The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-11-25
PERSONAL.


with friends in Watervile
Clarence Z. Hall is spending Thanksgiving
with his mother in Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Pitcher left Monday for
Boston and will return Saturday
Harold Mcintosh of Boston is visiting his
father. William H. Mcintosh
Miss Nellie H. Hopkins left the first Of the
week on business trip to Boston
Miss Blanche Foster of shis CITY is spendinq
Thanksgiving with relatives in Burnham.
Mrs. Arthur Terry OF Waterville has been
spending some days with friends in this city.
Miss AlCana Coleman left Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving at her home in Lincoln
vile.
Miss Flora Bowden of Sargentvile is the
guest of Miss Julia Leary at her home in
East Belfast.
Rev. and Mrs. Hosea W. Rhoades and little
child, of Lee ee,arrived last Monday to visit rela
tives in this city.
Mrs. N. S. Piper and Miss Ethel Savery left
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with
friends in Portland.
Z. P. Brown is at home from Bangor to spend
Thanksgiving with his parents Mr. and Mrs
Frederick W. Brown.
Mrs. Howe Wiggin of Rockland arrived last
week and is the guest of Mrs. NJ A. Frost and
Mrs. G. A. Gilchrest.
Miss Sue W. Palmer of WateryiIie arrived
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with her
sister Mrs. c. NJ. Matthews.
The crewe of the steamer Belfast recently
presented the Winterport agent, James F.
Mason, with pair of snow shoes
Miss Amy E. Stoddard was the accompanist
at an entertainment given in Freedom last
Thursday for the benefit of the church
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer J. Dorman were to re-
turn on last evenings train from their South
ern trip to spend Thanksgiving at home
Howard Heath, Ralph s. Collins and Frank
H. Mudgett from Coburn Classical Institute.
Waterville, are at home for Thanksgiving
First Pilot Abbott of the steamer Belfast.
Eastern Steamship Co. is building house at
Verona. For the past few years he had made
his home in Belfast
Miss Louise Brown of this city is enjoying a
weeks vacation from the office department of
of Leonard & Barrows' shoe factory and is the
guest of her sister in Boston
H. E. Freeman, V. S. formerly of this city,
latterly of Rockland, has located iii New
Haven, Conn, where he will engage in the
practice of his profession.
George A. Leavitt has returned from a
weeks hunt at Bowerbank with buck deer
His Raphnael was up there some weeks
earlier and also brought down buck
Leander Staples of Brooks was in Belfas
Tuesday and Wednesday and left on yesterday
afternoons boat for Rockland to spend Thanks
giving with his brother, Roscoe Staples.
Charles Mckinley of Camden, formerly of
this city, is spending few days in town look
ing after business matters. Mr.. Mckinley is
engaged in the stable business in Camden
Mrs. Viola j. Patterson and daughter. Miss
Gertrude B., left yesterday to visit relatives in
Roxbury, Mass. Later they will spend few
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Annie Z, Ryder,
Nathaniel c. Matthews of Norwood Mass,
was in Belfast Tuesday, the guest Of relatives.
Mr.. Matthews was in the shoe business in Bel
fast several years ago and has many friends
here.
The positions for the Colby college giee
club have been announced and two North
Bro oksvlle boys are included, Russell H.
Lord as second tenor, and Maurice t. Lord
first bass.
Mrs. L. J. Benson, who had spent some weeks
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ing the winter months, has gone to Los An
geles Calf, to spend the remainder o; the
winter
At the annual meeting Of the Maine society
of May ayflower descendants in Portland, Novem-
ber 22nd, Hon. F. E. Boothby of Portland was
elected Governor. Elisha Hopkins, N. H., Of
Searsport was elected Surgeon.
Carlton Doak from the L. of NJ. Law school
and Linwood Thompson, Arthur Shales Harold
Richards Houston Small and Marthon Doak
from the University of Maine are at home for
the Thanksgiving recess.
Hon VIM. B. Swan, president of the City
National Bank of Belfast. has received many
congratulatory letters on the dedication of the
handsome new bank building, and an especially
pleasing one was from Hon. c. S. Hchborl.
president of the First National Bank of Au-
gusta.
Miss Frances A. Sargent, who is teaching in
Columbia Falls, closed her school there yes
terday and will spend Thanksgiving in Brewer
with Miss Beulah Philbrook. She will come to
Belfast the first OF neNt week 10 spend the
remainder of the Thanksgiving recess with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Sargent
John Macdonald who has been the guest of
his father-n-law, Mr.. Stephen G. Bicknell,
went to Dorchester, Mass, Monday for his
household goods, and with his wife and son
Arthur will spend the winter in Belfast. MIR.
Bicknes serious illness necessitated the
change.
DR.. Elmer Small was called to Vassalboro
Tuesday in consultation with local physicians
in regard to Warren w. knowlton formerly of
Belfast. Mr.. knowlton's mother, Mrs Way
land knowlton, is with him, and his father and
father-in-law. DIR. L. W. Hammons are fire.
quent visitors. Mr. knowlton was more COM
Portable at last reports.
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