The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-29
PERSONAL.

William M. Thayer was recent business
visitor to Boston.
Edward Sibley went to Boston last Thursday
for few days stay.
DR.. G. c. Kilgore left Friday on business
trip to Waterville and vicinity.
Charles R. Coombs of this city has been re-
appointed as coroner by Gov Cobb.
Miss Avis M. Morrison returned last week
from visits in Boston and York, Maine.
Walter B. Kelley of Minneapolis arrived last
Friday to visit his father, Benjamin Kelley.
Clifford j. Pattee of this city has been ap-
pointed by the Governor as public adm inistrator
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Wilson returned Saturday.
They spent 10 days with relatives in Somer-
vile and Boston.
Miss Christine Hall, former Superintendent
of Nurses at the Waldo County Hospital arriv-
ed last e tx for visit here.
Capt B. F. Rice and Miss Eva A. shute of
Standpoint were in Belfast Oct. 22nd en- route
to their winter home in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas E. Shea are at Chase's
Theatre, Washington D. c., this week, where
they appear in condensed version OF THE
Bells
Mrs ]. R. Waterman has returned from
visit with old friends and neighbors in Taun-
| ton, Mass.
| Mrs Alice Hayford visited friends in Au-
gusta Oct 21st on her way home to Belfast from
| visit with friends in Massachusetts.-Ken-
| nebec Journal.
Mrs. M. G. Dow and son left Bucksport on
the City of Bangor, Thursday, route for
Providence where she will join her husband,
Capt. M. G. Dow.
| Mrs A. NJ Ross went to Camden, Me, last
| week to pack her household goods to move to
| her new home Prospect hill this week
| Somerville, Mass, journal.
| Mrs Fred A. Rackliff and Mrs. Ansel Wads-
worth went to Bangor this week for few days
and will be the guests of Colby A. Rackffe,
who is student at the University of Maine.
| Arad E. Linscott of Freedom, formerly prin-
| cipal of the Waterville High school, was in the
city on business, Saturday. He is now prin-
cipal of Freedom Academy.-Watervlle Sentl-
| mel. a1a
Mrs. b. b. Foster was of the ladies' VINO
served at the annual parish reception of st.
Luke's Cathedral, Portland, given last week.
1t was one of the most brilliant social affairs of
the season.
George W. Frisbee went to Thomaston Mon
day to attend the funeral of Jesse W. Peabody,
who died Oct 24th. Mr.. Peabody was well
known here and for many years was Thomas
| tons chief of police.
| Mrs. Ellen H. Castle left Monday for Boston,
en- route to California, where she will spend
| the winter She accompanied by Miss
| Margaret N. Hazetine, who was at home from
Boston for over Sunday.
| Horace Nelson of Watervle was in Boston
several days the past week. The owner of Nell
son 2O9 and of Wilkes, has been in poor health
| for some time and does not improve as he would
| lke.-Trotter & PAGER.
John W. Martin of Appleton is visiting in
Augusta, the guest of his aunt Mrs. Frank D.
| Tobey; and Mrs. Albert H. Moody and son of
the same place also guests of Mrs. Tobey,
who is Mrs. Moody's mother.
Herbert Flowers Cross and bride Of Boston
were guests last week of Mr.. Cross father,
Isaiah W. Cross on Miller street. Their Belfast
visit completed their bridal tour which included
Washington, D. c., Newport News, Baltimore,
Old Point Comfort and Fortress Monroe.
The classes at Oak Grove Seminary, Vassal-
boro. have elected representatives to the School
Councils. Harold Hayford is a member OF the
Boys Council and Frances L. Jones OF the Girls
| Council both of this city. Mr., Hayford is lett
half back on the Seminary foot ball team.
| Ross E. Patterson has returned to DreXe In
stitute, Philadelphia to finish his course in cleo
trical engineering. He has been elected pres
dent of the Senior class, of which he is mem
ber, and will graduate June 4, 1909. lie has
fine position open to him when he graduates
The recent marriage of Miss Abbe Reed to
| Richard Boutelle of Minneapolis, is OF interest
to the brides many friends in Camden. for as a
Belfast girl she was frequently the guest OF
| Miss Alice knowton of this place. Congratulate
tions are extended to the newly welded couple.
| Camden Correspondence, Bangor News.
| Among attractive young nsatrons to grace
subsequent society affairs is Mrs. dudley Rog-
ers Howe Mercer Atterbury), whose wedding
| at Islesbofo such brilliant event. The
| Howes are at present guests of Mr.. howes
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Hove o1 Long
| wood but are soon to occupy their own home.
| Boston Journal
| Mr. and Mrs jefferson F. Wilson viii leave
Oct 2Sth for Fort Collins, Colorado, where
they will spend the winter with their son,
Jesse E. Wilson, who for years has con-
Quoted successful business there. En- route
| they will visit their son, Frank 2. wilson, Esq,
| in New York.
Albert H. Dinsmore came from Bucksport
Friday to spend few days in Dover and at
| Sebec Lake. where ne has gone with b. j. War
ren Mr.. Dinsmore has evidently made good
! in his chosen work: for he has the confidence OF
the United States Fish Commission ana has
| charge of all the hatcheries in the Puget Sound
country.-Piscataquis Observer.
There was brilliant gathering at the Brook
| line home of Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Longyear
yesterday afternoon, when tea was given in
| honor of the engagement of their daughter,
| ABBY Beecher, to Alton True Roberts of New
| York, Harvard, 'O4 Mrs. Longyear was assist
ed by her two other young daughters. Cut
| flowers abounded and some stunning gowns
| were Worn.--Boston Journal