The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-10-28
PERSONAL.

Wayland Knowton, Esq, went to Wiscasset
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Adolph Rossbach returned Wednesday
from visits in Chicago ILL.,, and Keokuk Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Brown have returned
home from visit with relatives in Holyoke.
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Wilband have returned
home from their vacation spent in Massachu-
setts
Miss Juliet A. Wiggin returned yesterday
from an extended visit with relatives in Mass
achusetts.
Mrs. George R. Doak is in Rockland for a
few weeks, the guest of her sister, Mrs Frank
o. Haskell
Mrs. George E. Johnson left Wednesday to
visit her brother, Henry L. Mudgett, in Brook
line, Mass.
Mr.. James H. Cunningham, who lives on the
Robbins road, is critically ill at the Waldo
County hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Bessey of Thorndike
have returned home from a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy E. Young.
Mr.. Seth NJ Knowlton of Stockton. Calf is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Young, 66
Congress street.
Mrs. VIM. v. Pratt has closed the johnson
Homestead on Primrose Hill and left on We'd
nesday for Boston.
Miles S. Jellison and family moved to their
new home at the corner of Church and Miller
streets last Tuesday.
Mrs. Welthea P. Gilkey of Islesboro made
brief visit the past week with her cousin,
Mrs Charles H. Sargent.
Miss Reta Patterson of Rockland arrived re-
Gently to visit relatives in this city and in Sat-
urday Cove and Northport.
Judge George E. johnson and Messrs. J. C.
Durham and l. L. Perry left Wednesday for a
hunting trip to Wytopitlock
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Eugene Nickerson and little
daughter Vira of Portland were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel H. Strout Tuesday.
Mrs. Jessie Spofford is the pianist at the
Elite this week while Mrs. Harry Domner is
visiting relatives at her home in Keene, N. H.
Messrs. R. F. Dunton and Charles P Hazel
tine arrived home Tuesday night from their
hunting trip to Stacyville. They did not bring
any large game.
The friends of Miss Ella Hayes, who is i'll in
the Lynn, Mass, hospital, will be glad to learn
that the latest news in regard to her condition
is.most favorable.
Mrs. Albert M. Cushman and son Frederick
Brown Cushman of Massachusetts who have
been spending some weeks in this city as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W Brown left
Wednesday afternoon for Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Hunter of Camden
are spending short vacation with friends and
relatives in this city. Mr.. Hunter, who was
formerly of this city, is now in the employ
of the Hanson bakery in Camden.
Mr.. Arnold Harris and son Louis left on the
Tuesday noon train for Boston, to spend a short
time there before going to New York. Later
they expect to go to Florida. stopping in Wash
ington, D. c. and other places route.
Messrs. George W. Edminster of Boston,
Joseph E. Chapin of Bangor and Charles E.
Chaplin of Brooklyn, N, Y. and Mrs. Lizzie
Haskell of Monroe village We're in Belfast
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Edwin
A Chaplin.
Mrs. Ralph Emery and her daughter, Miss
Margaret Cahill, and son, Lee H. Cahil who
spent the summer here, leftlast Saturday, Mrs
Emery and daughter for their hone in hala-
mazoo Mich, and Lee Cahill to return to Paris
to resume his studies.
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boat Wednesday morning to accompany the
remains of Walter, son of George W. Field,
buried on the Field lot in Grove Cemetery, to
Mount Auburn cemetery in Boston, where they
will be placed beside those of his mother
Mr. and Mrs. Edw Holt and daughters. Haz-
el and Ruth, called Belfast relatives Tues
day and Wednesday. They have returned
from delightful trip abroad, during which
they autoed many miles. Before returning to
their home in San Francisco they Will visit New
York, Boston, Portland Rockland Camden
and Bangor.
Miss Sarah Edith West, who has been in the
dry goods department of Care & Jones for a
number of years, will leave November Sth and
Will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Leola french, IN Pawtucket, K. l., where she
will take course in short hal d. Miss Julia
Brown who has been in the dry goods store of
James H. Howes, will enter the employ of
Care & Jones.
The following Belfast teachers exuect to
leave this, Thursday, morning to attend the
meetings of the Maine Teachers Association in
Lewiston, October 2sth 10Th and 30th: A. D.
Hayes, Miss Grace A. Lord, Miss Florence
kimball, Miss Alberta Wadsworth Mrs. Annie
l.. Black, Mrs. Annie X. Adams, Mrs. Maud F.
Follett Miss GraceiE. Walton Miss Julia M.
Leary, Mrs ida F. Cilley, Miss Blanche E. Fos-
ter, Miss f. Aldana Coleman, Mr.. Ernest
Higgins, and Eva L. Hasty
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward SibIey of Belfast arriv-
ed here October 10th Il little trip through
Aroostook They were guests at the Col
Inns house: Sunday they We're entertained at
dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. F W Burns and Mon
day they left by train for Van Buren. They
will return by Ashland. This, their first trin
to this county, was rather inopportune on ac
count of the cold and disagreeabIe weather
they encountered. Mr.. Burns drove them
about to see the great potato fields. which
would have been more attractive month
Garner. A daughter of MIR. and Mrs Sibley