The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-11-05
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. M R. Locke returned from
Boston last Friday.
Miss Della Macomber of Pittsfeld is visiting
friends in Belfast for few weeks.
Miss Lovisa C. Hart has returned from
visit with relatives in Linconville.
Geo. H. Robinson, w. U. lineman, has lately
moved from 72 Union street to II Northpor'
avenue.
Mr.. Ira Clark of Pittsfeld was called to Bel
fast last Tuesday to attend the funeral OF Mrs
James H. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Clay arrived from Port
land last week tor short visit with Mrs. New
ell at Cltypolnt.
N,ss ANY T.. stoGoard spent Wednesday In
warervlle, where Is studylug the piano
unoer Mrs. clarence Wnlte.
teo, teck, i'm OF Lltypolnt lett last Weeh
1or 4 aun,on, Mass, where lie has empioyIl4el4'
In ri.e taunton lnsane asJ iuhl.
MISS jennie b. " eILWo1Ln lett On the Mon
day l.Ig hu boat 1or W esLDoIu, Mass, Whefe sIe
HIS en,ui,,1uenI III lAe insane hospital.
LynWoou Is. 1honlaon aI.o Colby A. Rack
Iite ve1e AZ h,me lltm the University OF
Name 1or ove1 aunoay ana election oay.
c. L. Wright will 60 to Rockland saturday
ana will occupy the pulpit OF the Free Baptist
church on Sunday at both morning and evening
ID xin1y and o
who have been the guests of Mrs. Herrlck S
parents in Fairfield for few weeks, are eX-
pected home. today.
The many friends of Miss j. A. Wiggin will
be pleased to learn that she was able to walk
out last Monday after an illness that confined
her to her room for few weeks.
MIR. and, Mrs E. K Harris were in the city
Tuesday on their way to Boston, having closed
their sumner home on Holbrook's Island,
where they spent the past season.
Clarence Hurd haa returned to his home in
Northport after having substituted on one OF
the Lincolnvlle R. F. D. routes during the
vacation of his brother, Leroy Hurd.
Miss Della Staples, who spent the past year
at Citypoint, left this week for Monroe. where
she will assist her mother, Mrs. Weber, in
the telephone office during the winter.
Mrs Spencer w. Mathews and Miss Belle
Mathews, who spent the summer at their cozy
cottage on the harbor front, have returned to
their home on Cedar street for the winter.
Mrs. Eta Lowell and daughter Ethel of
Petaluma, Calf, arrived this week for visit
with Mrs. Louisa Tibbetts of Waldo avenue,
and with other relatives in Unity and vicinity.
Mrs. Roscoe W. Cunningham, accompanied
by Miss Clara Hart went to Stockton Springs
Tuesday for weeks visit with Mrs. C.'s Sis
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F. Cliff
ford.
Mr.. John R. Dunton, Miss Margaret A. Dunton
and Mrs. Julia Wardwell left "The Barracks
the Battery, where they spent long ano
pleasant season, last week and returned te
town for the winter.
Hon. Arthur l. Brown, Secretary of State
was in town last Tuesday to cast his vote fol
Taft and Sherman. The many home friends
of Mrs. Brown will be pleased to learn that she
! is greatly improved IN health.
Mr. and Mrs Clifford B. Wilband returned
last week from vacation in Massachusetts,
During Mrs. Wiband's absence, Miss True O
Dover acted as chief operator of the N E
Telephone exchange in this city. .s.....
Capt. John Billings, who has been in com
mand of the steam yacht Corola made a brie
| visit with his sicterc Nrc II Z McDnnalJ On,
Mrs. w. G. Preston the past week. He i
spending short vacation in Castine.
Mudgett Brothers of Bangor, the hustlini
clothing firm so well known in Belfast, hav
handsome banner as a token of their victor
over Portland High school last Saturday.
Mrs. E. P. Frost returned Tuesday fror
Thomaston, where she was the guest of tn
State Regent, D. A. R., Mrs Charles Creigh
ton. Mrs. Frost went down Monday and at
tended the meeting of General Knox chapter
Principal c. W. Proctor of the High schoe
and Mrs. Proctor returned Monday night fror
Portland where they attended the sessions G
the teachers convention. They were also tn
guests of relatives in Windham.
The many friends of Mrs. A. j. Knowlton, ,wh
recently had operation performed at tn
Waldo County Hospital, will be glad to lear
: that she is gaining very satisfactorily, and ea
poets to be able to return to her home befor
long.
Messrs. Upham of Lowell and Shaw of Bosto
spent the weekend with P. S. Staples an
family, enroute from the Northern Main
hunting grounds, ,and left on Monday morning
train for their homes. They were accompanie
on their trip by w. H. Staples of the East Sid
Mrs. John Stevens entertained the SEWN
l club OF which she is member at her home 9
Pleasant street, October 28th. After SEWN
industriously for given time the IL your
ladies proceeded to the dining room, where
lunch of dainty and delicious character W;
served. The menu included lobster newbur
olives, fruit salad served in followed apple
sweet pepper sandwiches, cake decorated wit
) cherries, white candy with walnuts, and choc
late caramels. The table was artistically de-
grated with autumn leaves and the place cart
were Of the same material A large pumpki
followed to the shell, contained fruit. 1t W;
r a very pretty and unique party.-Rocklar
Courier Gazette.
Miss z. A. Hamm, who has had employmel
with the Postal Telegraph Co. at Oakland, M
during the past year, left that place Tuesds