The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-11-26
PERSONAL.

Fred G. White made brief visit to Bangor
recently.
G. E. Bryant of Freedom was in Bangor Fri
day on business.
| Albert W. Stevens was at home from Still
water for brief visit this week.
Horace Chenery returned Wednesday morn
ing from few days in Boston.
Nv. Miller left Monday to buy goods for
his fur trade in New York and Boston.
| Mrs. Amos Clement and son Stephen leave
tomorrow for a weeks visit in Boston.
| Miss Flora F. Rich is in Whitman, Mass, to
spend Thanksgiving with friends.
Miss Hazel Keyes is spending the Thanks
giving recess with friends in Bangor.
Miss Nellie Hopkins left Wednesday morn
ing to spend few days with relatives in Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Parker were recent visit
ors to Boston, where they spent few days.
Mr. and Mrs H. M. Prentss a1e spending
Thanksgiving with Mr.. Prentiss parents in
Brewer.
Miss Mary H. Hilton came from Brunswick
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Sarah Hilton.
Miss Edith Wilson arrived from Gardiner
Wednesday night to spend Thanksgiving with
relatives in Belfast
Frances A. Sargent is enjoying her Thanks
giving recess at the home of Rev and Mrs E.
S. Philbrook in Sanford.
Superintendent Stuart of the Gas and Elec-
trio Co. is spending few days as the guest of
friends in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Tisdale, daughter Jessie
and son Donald are spending Thanksgiving at
their former home in Massachusetts,.
Miss Julia Vaughan is at home from New
Boston to spend Thanksgiving with her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs j. W. Vaughan, at City,
point.
Miss Louise W. Richards came home from
Harrington last week to spend the Normal
School vacation with her mother Mrs Annie
L. Richards.
Little Dorothy and Bruce M. Smith, children
of Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Smith, have recovered
from the scarlet fever and the quarantine has
been removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Burdin have gone to
Massachusetts,, where they will be the guests of
their daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Cook, in South
Braintree, Mass
Houston Small went to Winthrop yesterday
to spend the Thanksgiving recess with his
mother Mrs. A. A Small, who called there
by the serious illness of her father.
Miss Annette Robinson, the teacher in the
Brick School, went to Castine to spend Thanks
giving at home. She was accompanied by Miss
Ethel Savery. They will return Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Pattee moved this week
into their new home on Northport avenue, but
will have their Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.
Pattee's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Pattee,
Cedar street.
Miss Mary A. Bickford left Tuesday for Bos.
ton, where she will visit relatives for short
time before going to New York to spend the
winter with her niece and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Harvey Self.
Miss Beulah Philbrook who has been teach
ing in Islesboro, spent Sunday with friends in
this city route from Islesboro to Sanford,
where she will spend her vacation with Rev.
and Mrs E. S Philbrook.
Mr. and Mrs M. R. Knowlton left last Mon
day for Sea Breeze, Florida, where Mr.. knowl-
ton has property and business interests and will
spend the winter there. Sea Breeze is having
decided boom and is one of Floridas growing
winter resorts
Fred Y. Cottrell and Jos. G. Patterson re.
turned the first of the week from Swanville
where they did the woodwork for bath room
for Miss Louise Cunningham. The finish is of
auartered oak, and the room is up-to-date in
all the fittings and appointments.
Mrs Sarah R. Crawford has heard from her
son, William C. Crawford, who was one of the
delegates attending the great educational con-
/ ference in Dublin, that he had a delightful trip
across in the American line steamship St.
Paul and felt not trace of sea-sickness.
Department president Mrs. Harriet G.
Burr of Auburn and department secretary,
Mrs. Ruth N Robinson of Winslow who were
recently in town to inspect Thomas q. Mar
shall Circle, G. A. R., were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs F. N. Savery during their stay here.
Mrs. O. w. Pitcher and Mr.. and Mrs. F. {.
Pitcher were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. I. T.
| Dinsmore last week. They left on Saturday
afternoons boat te spend Sunday with the
family of Mr.. E. c. Fletcher in Camden. Mrs.
John Perce of New York. who accompanied
her sister here, was the guest of Miss Maude
M. Milliken, returning home by train Saturday
morning.
Lyle T. Stevens of Unity, formerly in the
employ of the City National Bank of Belfast,
now with the Bangor Trust Company was in
Belfast Monday on his way to DiXmont, where
he was married at high noon Tuesday to Miss
Anna Ferguson of that town. Miss Ferguson
was attended by her sister, and Fred Davis, U.
of M 'O9 was best man. After the ceremony
the young couple started on bridal trip and
on their return will make their home in Ban
gor The best wishes of the many Belfast
friends of the groom will attend them.
Yesterdays society wedding was that Of
Abby Beecher Longyear and Alton True Rob
erts which took place in the brides home in
Brookline at noon in the presence of relatives
and few guests The Rev. Francis G: Pea
body of Cambridge officiated and the bride was
given in marriage by her father, James M.
Longyear Her gown was white chiffon vel
vet, trimmed with rare lace and the lace veil
was family heirloom. She was attended by
her sister Helen, who wore pink satin. and the
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