The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-15
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Charles Ludwick is spending a few
weeks in Boston.
Mrs. Caro- B. stckney spent few days in
Boston last week.
Miss Margaret N Hazeltine leaves this week
for visit in Boston.
Mrs. George W. Stoddard went to Boston last
week for short stay.
Mrs. L. W. Pearson returned Saturday from
a visit in Rhode Island.
Miss Annie Simonton of Camden is the guest
of Mrs. Harry w. Clark
Mrs. Horace Tibbetts of Rockport is the
guest of Mrs. Georgia Tuttle.
Senator-elect B. F. Colcord Of Searsport was
in town on business Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luville j. Pottle are visiting
relatives in Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Miss Edythe l. Atkins was at home from Oak
Grove Seminary, Vassalboro, for over Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Elmer Small returned home
last Saturday from few days pleasure trip
to Boston.
Hon. w. P. Thompson was down from Ban
gor Tuesday to attend the session of the Pro-
bate Court.
Miss Ethel M. Wood, who is teaching school
in Warren, came home last Saturday for few
days visit
Hon. Robert F. Dunton was in Portland Tues
day to attend the October session of the Su-
preme Court.
Mrs. Howard L. Whitten left last week for
Melrose, Mass, for several weeks visit with
her parents
Mrs. Eta Weymouth of this city is in Chi
cago, where she will spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs. George Pratt.
Mrs. E. L. Bracket is delegate to the State
Conference of Charities and Corrections from
the Childrens' Aid Society of Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvard Elwell of Northport
went to Boston lsst week to visit friends. 1t
is Mrs. Elwell's first visit to the Hub.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Perry Coombs who have
been living in the McClintock block, High
street, have moved to Islesboro for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel W. Delano are visit
ing friends in Vinalhaven. Mr.. D. will no
doubt have try for bottom fish while down
the bay.
George keyes of Middleboro, Mass, is in
town for short vacation. Mr.. keyes' many
friends are always glad to welcome him back to
Belfast
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur D. Littefeld and
daughter of Norway are the guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Littlefeld on Cedar
street
Miss Helen Hodgkinson of Waterve was
called to Belfast last week on account # the
illness of her sister-in-aw, Mrs Samuel
Hodgkinson.
Misses Ella A. and Mabel Paul are in Nlassa-
chusetts for the winter. Both have positions in
State schools, the former in Boston and the
latter in Wellesley Hills.
Mrs Harry w. Macomber (nee Miss Pru-
dence Piper) was the guest over Sunday of
her little niece and namesake Bernice Ruth,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay c. Wilson.
1t is Mrs. Nellie NJ Kneeand (nct J. H. as
incorrectly printed last week. who ias closed
her cottage, "Bonny Brae,' at Temple Heights
and gone to her home in SomervilIe, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. HOFFMAN walked 10 North
, port last Saturday afternoon, tupE supper at
the Waquot, and walked home carly in the
evening. Pedestranism is beeomirg popular.
Miss Alice N. Nickerson Miss Katherine c.
Quimby Herbert Foster and Ralph L. Cooper
went to Bangor Saturday in Mr.. Coopers tour
ing car, and attended the Maine Festival con-
cert
Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrest is in town for few
days the guest of her parents, Hon and Mrs.
R. F. Dunton Mr. and Mrs. Gilchrest have
taken flat in West Medford where they are
| to reside
| w. H. Clifford returned home on Tuesday
from business trip to Thomaston, where he
accompanied his daughter Mrs. George Mat
hews, and little son who have teen visiting in
this city for few weeks.
| Rev. Rollin T. Hack has returned to Gorham
| from Williamstown, Mass, where he went to
| attend the ceremony of induction . Harry A.
| Garfield as president of Williams College, where
his son, Roy Hack, is in the Latin department.
| Mr. and Mrs. Tom E. Hacker OF Fort Fair
| field are receiving congratulations on the birth
of daughter. Mrs. Hacker is remembered
here as Miss Sarah Burns, and is d sister Of
Mrs. d. L. Wilson, whom she has visited.