The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-12-02
PERSONAL.

Levi Clay spent Thanksgiving day at City
point.
Samuel N. Rackliff is visiting in Boston and
vicinity
Miss Anne M. Kittridge is visiting friends in
Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Ellen Shorey of Citypoint spent Sunday
with friends in Castne.
Miss Nellie H. Hopkins returned last Tues
day evening from business trip to Boston.
Miss Louise F. Hall will begin her second
term of school in West Northport next Monday
Frank W. Twomby of Jamaica Plains, Mass,
spent Thanksgiving with relatives in this city.
Mrs. E. S. Bowker is spending the week in
Maiden, Mass, with her sister, Mrs j. w. Car
| ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Adams spent Thanks
givirg g in Castine, the guests of Mr. Adams
father.
Fred D. Jones of the firm of earle G. Jones
/ spert Sunday in West Brooksville with his
sisters.
Mrs. H. G. Pitcher returned Tuesday from a
two-months' visit with relatives in South Wev-
mouth, Mass.
The many friends in this city of F. A. Dickev.
ESQ.,, of Northport will be sorry to hear thai
he is seriously ill.
Fred Tibbetts returned to Portland Monday,
after short visit at the home of Mrs. L. M,
Tibbetts on Waldo avenue.
Harold S. Hichborn returned to his home in
Augusta Monday after few days visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Elkins and children.
Ben T. and Alice M, left Monday for St Cloud,
Fla, where they will spend the winter
Mrs. Fannie S. Simpson went to Brunswick
last week to visit her son and daughter, Elmer
B. and Alice A., who are employed there
Miss Velma Mitchell spent Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maddocks of Monroe.
Mrs. Maddocks was Miss Belle Warren of this
CITY,
| Mr.. and Mrs Gardner L. Havener of City
point ate their Thanksgiving dinner with their
son, Geo. E. Havener at his home on Waldo
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs E. s. Pitcher spent Thanksgiy-
ing in Boston with their daughter, Miss Gladys
Pitcher, who is attending the New England
Conservatory of Music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh D. Mcclellan and little
daughter Janet spent the weekend in Belfast,
guests of Mrs. McLellans parents, Hon and
Mrs. CLARENCE 0. Poor.
| Renworth Rogers returned to Waterville
Monday after spending Thanksgiving with his
parents Mr.. Rogers attended the Yals- -Har.
ward game and says it was great
Capt. George W, Dorr of Prospect Fefryv-z
in Bucksport last Saturday to attend tire funer-
al of c. c. Homer, and spent Sunday With Ais
daughter. Mrs. W. A. Remick, returning home
Monday forenoon.
DR.. G. c. Kilgore was in the Eastern Maine
General Hospital Bangor, several days last
week for treatment to his eye, which had been
troubling him for some time. He spent the
weekend in Watervlle.
The Belfast friends of Miss Alma Bernice
Ciley of Watervlle have received notice of
her marriage in that city, November Goth, to
Mr.. Harry Laforest Bickford. Hearty con-
gratulations are extended for a harry and
prosperous married life.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Prentss spent Thanks
giving with the parents of Mr.. Prentiss in
Brewer and Saturday Mr.. Prentiss and his
father went to Portland 10 attend The aymen's
convention. The meetings, although not
largely attended were very interesting and
some fine speakers were present. Mr. Pren-
tss has returned to his duties as railway pos
tai clerk on the Belfast branch.
The many Belfast friends OF DR. Adeibert
Merrill of Dorchester, Mass, extend corgratu-
lations on his good fortune in securing gov
ernment position in the hospital at Panama.
Dr. Merrill left New York November 9th and
will reach Panama December &rd. He passed
the examinations in New York and had good
send off. Young Merrill graduated from the
Belfast High school, took special cQur5- at
the University of Maine, and graduated from
Tufts Medical school in 1907 He has a high
standing in Boston, personally and l.otession-
ally Mr. w. W. Merrill of Hudson. Mass. his
father, is even now looking forward to q visit
in Panama.
The following item from the Niles, Chic,
Daily News of November 18th, will interest
the many friends in this city and Vicinity of
Mrs. Dencie Mudgett Boynton:
A former Niles school boy is being heard
from in the Cleveland schools in the person of
Leland Boynton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Boynton, formerly of this city, where Attor-
ney Boynton practiced law and served the
people mayor. Leland is now a senior in
the Lincoln High school of Cleye eard in 1ead-
ness to be graduated next June as the youngest
member in his class, which numbers more than
one hundred. he Is finishing the twelve years
course of study in ten years. A member of
the school faculty said that young Boyntons
senior oration, delivered recently according to
requirement before the school, was one of the
finest given from that platform Ex-
Mayor Boynton and family have many friends
in this city.
SWANVILLE.