The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-09-24
PERSONAL.

L. M. Staples, Esq, of Washington, senator
elect from Knox county, was in Belfast last
Friday.
Miss Marguerite D. Pilsbury was the guest,
over Sunday, of Miss Clara R. Steward in
Northport.
Miss Della Thayer has arrived home from
Providence, R. l., where she spent the summer
with relatives.
Lewis A. Barker, Esq, returned to Bangor
last Friday after spending few days in North
port and Belfast.
Mrs. Fred E. Avery and her daughter, Mrs
Eugene Hollis, of Exeter are visiting Mr. and
Mrs G. D. McCrillis.
Miss Nita Lawrence former resident of
Belfast, arrived from Massachusetts, recently
for visit with friends.
Mrs. George Mixer of Camden was the guest
the past week of her mother, Mrs Mary A.
Coombs, II Union street.
Miss Mary Alice Pitcher of Northport, who
graduated from the Castine Normal school
last June, is teaching in Albion.
Mrs H. B. Cunningham is in Boston for her
fall stock. She is accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ralph D. Southworth
Rex C. Gellerson of Fort Fairfield, who is
connected with the Maine Experiment Station,
was in town on business last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Joyce of Providence,
R. l., arrived last Saturday for a weeks visit
with Mr. and Mrs George R. Doak
Miss Alice P. Poor, Wellesley 'Os, left Tues
day for Boston, where she will take a library
training course at Simmons college.
Mrs. Fred G. Spinney, who went to Boston
last week for the fall millinery styles, was
Joined there Wednesday by Mrs. B. F. Wells.
Mr. and Mrs William R. Roix arrived at
Bucksport on the Boston boat Sept 18th for a
visit with Mrs. Roix mother, Mrs. Daniel Sulli-
van.
The University of Maine football team has
begun it's preliminary work for the season and
it is said that Black, '09, is 'out for live po
sition"
Miss Bessie Parker, who has been the guest
of her cousin Miss Grace H. Hall, returned to
her home in Dover, N. H., by Tuesdays boat
to resume her library duties.
Irwin O. Hills of Northport left Saturday for
Bucksport to continue his studies at the E.. M.
C. Seminary, after spending the summer in
New York and Pennsylvania.
Mrs. E. Lappin will leave for her home in
Jersey City, N. j., Friday, Sept 25th, after a
pleasant six weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives in Searsport and Belfast.
j. H. Montgomery (Dem.) was reelected
representative from the class towns of Cam
den, Hope and Appleton by plurality of 126
over George E. Nash, Republican.
Mr. Arnold Harris and son Louis returned to
New York last Monday after spending the
summer in Belfast. Mrs. William Hyams Mr..
Harris daughter returned after visit with
her father.
George P. Field of Boston arrived on Tues
days boat, accompanied by trained nurse, and
went out to Pitchers Pond to be the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Quimby at the Alhambra
for several days
Miss Linda Chase of Monroe came Saturday
and began her school in the FoXcroft 9th and
7th grades Monday She and her sister, Miss
Ethel Chase, are staying at D. F. Ayer's.-Pis
cataquis Observer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dean Cool left last Fri
day for their future home in Madison, Wiscon
sin, where Mr.. Cool is connected with the De-
partment of Romance Languages at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin.
Mrs. Charles F. Wldes returned from her
summer sojourn in Maine on Wednesday morn
ing, accompanied by Mrs. Dwight P Palmer,
of Belfast who will be her guest for about ten
days.-Somervie, Mass, Journal.
Miss Helen Doak returned to Providence
Monday to resume her duties at the Rhode
Island School of Design She was accompa-
MED by her brother, Marthon Doak, B. H. S.
'08 who will enter the Moses Brown school,
Rev. Theodore Gerrish of Portland was in
the city Saturday. Mr. Gerrish was formerly
pastor of the Pine street M. E. church, having
been in charge of that society for three years
in the early SOS. He is well known author,
having written The Blue and The Gray and
other we'll known books. Bangor Commercial.
Mr. and Mrs. William HOFFMAN are to become
permanent residents of Belfast and have eas-
ed apartments in the H. E. Mcdonald house,
Church street They will spend the summer
months at tHelT colldSe OIL tHe NoILH oHoIe,
Northport, and will close their present season
there October 7th.
Mrs Emery F. Estes Of Winterport is in
Skowhegan this week, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. l. Estes. She is to remain in Somerset
county until about the first of November and
her husband also expects to pass the month of
October here. Besides her visit in Skowhe
gan Mrs. Estes is to pass some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Fowler in Canaan,
and with friends in Hartland.- d.-Somerset Re-
porter.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Folwell and little daugh
ter Miriam, Miss Edith G. Folwell, their
guests, Miss Julia Griffith and Miss Evelyn
Fitze, and their servants who spent the sea-
son at Isola Bella, left on Tuesdays boat for
Boston, en- route to Philadelphia. Miss Fol-
wells Mercedes car was also shipped and Mr..
and Mrs Folwell are to motor home from Bos-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas E. Shea have accepted
a very advantageous offer to appear in vaude-
vile for the season and have filled engage
ments in Buffalo and Pittsburg. They give
Commute sketch made up from the last act of
"The Bells" taking seven people. They ap-
pear twice each day, at 3 and p. M, and
write to Belfast friends that they like vaude-
vile very much.
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