The Republican journal., 1909-02-11
PERSONAL

Hon. L. c. Morse of Liberty was in the city
Monday.
Miss Margaret L. Keene made brief trip to
Boston this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Stevens of Newport
are visiting friends in Plymouth and Troy.
Mr. and Mrs Levi Clay will return to Port
land this morning after short visit at CITY,
point
r. s. Staples was called to Winterport last
week to attend the funeral of his mother Mrs
Nancy Stinson
Miss Carrie NJ Gutter left Tuesday for a
two weeks visit with her sister Mrs Maria
Peirce, in Bangor
Mr. F. W. Burns of Fort Fairfield made a
brief visit last week to the home OF his daueb.
ter, Mrs. D. L. Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Gray, Jr, are in Lincoln
vile visiting Mrs. Gray's parents Mr. and
Mrs George Heal
Col. A. s. Bangs of Augusta has announced
MS candidacy for. department commander of
the Maine Grand Army.
Mrs. Edward Sibley returned Monday from,
several months visit with her daughter Mrs
Henry H. Hilton, in Chicago.
Harry Albee and Harvey Stinson of Rock
iahu were IN Belfast Sunday visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. G. NJ Hart.
Ihe many friends of A. K P. Stephenson are
pleased to see his familiar figure on the street
again after his recent severe illness.
Basil Newell WaStorp JTp;o,
state House, returned to Augusta Monday
alter spending Sunday at his home in City
point.
Miss Amy E. Stoddard, who was in Water
Vile Friday for her piano lesson, was the pness
during the day, of Miss Leona Achorn, Colb,-
10, at Foss Hail.
MISS charlotte Cunningham is at home from,
Cherryheld, where she has been teaching. for
vacation before resuming her studies at the
Eastern State Normal School.
Miss Celia Sargent of Searsport is the onest
OF her sister, Mrs. Cecil E. Paine of North
street, having accompanied her on her return
from visit at her old home-Bath Inde
pendent
orrn J. Dickey returned on last Friday
nights train from Augusta, where he attended
the meetings of the Maine Press Association
and was the guest of William F Leavitt.
Miss Sarah E. Brown of Old Town, Univer
slty OF Maine, 1908, who is teaching in the
Searsport High school, was the guest of Miss
Marguerite D. Pilsbury Tor the weekend.
misses Frances Jones and Hattie Hayford are
among the young lady delegates for Oak Grove.
seminary. V9SS9Ihorn ybn
State T. M. c. A. convention at Bates Col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williston Grinnell and Mrs
Helen Martin of Camden left recentlv fo,
New York City, where they will be the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. George Martin for a feU,
weeks Before returning home they will visit
in Boston.
Herman Coombs, formerly of Belfast. has
been promoted from assistant in the Houltor
Office of the American Express Co. to the
position of agent in Caribou, taking the place.
vacated by agent .Hazeltine, who was trans
ferred to Belfast
Mrs. Hugh F. Dolan of Islesboro. who *
visiting her father, c. B. Dcnworth. Esq, gave
Slelghlng party Friday to a party of friends
including: Mrs. A. D. McFaul, Mrs f c. Don
Worth Mrs F. w. Bowker, Mrs. Frederick
Marsh of Woburn, Mass and Mrs /. NJ Nc
Gouldrck. -Machias Republican
Invitations have been received by friends in
this city from Capt. and Mrs Fields Coon1bs
Pendleton of New York ard lslesboro to the
wedding reception of their daughter Miss
Etie Brown Pendleton, to Henry Augustus
oHnkunbroomer in Brooklyn A. y. on the
23rd of February, at 253 74th street BROOKLYN
Mrs e. f. Evans writes The Journal from
her home IN Stamford, Conn. that they are
having real winter weather and are ENJOYING
sleigh rides She speaks of the pleasure Rev
and Mrs. Ashley A. Smiths recent visit gave.
them, and says that Mr.. Evans will sail at the
end of the month for his usual European trip,
Representative Lucius H. duncan came home
from Augusta, last week, suffering frcm a Sc
we're attack OF rheumatism which has pretty
much disabled one arm. He was unable to
dress without assistance, and, as he has no
valet this winter, he concluded to remain at
home this week and recul crate He expects
10 be able to return to Augusta Monday next.
-Rockland Opinion.
The Maine Press Association at the annual
meeting in Augusta last week reelected A. H.
Jones of Rockland as president, according to
lHe uSudl Custom. III f.a4e mistake III
electing him in the first place, as he is an ex-
cellent presiding officer as well as a good fell
low. The other officers We're reelected with
the exception of treasurer, John Clair Minot
of Augusta taking the place of George 5
| Rowell of Portland, who declined to serve
longer
Miss Carrie Piper, the Lynn Mass. woman
who is making such Juror in that city by ad-
vertising for husband is well known IN Bel
fast, where her girlhood was passed She is
the granddaughter of the late Israel Cox, who
lived on Congress street. He and Boham ?
Field were the original insurance agents in
Belfast. Miss Piper was last in Belfast about
eight years ago, when she visited her aunt
Mrs. Martha Keating. She has several rela-
tives here.
Preparations going Oh apace for one of
the most important weddings of the late win
ter-that of Miss Georgianna P Parks. second
daughter of the Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks for
many years rector of Emmanuel church to
Mr.. Charles Renold which will take place in