The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-01-21
PERSONAL.

guest OF Mrs. Howard L. Whitten, Miller street
DR.. George w. Anderson of Manset was the.
guest OF Mrs. Helen W. Crosby in Belfast last
week.
MIS-. Maud Sherman and son RAYMOND of
lslesboro spent Sunday with Mrs. J. O. Haves
in this city
Mrs. E. A. Carpenter of Brooks was in town
last week taking lessons in photography from
F. P. Blodgett.
MISS Lottie Tibbetts returned home Fr;d.,.
from two weeks visit with friends in Water.
vile and Unity.
Aloert W.. Stevens returned to Stillwate,
wednesday after brief visit at home with biv.
father, Mr.. A. J. Stevens.
Mrs. Susan A. Briggs of Brooks is spending,
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Maitland
b. Smith, in Hartford, Conn.
The many friends of Miss Louisa n Feron-
son Will be glad to learn that she is pain;n,r
satisfactorily after her recent severe ;n.ss
Renworth Rogers of Belfast. Colby III has
place IN the cast of college Chums" which is.
oeing rehearsed by the Colby College Dramat-
ic Club
Isaac Dunbar, who has been engaped in har
ring fishing with Horatio Crie at Cas+in., -.
.e'urheo 10 his home in Vinalhaven to engage
in scallop fishing.
MIS- fannle E. Ash has gone to Relfss+
mnele Sne Will spend the remainder ofthe win,
Yer Yer win II her daughter, Miss Edith Ash'-Rock.
land Courier Gazette i>0e N
mr. and Mrs. Irwin L. Perry and daughter
MISS Marian, left Tuesday for Florida wbera
they will spend the remainder of the win+ar -
st. Augustine and vicinity.
MISS Sarah Brown of Old Town has baor ~,
gagged as assistant teacher in the Hiob schoo,
at searsport. Miss Brown is a graduate of tho
University of Maine in class 'Os
miss Alberta Farnham has returned from
nochlano' where she completed her course at
'ne Nockiand business college, and has resum.
eo her position in the City National Bank
Mr. and Mrs E. R. Pierce of Cincinnati Ohio
VIII leave January 22nd for trip to 1os Aroo
les' Calf, and will be in Belfast in Nav +o
p-0'e iepaifs On the homestead on High street.
lhree new members We're recentlv elec+ed 70
LIE Doafd OF trustees of Colby College. Thev
are r. T.. Goodwin, Esq, Skowhegan: A 7
ROBERTS, A. NJ, Waterville; and w c Cra,,
ford, A. NJ, Allston, Mas.
Mrs Elizabeth Milliken and DAUGHTER usuda
M. Will leave today for New York Mrs. ma
hken will go to Jacksonville, Fla. to sner5 +ho
winter and Miss Milliken will remain vii ha~
brother in New York.
Mr' chas. A. Ludwick returned to Bosto,
last week and Mrs. Ludwick will ioin hin, .a
sum as able She is at present confined 70
'ne mouse by illness. They came to Re,fasv
with the remains of their daughter Wino.a
Fay. y" '-''r'
David R. Porter international seoro+o e
h u a. Tor High schools and prepara-
TORY institutions, addressed the pupils of Ran
gor a1gh school recently upon Life at Oxford
"hy not have him address the Belfast H;ot
school? ga
Seven young" people met at sarpentvi,lo
1ne o'ier oay 10 celebrate the 81st birthday of
Capt. ). ~ Sargent The guests included Mrs
Mary a. Sargent aged eighty five, Mrs. Mary
Mllllken, aged eighty-two, and Mrs 7 NJ s.r
gent, aged eighty.
News has been received of tbe ,,,,.s;.. j..
Miss Dora Eugley of Lincolnville. and ! ssnn-
son ol dorchester, Mass, and the many friends
OF the bride in Lincolnville and Ca~,da,, -.
tend congratulations.
William NJ. Black of Belfast 1r,,i,,o,.-;., .
NAME 1909 is again making good on the var
slty basket ball team. AT the game plaved in
ofoho FRIDAY evening. when Maine defeated
ooioy 40 to l6 his playing was one of the
features of the game
Augustus Holtz left Pittseeld S,,rda,, nioh.
for two-weeks visit in New York n,,n;n.
ms absence his bakery Will be closed Miss
lrma Rhoades, clerk at the bakery, will pass
the time IN Belfast visiting her father. r
Rhoades, former resident of Pittsfeld
Maurice C. Gray of OrIani son of NJ, ana
Mrs Charles ?. Gray of Penobscot and Nar.
earet kothe of Brooklyn, N. Y, daughter of
Albert d. Hoppe of Griefweld, Germany were
married Saturday evening in t is citv by
Cil1ord j. Pattee, justice Of the peace. They
will reside in Orland
The Colby College Musical Clubs ,a.artI,.
returned from successful trip through Aroos.
took county. A special feature Of their con-
certs was the quartet of which Russell and
Maufice Lord are members. The Portland
Express says: "The quartet, which has been
formed recently, came in for its share of the
applause, making decided hit at every per-
formance.'
MISS Margaret d. Foster of Milbridea Me
has been appointed chief operator of the New
England Telephone Co. at Bath Miss Fostar
was tor two summers telephone operator ar
Dark Harbor, after which she spent one sum-
mer at the switchboard in Belfast, and has
since been employed as chief operator in
Dover. While in Dark Harbor and Belfast
Miss Foster won many friends by her obliglnp
and efficient service, and all will unite in wish
ing her success in her new position.
Mrs. VIM. H. Getz is the guest of her mother
Mrs. l.. l.. Gentner, on Church street. for q
short visit before leaving for Milwaukee, Wis
where she will begin housekeeping. Mr.. Getz
IS employed by the Allis- Chalmers Co.. and has
held responsible positions as superintendent OF
construction in the east but has been promoted
to the home office in Milwaukee, where he will
have charge of the Hydraulic Turbine Depart-
ment. The company employ 10000 men in that
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