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

Mrs. Horace Chenery has returned from a
visit in New York.
Mrs. B. P. Hazeltine left Monday for Boston,
where she will spend the winter.
Mrs. Josiah Mitchell left last Saturday for
Portland, for a visit with her sister.
Mrs. H. P. Adams and Miss Avis NJ. Morrison
left Saturday for a short stay in Boston.
Mrs. Fred Stetson of Rockport is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Blanche Radcliffe in Brooks.
Misses Isabel and ENERGY CHM went to Ban
gor last week to visit friends and attend the
music festival.
Frank Thorne went to Bowdoinham Saturday
as his guest.
Charles B. Hathaway of Troy, Me-, late of
Co. B. 2sth Me. infantry, has been admitted to
| the Togus Home.
Mrs. Charles B. Hazetine, Mrs James H.
Howes and Miss Louise Hazeltine went to Bos-
ton last week for a short stay.
Joel and Enoch Hills, twin brothers. cele-
brated their 18th birthday at the home of Joel
Hills IN Union, TUESDAY, sept ZSCn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. Brown left Sat-
urday for a visit in Springfield, Mass, with
their daughter, Mrs Willis Arnold.
Mrs. T. w. Hawes of Troy was in town for
several days last week visiting hei sister, Mrs.
E. E. Bagley, who was on from New York for a
few DAYS at her home here.-Pttsfeld Adver-
tiser.
Wimarth B. Yeaw of Washington, Me-, late
of Co. NJ, lst New York mounted rifles, and
John j. Slower of Bluehil Me-, late Co. l., I'd
Maine infantry, have been re-admitted to the
Togus home.
| Pearl H. Wardwell, formerly proprietor of
the Robinson House, Bucksport, has bought of
the heirs the Richard P Buck residence and
| large tract of land and wharf fronting on the
river, and will at once put the property in
order.
| Almond Gushee, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
E. Gushee of Lincolnville Beach, was united in
marriage to Miss Amy Parks. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Parks of Lincolnville, Oct 3d.
The friends of the popular young couple join
heartily in wishing them much success and a
happy future.
William J. Ryan of Portland, the well known
blind man, who makes tour of the State
every fall selling almanacs, is about to start on
J this seasons trip. He not only sells almanacs
but does effective missionary work in behalf Of
the institution for the blind, of which he was
| one of the earliest and most active promoters.
| j. Hallet Gilberte. a well known and promin-
ent musician of New York city, who with Mrs.
Gilberte spent the summer season at Melody
Manse, Lncolnvile, was in Camden Monday.
Mr. Gilberte will soon close his beautiful sum
mer home and return to New York. During
! the summer Mr.. and Mrs. Gilberte have enter
tanned lavishly and many charming social func-
| tions have been enjoyed by their acquaintance.
Misses J. Eathel and Katie Wood of North
port left Monday for Deer Isle, where the
former will enter the millinery and fancy
! goods business with Mrs. Ellie Cook, formerly
of this city. Miss ]. E. Wood has returned from
| Boston where she went to buy goods. She was
accompanied home by her mother, Mrs. Frank
Wood, who has been visiting in Boston and
vicinity.
| Charles E. White of this city was elected
{ secretary and member of the executive com
mittee of the Maine Confectionery Club at the
annual meeting held October Sth at the Elm
! wood Hotel, Waterville. This club has been
! in existence for seven years and comprises IL
of the manufacturers of candy and confections
in this State. Its object is for the improve
ment of the trade and establishing prices
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Gray are about to
move from this city, but have not decided upon
their new location. Mrs. Gray, who has been a
popular clerk in the dry goods store of James
H. Howes has gone to New Hampshire to visit
relatives and Mr.. Gray will soon leave for Con-
necticut If Mr.. Gray does not sell his launch
before his departure he will have it hauled ur
here 1t is a fine boat, built last winter.
Following their lengthy season at 1slesboro
where they have pretty villa, "Gray Lodge
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Brown returned last
week to their home on Auburn street, Brook
line, Harry L. Brown coming in advance of his
parents. Others who have recently returned
from Islesboro are Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffrey R
Bracket of Marlboro street, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Murray Forbes and the Misses Mary Bowditch
and Dorothy Forbes who are occupying thei1
Milton estate until next month, when their
Commonwealth avenue house will be opened
for the winter-Boston Journal.
Yesterday was the wedding day of Miss
Edith Elana Chase and Mr.. Raymond Guyer at
Callao, Peru, and the brides many Belfast
friends will anxiously await detailed news OF
the ceremony Mrs. Guyer is the daughter OF
Captain and Mrs. George W. Chase, formerly
of Belfast, and with her parents has paid fire.
quent visits to her grandmother, Mrs. George
S. Chase, and other relatives here. Mr.. Guyer is
a mining engineer and graduate of Columbia
| Belfast friends extend warm congratulations
and good wishes.
L. Wilbur Messer and wife of Chicago were
! recent guests of their uncle and aunt, Capt
and Mrs. George H. Tapley in West Brooks
vile. Mr.. Messer is the general secretary OF
the Y M. C. A. of Chicago, and for the past
twenty-seven years has been engaged in Chris
tian work. Mrs. Messer is member of the
national board of Y M. c. A, of which Mrs
| Grace Fl Dodpe is chairman and Miss Helen