The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-12-10
PERSONAL.

Mr.. W. H. Snow went to New York We'd
nesday for few weeks visit.
Hon. R. F. Dunton returned last week from
a brief business trip to Boston.
Miss Marie L. Logan left last week for Bos-
ton, where she will attend MissPeirce's school
Leslie Raleigh left Tuesday for Washington.
Me-, where he will visit friends for few
weeks
Mrs. A. A. Small has returned from Win
throp, where she was called by the illness and
death of her father
The many friends of Mrs. Riley Kittredge
will be pleased to learn that she is recovering
after recent severe illness.
Miss Mae Collins returned home Saturday,
after a three months stay with her sister Mrs
Abe Strecker, "a Golden Ave-, Melford, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Homer Of Bucksport an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Guida c., to Harry Ira Stevens of New York
city.
Miss Louise w. Richards returned to Farm
ington Monday to resume her duties at the
Normal School, after spending her vacation at
home.
S. G. Norton, who has been quite i'll and
threatened with pneumonia has so far recover
ed as to be able to attend to business and look
after his farm.
Musical History club was organized re-
Gently at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Frank ].
Rigby in Rumford Falls, and bids fair to be.
very successful.
Conductor o. w. Clements of the Belfast
branch is confined to his home on Cedar street
by illness, and Baggage Master A. j. Morrison
is acting as conductor
Harold Condor has entered Kicker Classical
Institute. Heis spending the winter in Houl-
ton with his brother, Frank Condon who is
teaching school there.
Mrs. B. B. Foster of Portland was one of the
committee of ladies belonging to St. Luke's
Society in Portland, who recently successfully
carried on two days fair
Renworth Rogers of Belfast, Colby II, has
been elected one of the two Sophomore
members of the executive committee of the
Colby Athletic Association
Maurice and Russell Lord were members of
a male quartette which rendered selections at
the Coburn Classical Institute "Coburn Night
held in Waterville last Friday.
Mrs. Charles Vose of Knox, who had been
guest at the home of her nieces, the Misses
Murray, Peltoma avenue, Pittsfeld, for few
weeks, returned home Wednesday.
H enry Haugh has returned to Lynn, Mass,
after spending four weeks with his mother.
Mrs Mary E. Haugh Miss Harriet Webber
of Lynn was the guest of Mrs. Raugh for two
weeks.
Mrs James Preston returned to her home in
Lowell, Mass, yesterday, after spending a
week with her father Hon W. H. Mcclellan.
During her stay many delightful informal
social affairs were given in her honor.
Mark Crockett of Rockand, now leader of
the Camden cornet band, was the guest of
friends in this city the past week. He was for
some time the leader and instructor of the
Belfast band, and is one of the best cornet
players in the State.
Little Helen Brown of Thomaston wishes to
announce to her many Belfast friends the ar
rival of baby sister, Doris Harriet, who
came December 4th to make her home with
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Brown of Thomaston-
Mother and child are doing well.
Miss Fannie Gordon of Bangor was in
Bucksport Thursday on her way to West
Brooksville to take care of Geo. Arey, whc
was hurt in Bangor in the tug Delta accident
some weeks ago. Mr. Areys condition is such
that it requires an experienced nurse to take
care of his case.
James H. Jones of Buckspott, who repre-
sents well known Boston hardware house on
the road in Maine, in Bangor Wednesday
on business. Mr. Jones is the representative
elect from the Bucksport class to the incom
ing legislature and, as he expressed it, is sit
ting up nights to study Up the questions that
are likely to come up for action at the next
session-Bangor Commercial.