The Republican journal., 1909-10-07
PERSONAL.

Maine Hills of Boston is visiting friends in
this city.
DR.. and Mrs H. F. Dolan of Islesboro were
IN the city last Saturday.
Mrs. Ashley A. Smith and little daughter
Dorothy are spending the week in Boston.
Miss Susie Emery of Owls Head is the guest
of Miss Margaret A. Dunton at the Battery.
Mrs. Maude Sherman and son Raymond of
Dark Harbor are the guests of Mrs. J. o. Hayes.
Mrs. E. W. Pendleton of Islesboro, was in
Belfast last Thursday on her way to Camden
for visit.
Mrs. Edward A. Wadsworth and little son
Thomas Shea, left Monday for their home in
Somerville, Mass.
Mrs J. W. Raleigh left Saturday for Lynn,
Mass, after a few weeks vacation spent with
relatives in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. o. K. Ryder have been visiting
in Boston and are now in Portland visiting Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Stevens.
Aus tin W. Keating has resumed his position
as sales-agent for the International Harvester
Co., and is now on the road
Mrs. Annie F. Richards is in Walpole, Mass,
where she is substituting in the Union Train
ing school, State institution.
Mrs. Tamzen Mathews returned Friday to
her home in Liberty after spending few
weeks with her brother, Mr.. T. w. Pitcher.
Mrs. John R. Davis and Miss Julia Davis,
who have been visiting DR.. and Mrs. o. S.
Vickery, left Monday for their home in San
dusky, Ohio.
Mr. Amos Clement returned home Saturday
from Seaside Inn, Seal Harbor, where he had
been five months to day. 1t was very sue
cessful season.
Miss Cecile Littlefeld went to Camden Tues
day for few weeks to supply in the place Of
Miss Alice Thorndike in the Western Union
Telegraph Office.
George Keyes of Middleboro, Mass, arrived
Sunday to spend vacation with friends in this
city. Mr.. Keyes was formerly employed in
the shoe factory here.
Miss Alice Thorndike, who was employed as
an operator in the Western Union office at
Camden during the summer, arrived in Belfast
last Saturday for few weeks vacation.
Rev. ]. W. Vaughan of Citypoint left Tues
day morning for New Boston, N. H., having
been called there by the serious illness of his
daughter, Miss Julia, who is teaching there
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Leavens and little
daughters, Dorothy and Barbara, left last
night for their home in Brooklyn, N. Y. They
how hoe cfo Al
Brooks House.
Miss katherine c. Quimby and Miss Fran
ces Howes will attend the Maine Musical
Festival to be held in Portland October 1lth,
18th and 18th, as guests of Mrs. B. B. Foster,
Congress street.
MIR. and Mrs. l. M. Cobe of Chicago will soon
leave on business trip to Hamilton, Montana,
where they have large irrigation interests.
They will stop en- route at Big Timber to visit
Mrs Lena Haney Whitney.
Mrs. Helen w. Crosby went to Portland last
Saturday to spend the weekend in Portland
with relatives and left Portland Monday with
her cousin, Mrs. Helen Dyer, to spend two
weeks in New York
the housekeeper at the Swift home on Miller
street for twenty-four years--a long term of
most faithful and efficient service and highly
appreciated by those she has cared for these
many years.
Harold Richards of this city, who has
just entered the University of Maine pitched
on the freshman team last Saturday against
the sophomores. The freshmen won by II to l.
Richards was prominent in athletics while in
the Belfast High school and is evidently max
ing good at Orono.
Rev. and Mrs. A G. Roberts will return to-
day from attending the Baptist State Conven-
tion in Brewer, bringing with them as guests
Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Pringle of North Haven.
Mr.. Pringe will conduct services next Sunday
morning and evening at the Baptist Church, in
an exchange with the pastor.
On account of i'll health Mrs. Priscilla Math-
eWs has resigned her agency for the Abner
Royce Co. of Cleveland Ohio. Mrs. Mathews
has held this agency for several years, and the
excellent perfumes, essences and soaps of the
company have become widely and favorably
known IN this section through her faithful
efforts.
Misses Quinby and Morrison arrived at San
Juan, P R., September 23rd, the day after the
mail steamer left SO that their letters home
were delayed. They have since been heard
from and write that they have been assigned
to the public schools in Ponce, Porto Rico,
teaching English Miss Morrison and Miss
Quimby have room with Spanish Porto Rican
family, and are well pleased with their situa-
tions.
Fred Tibbetts, who was recently called to
his home in Palermo by the death of his
brother, Manley Tibbetts, was in Belfast Friday
and returned to Portland Saturday. Mr.. Tib-
belts. who was for several years employed by
the N.E.Tel & Tel.Co. in this city, has left many
warm friends in Belfast who extend sympathy
in his bereavement and who sincerely wish him
success in the insurance business, which he has
entered upon in the Office of his brother, Mer-
rick Tibbetts.
Crrin J. Dickey and excursion party left on
the noon train Monday for Montreal and Que
bee via the White Mountains. The weather
conditions were fine and all anticipated a
delightful trip. Following is the party: Mrs.