The Republican journal., 1908-10-22
PERSONAL.

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Miss Maude E. Barker is in Boston for
| short visit
Mrs. M. c. Hill went to Bangor this week for
| short visit.
Mrs John Chadwick left last week for visits
| with friends in Rockland and vicinity.
Mrs. Adolph Rossbach has returned from
visit with her parents in Keokuk, Iowa.
Mrs. Charles E. johnson and Miss Frances
Hodgdon left recently for trip to Boston.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Russell of Union arrived
! Monday to visit relatives in Northport and
| Belfast.
Miss Carrie M. Cutter went to Bangor this
week to be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
J. Starrett.
Miss Edith Wilson, who is teaching in the
Gardner High school, made brief visit in this
city last week.
Mrs. Amos Clement and Mrs. G. E. Bracket
are attending the Federation of Womens'
Clubs, in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Mclaughlin of Albion
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Susan
Newell, at Citypoint.
Mrs. c. H. Maxfield, Waterville, is receiving
a visit from her daughter, who resides in Ban
gor-Kennebec Journal.
NJ O. Wilson of Searsmont was in this city
Wednesday on his way to join his wife, who is
visiting in Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas B. Dinsmore and Miss
Hannah Holmes of Ellsworth, who has been
their guest, left Tuesday for a short visit in
Boston.
Miss Alice Thorndike, who has been sub
stituting for Miss Georgia Ford of the Western
Union office in Searsport, returned home Satur-
day.
Miss Blanche Bowden and Miss Josephine
Buzzell of Rockport spent Sunday the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Hurd in North
port.
Miss Nellie Clements, who was the guest of
Mrs. Mary L. Clements in Waldo for week,
returned to Lynn. Mass, Monday to resume
her work there
Intentions of marriage were filed at the city
clerks office Tuesday of Lndey G. West of
this city and Vergie M. Getchell of Troy
w dCeTVIlle oeHIlHeI.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Harris are still at their
/, summer home on Hobrooks Island. Their
two daughters went to Boston yesterday
where they will attend school.
Ralph O'Connell returned last week from
the Rutland sanitarium in Rutland, Mass,
where he had been under treatment for the past
six months, having been discharged as cured
and is the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles O'Connell, Main street.
Miss L. Grace Chadwick Miss Florence NJ
Hill, Miss Alice N. Nickerson, Claude B.
Roberts and Ralph L. Cooper went to Bangor
Wednesday in Mr. Cooper's Maxwell touring
car, to attend the presentation of the Lion
and the Mouse at the Bangor Opera House.
Mrs Charles P Hazeltine and Miss Margaret
N. Hazeltine are in Boston for short visit.
Miss Maude B. Steward and Miss Anne M.
Kittridge left Tuesday for visit in Vinal-
haven. Miss Clara R. Steward is substituting
for her sister in the Belfast Gas & Electric
Co. S office.
Misses Charlotte and Sarah Nesmith of
J Brooklyn, New York, who have been the guests
of their aunt, Mrs. Leonard Cooper, have left
for Boston, where they will visit before re
turning to their home. During their stay in
this vicinity they spent several days at the
former Cunningham home in Montville. ,
George P Field has given up his rooms at
the Hotel Somerset and is still at his summer
place at Norwell where he is gaining in health
every day. On his return to town he will live
with his daughter, Mrs. Horace Pearson, at SO
Monmouth street, Brookline.-Boston Tran
script
Mr.. and Mrs. John O. johnson of Liberty
were in Belfast Friday and Saturday.
Capt Arthur Baldwin of Brewer, who has
been spending tina summer on the Kennebec
as commodore of the fleet and in charge of the
tug Britannia, has been spending the week in
this city looking after the work on the tug
Stella Capt. Baldwin commander of the
Ruth last year in the excursion business and is
very capable man. He will probably go to
Bath for the winter in charge of the tow boat
fleet on the Kennebec
Mr.. and Mrs Frank R. Woodcock arrived
home last Saturday, having enjoyed weeks
yachting trip with Mr.. Alfred johnson in his
sloop yacht Marietta. The yacht is "a tons
net, was built at Gloucester in 1901 and has
Accommodations for eight people. The start
was made from Gloucester and the cruise end
ed at Newport. Light winds prevailed most
of the time and stops were made at inter-
mediate ports.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Quimby closed their
cottage at Pitchers Pond last week for the
season and Mr.. Quimby left Oct. 18th for Port
land in his auto with party of friends. Their
arrival in Portland is reported by the Evening
Express as follows:
Messrs. William H. Quimby, Fred T. Chase,
B. B. Foster and his son, Herbert B. Foster,
came through Wednesday from Belfast to
Portland in Mr.. Quimby's big Peerless touring
car Herbert Foster drove the car and report
ed an enjoyable run, although not particularly
fast one owing to variety of causes. The
party left Belfast at 915 finding the first part
of the journey very hilly and the roads rough
The roads most of the way were in but fair to
poor condition and caused numerous tire
troubles. From Brunswick to Portland dense
fog was encountered and it was necessary to
run the car very slowly, the party arriving
about o'clock. The distance covered was 9S
miles.
John Sanborn returned last week from a
carriage drive of between 800 and 400 miles,