinal-
haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence F. Wyman are in Can
ton, Mass, where they have positions in the
Massachusetts, School for Invalids.
Mr. and Mrs H. W. Thorndike and daugh-
ter Llewella of Rockland returned home Mon
day from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
F. Coombs
Miss Bertha l. Bird spent Saturday with her
parents in this city, arriving on Friday nights
train from Portland, where she attended the
Teachers Convention.
H. D. Ames, formerly proprietor of the Bay
View House, Camden, Mrs. Ames and son
Maurice, will spend the winter in Florida, where
Mr.. Ames has an orange grove.
Belfast friends of James D. Maxwell of Ban
gor, a graduate of the University of Maine will
be interested to learn that he has decided to
locate i'll Island Falls, Aroostook County.
Miss Bachelor of Brooks, who has recently
been employed in millinery department IN
Boston, has been engaged for the season at
Mrs. Thirza Flynns store on MAN street
Machias Union.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. French of Winterport,
who for several seasons past have managed the
Northport hotel, are to manage the hotel at
Togus this winter. The hotel has been closed
for the past year.
Samuel Davis, our popular young blacks NTH
has closed his shop in the Boyd building op-
posite the Post Office and gone home to Brooks,
Me- We are sorry to lose him, for he was a
fine young man and won many frends.-Booth-
bay Register.
Ieroy Macomber has been succeeded as
night operator in the Belfast ofice of the N.
E. Tel and Tel Co. by Mark Doiloff, Young
Macomber held the position during vacation
but has given it up to return to his sehooi
duties.
L. 7. Sanderson, who is soon to move his
family here from Troy, is having an ABORTION
built upon his Somerset avenue nome. Inc
addition will consist of new man building
and when completed, will add much to the ap-
pearance of that locality. - Pittsteid CORE
spondence.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Varney, formerly OF
Pittsfeld. who bought a farm in Burnham
few months ago, left Friday for their winter
home in Orange City, Fla. They will return to
Burnham in the spring, when Mr. Varney
plans to build a few cottages on the shore OF
Unity pond.
CONGRESSMAN Burlegh has named Charles B.
Haskell for postmaster at Pittstield, to MI the
vacancy caused by the death of Oramei Murray
who had been postmaster for numper Oh
years. Mr. Haskell is at present holding the
position of United States Deputy Marshal, and
is well known in central Maine.
Carleton Doak has been elected member
from Waldo county in the recently formed
Senate of the University of Name La" ehcooi.
He was elected unanimously and Was one Oh
four out of the forty in his class to be hcnored-
Mr.. Doak came home to cast his first pfeslden-
tial vote.
| Cant. and Mrs. j. W. Bennett of Portland
were in this city last Thursday on their way TO
Camden Can't. Bennett is brother of Capt
w u Bennett of the Bucksport and Camden
line and is now employed on government
s+aamer in Portland harbor. He formerly COM
manded the steamer Florence and other bay
steamers.
The manv Maine friends of Rev. John H.
| BOarQnlaT, lOIilieIly VI 'N--5S-'
Hon 8 T.. Boardman of that city, will be inter-
ested in the announcement made ffon ilhaea'
N Y that he and Mr. McAlpine CT the inter-
national Young Mems Christian Assoclatloh'
will accompany President Roosevelt S Farmers
Uplift commission on its first trip.
II. Bean of Searsmont has purGh@aseI @ eI 80 etto
McGreeor mill at East Corlnth WhlCn mas I' Ieee e
nrorated for some time past by [. L. BLACK OIL
Raneor Mr.. Bean will install another "atel-
Wheel and will manufacture long Iunpei'
SHINGLES. laths, and clapboards Inc piaht pia d,
50 includes a cider mill and grlst hl,l' anu
these likewise Will be opera'eu Ds
Industrial Journal
Mr pean was for some time employed in the
fA A Howes & Co. in this city and lat
terlv has been employed in bangor
of +be vaudeville entertainment last week aC
cbase,s theatre in Washington, y g. 1he
Evening Star of that city says; "lhe bll was
excentionallv good, with Thomas f, Shea ana
his players as the important feature ire
Rells" was the vehicle for their &e1iViies' IL
is an intensely dramatic performance anu MI
Shea portrays the hauntings OF the hui so"'"-
+er's guilty conscience with artistic apli''S'
ue was we'll supported by the Messrs. Chaf-
ters, Lake and Cassaday
Among the teachers registered at the ses-
s;ons of the Teachers Convention IN foftlahu
were: W. S. Adams, Guilford; Jul!a M Afiiis'
Camden: Gertrude B. Bradstreet, freeooih'
Rertba l. Bird Rockland; A. w. Boston, Isles
boro. Mary B. Bells, Castne; Mildred +. GARY
Re,fast. Emma Coombs Castine; Vonia Clark
Frankfort; Esther F. Evans, beifast' Ellie
Five. Freedom; Eunice A. Gushee Appleton
Sara l.. Grinnell, Searsport, Helen Hs'Eehei
, Portland: Miss E. S. Hadley, Brooks; Neiiie r
Harvey. Castine; Miss M. W. Hooke Casuhe'
Miss G. A. Lord, Belfast; c. W. Proctor bei-
fast: Beulah Philbrook, lslesboro; MeiV'li'
, Parker, Belfast; Elsie Phillips Castine' lneN
, M. Pendleton, Islesboro; A. F. Richardson
Castine: Louise W. Richards, Farmlngtoh'
5 Edith L. Strout, Portland; Anna +. "ard"ei''
, Castine; Miss Edith Wilson, Gardiner. Misses
Caroline W. Field, Florence E. Dunton' ana
Mr. A. D. Hayes of Belfast were also IN a'4
. ndance