The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-01
PERSONAL.

lNCVINHl.
Hon. and Mrs Albert Peirce of Frankfort
were in this city on business Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Sherwood returned last Friday
from visit with relatives in New Brunswick
Mrs. Levi Clay returned to Portland last
week after spending several weeks at City
point.
Miss Frances Howes left Monday noon for
Boston, where she is to attend Miss McChn-
tock's school.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. C. Drexel left Gripsholm,
their summer home at North Islesboro, satur-
day for Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs George Sumner of Omaha,
Nebraska, arrived Sunday morning to visit DR..
and Mrs. George W. Stoddard.
Mrs Clara Furbush of Howard, R. l., is visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. F. NJ Bailey of Citypolnt
and Mrs Harry Furbush of North Belfast,
Mr.. and Mrs Leon M. Avery and little son
returned Tuesday to their home in Exeter at
ter visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. McCrillis.
Mr. and Mrs Pearl Danforth and children of
Castine we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs R. H.
Mosher at Citypoint for few days last week
VIM. K. Morrison, after short visit in Bel
fast, left by Monday mornings train for New
York to meet his daughter Ruth. He Will
place her in school at Greenwich, Conn, and
then return to Minneapolis
Mr.. L. L.. Biddle of Philadelphia, who spent
the summer at North Islesboro, and his broth
er. Mr.. Anthony j. Drexel Biddle of Philadel-
phia, were in Belfast Friday and left by train
for two weeks hunting trip.
Mrs. Frances Norton who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Eva McKinnon, in this city,
has returned to her home in South Deer Isle
Miss Ethel Brown left Monday for two
weeks visit in Boston and Lowell.
Miss Clarabel Marsh, who has been acting as
assistant in the Western Union office this sum-
mer. has been enjoying two weeks rest be-
fore taking charge of the Office during the va
cation of the manager, Miss R. 7. Newell.
Miss Elva Hasty of Thorndike who is teach
ing the Citypoint school, was called home last
week by the sudden illness and death of her
father During her absence her place was
supplied by Mrs Annie Chaples Black of Bel
fast.
M. L. Mitchell and family returned to Bel
fast last Saturday and as soon as their effects
arrive will go to housekeeping in the Thur
Tough house on Congress street. Mr.. Mitchell
got into his overals Monday and went to work
on plumbing job.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace j. Morton left for their
home in Chicago Monday after pleasant sum-
| mer with Mrs. Morton's mother, Mrs. Cam
NETT. in Belmont. Mrs. Cammett will spend
| the winter with her daughter, Mrs. A. II. Mil
| Ter, in Lincolnville.
George P. Field, who had been the guest of
| Mr.. and Mrs W.. H. Quimby at Pitchers Pond
| for short time, returned to Boston by Mon
davis boat. Mr.. Bert Eaton of New York, who
had been visiting the Quimby's for several
weeks left for home on the same boat
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gentner closed their cot
tage in East Belfast and left on Mondays boat
for their home in Hartford, Conn. They had a
| long and very enjoyable season at their cosy
| cottage and made many pleasant excursions in
Mr.. Gentner's speedy motor boat. They are
among the first to come and the last to go OF
our summer visitors.
| All in the Boston colony at Islesboro had an
| opportunity this summer to see and ADMIRE
| Reatrice Flagg, daughter of the second Mrs.
| John Turner Atterbury. She is one OF the
| most fetching on the list of New York debu-
| tantes, and this city will have quite a repre-
| sentation at her coming out party later on
| Her half sister, Mercer Atterbury, married
Dudley Rogers Howe and will reside here
| Boston Journal.
| The following Camden boys enter college
this fall: Fred Hart at Bowdoin, Leslie Arey at
Colby, Maynard and Herbert Gould at U. of M.
The following Camden boys are attending
college and have returned to their studies:
| Frank Evans and John Curtis at Bowdoin,
| RAYMOND Tibbetts at U. of M, Hervey Allen,
Clarence Plummer and James Perry at Colby.
| Horatio Alden goes to Harvard Law School
| this fall and Millard Long returns to the Uni
| versity of Pennsylvania Dental College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Staples are occupying
the L of their new house at Citypoint The l.
and the stable connected have been finished
and the main house will be built later An
attractive feature of this new home, and one
| especially appreciated during the present dry
season. is beautiful spring situated almost at
the door. which will furnish the house and
stable with an unfailing supply of water. Ihe
| house, when completed, will be plped 1or not
and cold water and bath room will be fitted
up.