The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-09-30
NUMBER 80
PERSONAL.

Dr f. >. weber left Monday for a business
trip to Livermore Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Knowlton are in New
York to attend the Hudson-Futo celebration,
Miss Sue M. Partridge spent the weekend
with Miss Inez L. Barker at her home in Cen
ter Montville.
Larforest and Edward Fields of IsIesboro
left Wednesday for Massachusetts, where thew
will enter the Lowell, Mass, Business College
John F. Smalley left last week for Boston
where he visited his brother Sherman and then
went to Nashua, N. H., to make his home with,
his brother Sheridan.
e. w. c. Drexel and family, ACCOMPANIED bv-
Mr.. l.. L. Biddle, left their summer home
Gripsholm, at North Islesboro, Sunday evening
for their home in Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Rufus c. Barton of this city has gone to-
Bedford, Indiana, to spend the winter months
with his son who resides there Mr.. Barton
plans to return here in the spring.
Lieutenant Commander William V. Pratt ar
rived last Saturday from San Francisco to ioi1
his wife at the Johnson Homestead on Prir-
rose Hill. He will remain 10 days.
Among the visitors of the Monroe fair was
Jonathan Woodman of Castine, 81 years old.
VINO has been regular visitor for the past
TOUR years. He was present every day.
Miss Matte M. Pendeton left last Saturday
to visit her brother, James W. Pendleton, IL,
Cambridge, Mass. She expects to attend the
Hudson Fulton celebration in New York
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Mrs. E. S. Morse of Belmont and Mr. Albert
Webster of Vinalhaven were in Belfast lass
Saturday to attend the funeral of Mr.. O r
Webster.
On New England day at the Alaska Yukon
acme exposition in Seattle a representation
was given of the landing of the Pilgrims and
MISS Marian Bettinger, formerly of Castine
Maine, was Priscilla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins McCarty of this citv
who have spent several winters at their cot
tage at Temple heights, have rented the Ben
son house on Spring street and will move here
next week for the winter.
John F. Rogers OF Mlddleboro, Mass. who
mas been spending some weeks vacation in
Northport and this city returned home this
week He was the guest while here of the
family Of E. F. Littlefeld. r. ---'-- '''----#--'-
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stantial returned last-
Saturday night from two weeks automobile,
trip in which business and pleasure were COM,
bined They visited Waterville, Lewiston.
Poland Springs and Portland and many of the
smaller places intervening.
! Mr. Horace Ebep
to move his family to Boston, where they will
spend the winter. They will leave Belfast about
the first of November. Mr.. Chenery found it
dlfhcult last winter to make weekly trips to
Boston, where he was called on business.
Mrs. Frank T. Field has just received news
OF the dangerous illness of her sister, Mrs.
Henry A. Williams, of Highland Avenue Ban
gor, caused by eating poisonous icecream while
aptomobiing with her husband in Aroostook
county three weeks ago. Mrs Field will leave
for her sisters home in few days
Mr.. A. W. Lampton, who was the guest of
the Belfast Telegraph Operators on buck
board ride to Camden in the early sumner. has
resigned his position in the Boston Western
/ Union office to accept position in the Chica-
go office, where his father IS employed. Mr.
Hampton was formerly ar officer in the Saliva
ton Army and is still an earnest Christian
worker. His popularity among the operators
in the Boston Office and on the Hires which he
has worked during his two years in that office
was shown by the hearty good will with
which all joined in presenting him with gold
watch chain and a pair of gold cuff links as a
token of their appreciation of his unfailing
courtesy and kindness.
/ Miss Sarah A. Russ was recently promoted
to the position Of general supervisor of the
Thomas r. Redman School in New Bedford,
Mass at largely increased salary. The school
building was only recently completed and is
the finest in that city Miss Russ has entire
charge doing no teaching herself. She began
her career as a teacher at the Head oil the
Tide in this city, where she taught for some
years. She then went to New Bedford. where
her honest, capable work soon won recognition
and promotion rapidly followed, unit now she
| occupies one of the most responsible positions
/ in the city She is a daughter Of Mr. Robert
f. Russ of this city and has large circle of
friends who will be pleased to hear of her de
served promotion.
| CENTER LISCOLNyILLE.
| N. d. Ross and j. A. knight were in Rockland
last Saturday, on business. Miss Alice Ben
nett of Maplewood, Mass, who has been the
guest of Mrs. S. j. Moody, returned home last
week. :. Mrs. Estella Holt and daughter Ade-
laide, of Eastport, Me- spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Moody. &c. Frank
Coggins is at home from IIullicaile ioi d shoIt
visit to his family here. Miss Mary Coggins.
who is attending High school in Camden, spent
Saturday and Sunday at home. =. H. f. Rankin
has gone to Westborough, Mass, where he has
employment in hospital. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gray of Seal Harbor at their home
here for a few days. Miss Bessie Bartlett of
Boston is guest of her grandmother, Mrs,
Burton Robinson, for few days. Mrs. Frank
Fletcher and son Clifton left Saturday for q
visit W ;th friends in Stockton and Bar gor...,.
| Mrs. Fred Clarke will close her cottage, Fair.
view, this week, and return to her home in
Boston,. Mrs. Eva Dean, accompanied by her
uncle, |. v Miller of Belfast, spent last week
with relatives in Rockland and Seal Harbor.